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Increasing need for back to school support yearly

Increasing need for back to school support yearly

September 2, 2025
1:22 pm

After nine years of their Back to School Give Back Program, the Anmar Empowerment Center continues to see an annual rise in those seeking assistance.

Given this reality, the appeal to Corporate Barbados and citizens has also increased and one week ahead of the new school term, Barbadians are being encouraged to do all they can to ensure those in need get the necessary support.

Co-Director at the Anmar Empowerment Center, Maria Carter, while thanking those who have donated said there was still work to be done.

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