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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

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