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November 05 2026
Corporate Hands | Guardian General supports breast cancer screening with J$200,000 donation
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Guardian General Insurance Jamaica Limited (GGIJ) affirmed its commitment to advancing breast cancer awareness and early detection with a J$200,000 donation to the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The contribution will support the subsidisation of mammograms, helping to reduce financial barriers to this potentially life-saving screening service and improve access for women across Jamaica. The donation formed part of GGIJ’s Pink Day observance, which saw team members coming together in solidarity with those affected by breast cancer. The initiative underscores the company’s commitment to moving beyond awareness to meaningful action, recognising that timely screening and early detection can make a critical difference in health outcomes. Photo - Contributed
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Guardian General Insurance Jamaica Limited (GGIJ) affirmed its commitment to advancing breast cancer awareness and early detection with a J$200,000 donation to the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The contribution will support the subsidisation of mammograms, helping to reduce financial barriers to this potentially life-saving screening service and improve access for women across Jamaica. The donation formed part of GGIJ’s Pink Day observance, which saw team members coming together in solidarity with those affected by breast cancer. The initiative underscores the company’s commitment to moving beyond awareness to meaningful action, recognising that timely screening and early detection can make a critical difference in health outcomes. Photo - Contributed
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Pictured at the handover, held at Guardian General’s offices, are (from left): Roshane Reid-Koomson, executive director, Jamaica Cancer Society; Byron Leslie, vice-president – operations, GGIJ, and Sheriel Hill Gayle, business development officer, GGIJ. Photo - Contributed