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help the centre.” Their support has included transportation for the children and the provision of 10 personal computers and additional iPads to assist children with classroom learning. The Seven Stars Community Foundation also donated a large screen television connected to the internet to enable remote specialized teaching from North America. Additional support has included monthly landscaping services by Seven Stars personnel, the coordination of regular termite control provided at no cost by Parkway Solutions, and the updating of the air conditioning systems by the resort’s maintenance department. The Community Foundation has also provided the centre with hurricane-proof doors and completed an interior remodeling project with updated bathrooms and repainting of the entire building. john redmond associates ltd. architects & designers construction consultants project management “Every summer before the re-opening of the school, our team of engineers ensure that any renovations needed are completed before the students return,” Mr. Jobling said. “The Seven Stars Team continues to host an annual Christmas party for the students, which allows members of the committee to interact with them through activities such as decorating cookie and cupcakes.” When the SNAP Centre suffered considerable damage after Hurricanes Irma and Maria struck the Islands in 2017, the employees of Seven Stars completely restored the building within 30 days so the students could return to the centre, Mr. Jobling said. “This was a major achievement given that many of the staff had significant damage to their own properties and the fact that power was not fully restored to Providenciales for many months following the hurricanes,” he noted. “At Seven Stars, we are very proud of our association with the SNAP Centre and intend to remain involved for many years to come.” a For parents with special needs children, there are two phone numbers to call for more information. The number for the Ministry of Health’s Special Needs Unit is (649) 338-2171 and the SNAP Centre is (649) 941-3187. p.o.box 21, providenciales, turks & caicos is. tel.: 9464440 cell: 2314569 email: redmond@tciway.tc 60 www.timespub.tc
The SNAP Centre garden is sponsored by the Seven Stars Resort Foundation. Here, students are learning to grow and market produce.
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