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Seven Seas Water Group Donation For St. Maarten Youth Brigade.

October 9, 2022

Seven Seas Water Group Donation For St. Maarten Youth Brigade.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The St. Maarten Youth Brigade has become the latest recipient of a donation made by the Seven Seas Water Group (St. Maarten), destined to aid a youth empowerment program, implemented for at-risk and disenfranchised youth from the age of 12 to 21.

According to Project Manager Jean Oneli Blaise, the St.Maarten Youth Brigade is a youth empowerment program that advocates strength, confidence, and resilience. The group utilizes para-military techniques in developing skills of local youth people in social, economic, cultural, and governmental areas, realized through diverse educational programs. The brigade was established by the non-profit The Voice of ...

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