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Bahamas Feeding Network Executive Director Philip Smith receives shipment of 5,000 turkeys donated by Royal Caribbean to the National Food Distribution Task Force which asked the Feeding Network to handle distribution throughout New Providence and Grand Bahama. Turkeys were shared with Bahamas Red Cross, Hands for Hunger and Lend A Hand in addition to all the areas that the Feeding Network supplies and Grand Bahama. (Photo by Cay Focus Photography for DP&A) Royal Caribbean Group donated 5,000 turkeys to the National Food Distribution Task Force dressed with a message wishing every...

Last modified on Sun 20 Dec 2020 03.17 EST Women’s rights and breastfeeding organisations are challenging government and NHS guidance that the groups say forces mothers to choose between feeding their infants in the way that they choose and protecting themselves from Covid by being vaccinated. The NHS website advises lactating mothers to wait until they have stopped breastfeeding before having the Covid-19 vaccine. It adds: “There’s no evidence it’s unsafe if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding. But more evidence is needed before you can be offered the vaccine.” The UK government web...

You are essential - Bahamas Feeding Network (BFN) Founder, H.E. Frank Crothers, left, and Executive Director, Philip Smith, right, award three volunteers for their service in the presence of the Governor General, H.E. the Most Hon. Cornelius A. Smith. 2nd row (l-r): Sheryl Duncombe, Linda Poitier, Maureen Williamson. (Photo by Cay Focus for DPA.) Nassau, Bahamas - Viewing firsthand what he declared “the tremendous work being carried out by the dedicated team of volunteers,” Governor General C.A Smith recently recognized Bahamas Feeding Network (BFN) founder Frank Crothers, O....