CommunityLocal News Back-to-school support for St Philip students by Barbados Today 07/09/2025 written by Barbados Today Updated by Barbados Today 07/09/2025 2 min read A+A- Reset Michael Lashley K.C FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 2.7K In an effort to help families acquire essential school supplies and reduce the financial strain often felt by families with the start of a new academic year, the Michael Lashley Foundation has launched a back-to-school initiative providing cash vouchers to assist 100 children in St Philip with preparations for the upcoming school term. Chairman of the Michael Lashley Foundation, Michael Lashley, KC, said the initiative, done in collaboration with DSK Clothing Wear, aligns with the Foundationโs mission to empower communities in St Philip and beyond by reducing educational barriers and creating opportunities for vulnerable families. Saying that a number of the vouchers have already been distributed with the remaining to be handed out over the weekend, Lashley, the former representative for St Philip North, emphasised the significance of the initiative, saying that by investing in young people, the foundation continued to advance its vision of fostering โstronger, fairer, and more resilient communities across St Philip and Barbados as a wholeโ. โEducation is a powerful tool for building brighter futures, not only for individual children but for our society. Families frequently struggle with the costs of uniforms, books, and supplies at the beginning of the school year. By offering vouchers to children in St Philip, we are easing this burden and enabling parents to concentrate on what truly mattersโsupporting their childrenโs growth and success,โ he said. โThis partnership, bolstered by the invaluable support of DSK Clothing Wear, exemplifies the strength of community collaboration. We believe that investing in our children means investing in the future of Barbados.โ He said that through the back-to-school initiative, the foundation is seeking to ensure that nursery, primary and secondary schoolchildren in the parish start the school year feeling prepared and confident. Lashley added, โOur children deserve every opportunity to flourish. When we unite to support them, we fortify not only their future but our own.โ (PR/BT) You Might Be Interested In Ronelle King: Championing Gender Rights and Youth Advocacy in Barbados Hermina Elcock: Transforming Media and Business Leadership in Barbados Natalie Abrahams: Breaking Barriers as Digicel Barbadosโ First Female CEO Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Barbados doubles teams bow out at PanAm Championships 18/08/2026 McIntosh remanded on murder charge 18/08/2026 Bravo, Bishop named inaugural CPL Hall of Fame inductees 18/08/2026