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Rotaract Club presents three vocational service wards

February 9, 2016

Rotaract Club presents three vocational service wards
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From left to right: Professional Development Director Micaela Hart, Darren Wilson, Elisia Lake, Paul Bell and Rotaract President Kimberley Duzong. Photo contributed

St. Maarten News: The Rotaract Club of St. Maarten Sunrise presented vocational service awards on Saturday to Elisia Lake, Paul Bell and Darren Wilson for their dedication to the youth and their community.

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Elisia Lake received the award for her never-ending contributions to the St. Maarten community and her hard work in community service and professional development; Paul Bell for his dedication to his Island Hoops foundation where he works with and mentors young boys in the sport of basketball, as well as his “Shoot Hoops, Not Guns” initiative; and Darren Wilson for his partnering on an “I Am King” initiative that motivates young men to develop beyond just being a mere man and develop the mental attitude of kings.

Rotaract Club presents three vocational service wards

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm-news/rotaract-club-presents-three-vocational-service-wards/

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