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Two feel-good initiatives receiving funding from the Rotary Club of East Nassau this week. The first, Laurel House, is an initiative started by Lesley Cancino, who says that while volunteering at the Ranfurly Home for Children, she realized some needed support after leaving the home.

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Two feel-good initiatives receiving funding from the Rotary Club of East Nassau this week. The first, Laurel House, is an initiative started by Lesley Cancino, who says that while volunteering at the Ranfurly Home for Children, she realized some needed support after leaving the home.

The other cheque going to Camp Hope, a stories of Hope Initiative. Stories of Hope President, Dr. Giavana Jones, explaining what Camp Hope is all about.

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