Cayman National Cultural Foundation Donates To CHRC
Cayman National Cultural Foundation Donates to CHRC
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When asked for a comment, Kimberly Febres, the Residential Counselor at Caribbean Haven explained,"The music therapy programme helps people in recovery express themselves when words alone don't suffice. Since music is already a significant part of our Caymanian communities, using this medium in the therapeutic and healing process supports the clients' personal growth in a creative way. On behalf of the Department of Counseling Services at Caribbean Haven, we extend our sincere appreciation to CNCf for this grant. These funds will allow our facility to continue offering innovative treatment programming to our clients."
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