On behalf of Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing Guild, I am honored to assemble with citizens near and far to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the I Platinum Jubilee in our thanksgiving service.
Today we give thanks to God as we remember the past, we seek to build the future, and embark on leaving a legacy for tomorrow’s leaders.
On behalf of Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing Guild, we wish to thank each individual who have
supported this historical organization.
As we continue to share and serve
God, and our Country we want to give thanks unto God Almighty for
everything he has bless this organization with.
Enclosing, I would like to bring condolences and my deepest sympathy to all the families who have
lost their love ones who have contributed to Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing.
We set the goal to continue building on their contribution. May God bless
you as you continue to fulfill God’s purpose in your life.
On behalf of the Executive Officers and Members of the NACB I am immensely pleased to recognize and applaud the commitment and contributions of outstanding nurses from across our country. Your exemplary service in your various practice areas has been extremely commendable. Indeed, your colleagues took great pleasure in nominating you to be recipients of the 2022 prestigious NACB Zenith Awards.
We extend our heartfeld gratitude to our sponsors who wholeheartedly share their treasures, talents and time in order to achieve our vision to provide clothing to our Bahamian populace specially the needy. God bless you all!
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On behalf of Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing Guild, I am honored to assemble with citizens near and far to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the I Platinum Jubilee in our thanksgiving service.
Today we give thanks to God as we remember the past, we seek to build the future, and embark on leaving a legacy for tomorrow’s leaders.
On behalf of Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing Guild, we wish to thank each individual who have
supported this historical organization.
As we continue to share and serve
God, and our Country we want to give thanks unto God Almighty for
everything he has bless this organization with.
Enclosing, I would like to bring condolences and my deepest sympathy to all the families who have
lost their love ones who have contributed to Queen Mary Bahamas Clothing.
We set the goal to continue building on their contribution. May God bless
you as you continue to fulfill God’s purpose in your life.
Awardees Profile
CHILDREN'S TRAINING
Involving and Preparing the children for Charity Services
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Awardees Profile
Clothing For Bahamians
Providing clothing to our brethren,
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Awardees Profile
Women Empowerment
Empowering women for nation building
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(NACB)
NACB
The Nurses Association was founded on May 30,1947 by Nurses Rose Morrison Weir, YvonneNorth, and Vivienne Longley.
The Association was originally called the Bahamas Graduate Nurses Association (BGNA). Virginia Gibson was the first President. Vivienne Longley remains the longest serving President to date, having served from 1959 to 1968.
After several years, the Association’s name was changed to The Nurses Association of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas (NACB). A
famous Bahamian lawyer by the name of A. F. Adderley wrote the Association’s Constitution.
EARLY ACHIEVEMENTS
The Association became a member of the Caribbean Nurses Organization (CNO) in 1967 and obtained full membership with the International Council of Nurses (ICN) in May 1973.
Members of the BGNA were involved in the formulation of the Nurses and Midwives Act of 1971 and were required to nominate three of the 10 members of the Nursing Council which was established under that act.
Other achievements included: introduction of an 8-hour shift; creating linkages with other healthcare professions; and purchasing a plot of land on Jerome Avenue in Pyfrom’s Addition with the intention of building a nurse’s residential home.
The NACB has two family island branches; i.e. the GRAND BAHAMA and ELEUTHERA branch.
Vison
To be the premier voice for the profession of nursing, promoting excellence and influencing national policies through local, regional, and international networks.
Mission
To promote the highest possible standard of nursing practice, encourage professional and educational advancement for nurses, and to ensure that all people irrespective of nationality, race, color or social origin may have optimal nursing care.
Program
- Conducting research in all areas of nursing - Improving the socio-economic welfare of nurses - Representing nurses of The Bahamas nationally, regionally, and internationally - Promoting ideal changes for nurses through the statutory body - Participating in national health care campaigns - Promoting camaraderie among nurses and other members of the health care team - Maintaining national, regional, and international relationships and affiliations with professional organizations - Providing a channel for continued professional growth - Influencing public policy and legislation affecting the nursing profession.
Other Information
NACB MEMBERSHIP
Persons eligible for full membership
include:
1. Any nurse who has completed the
basic nursing education programme
locally, regionally, or internationally
and is registered with the Nursing
Council of the Commonwealth of the
Bahamas.
2. Student Nurses who have completed
at least two (2) years of training or
education.
NACB MONTHLY MEETING
Meetings will be held on a monthly
basis on the second Monday of each
month at 5:30pm.
