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THE Kiwanis Club of Constant Spring has officially launched a new programme, Breakfast for Brighter Futures, as President Anthea Domville’s major project for the 2026–2027 Kiwanis year, pledging to help approximately 150 children at Lalyce Gray Basic School begin to their school day nourished, focused, and ready to learn.
The launch, held on October 12, 2026 in the inner-city community of Cassava Piece in St Andrew, brought together representatives of the Kiwanis movement, the school community, and the early childhood education sector in support of an initiative aimed at addressing the nutritional needs of its young learners.
The project will provide breakfast four days per week over approximately 144 school days during the year, with an estimated investment of $3.24 million.
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