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Building Stronger Communities
In exploring avenues to promote self-development and A new partnership with WizdomCRM, an educational and
self-determination, the Group collaborated with the Junior technology company aimed at enhancing financial literacy
Carnival band Zebapique Productions and partnered with We among youth in Guyana, facilitated the launch of a sustainable
Say Y.E.S. (Youth Entrepreneurship for Self-Empowerment) virtual Stock Market Game that encouraged responsible
Organisation to provide empowerment opportunities for at- financial practices among schoolchildren.
risk youth in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Bank also broke ground in partnership with the Anguilla
The Bank continued its support of the New Life Organization Youth Sailing Club that introduces a love of sailing to children
as a means of reaching out to socially marginalised young men of all backgrounds.
and women in the rural community of Palmiste, Grenada to
provide critical life skills and vocational training as a means of In pursuit of cultural development, the Bank made donations
facilitating growth and sustainable social development. to several Ghanaian festivals, including the Oguaa Fetu Afahye
for the Fantes within the Central Region, the Osu Homowo
With sport as a vehicle, the Bank extended support to the festival within the Greater Accra Region, and the Afenotor
Cayman Islands Cricket Association Cayman National U-15 festival of the Mepe people in the Volta Region.
Cricket Tournament, sponsored the 2nd season of the Republic
Bank Five for Fun Youth Cricket in Guyana, and hosted the
Secondary School Athletic Championships in Grenada.

Through our Power to Make
A Difference programme, we have

built a culture of responsible social
investment, staff volunteerism,
and partnership with NGOs
which facilitates social outreach
programmes geared towards 16

improving the quality of life societies
in the communities we serve. served
Communities