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Island Stars Academy makes humanitarian donation to Old Harbour Health Centre

Island Stars Academy makes humanitarian donation to Old Harbour Health Centre

Article By: Old Harbour News
  • Jul 11, 2026 09:29 AM | News, Health

The event, which began 11:00 a.m., saw the football academy deliver essential care packages to benefit the wider community while extending a heartfelt "thank you" to the clinic’s dedicated staff. True to the call issued by Dwayne Thomas earlier this week, parents, players, and representatives of the academy donned their team jerseys and gathered at Lot 5 Marlie Avenue to participate in the meaningful initiative. The donated supplies are set to bolster the clinic’s daily operations, ensuring that the facility remains well-equipped to serve the residents of Old Harbour. In addition to the community care packages, the academy presented every member of the clinic’s staff, including doctors, nurses, and support personnel, with special appreciation gift bags. The gesture was designed to recognize the unwavering commitment and tireless service that the healthcare workers provide to the community day in and day out. Representing Island Stars Academy at the presentation were Shauna Langley, Dwayne Thomas, and Shama

In a powerful display of community solidarity, the Island Stars Academy transformed words into action yesterday, hosting its inaugural Humanitarian Drive at the Old Harbour Health Centre.

The event, which began 11:00 a.m., saw the football academy deliver essential care packages to benefit the wider community while extending a heartfelt "thank you" to the clinic’s dedicated staff.

True to the call issued by Dwayne Thomas earlier this week, parents, players, and representatives of the academy donned their team jerseys and gathered at Lot 5 Marlie Avenue to participate in the meaningful initiative. The donated supplies are set to bolster the clinic’s daily operations, ensuring that the facility remains well-equipped to serve the residents of Old Harbour.

In addition to the community care packages, the academy presented every member of the clinic’s staff, including doctors, nurses, and support personnel, with special appreciation gift bags. The gesture was designed to recognize the unwavering commitment and tireless service that the healthcare workers provide to the community day in and day out.

Representing Island Stars Academy at the presentation were Shauna Langley, Dwayne Thomas, and Shamari Malcolm. They were joined by enthusiastic parents and young players who came together to show their appreciation and community spirit.

Representatives of Island Stars Academy, including Shauna Langley, Dwayne Thomas, and Shamari Malcolm, pose with staff members of the Old Harbour Clinic during the Humanitarian Drive on July 10, 2026.

“Island Stars Academy believes in giving back,” said coach and founder Dwayne Thomas, speaking on behalf of the organization. “We recognize the importance of celebrating those who work tirelessly to care for others. Through this outreach, we hope to strengthen community partnerships while inspiring others to serve and make a difference.”

The clinic staff expressed their gratitude for the thoughtful donation, noting that such gestures boost morale and highlight the strong bond between the community and its healthcare providers.

Island Stars Academy extended its sincere thanks to the entire staff of the Old Harbour Clinic for their outstanding dedication and invaluable service. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to playing an active role in the development of Old Harbour, stating that together, the community continues to build a stronger, more caring environment for all.


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