Mr. Analdo Bailey - CEO – Eastern
Caribbean Institute of Banking and Financial Institutes (ECIB)
Mr. Ian Estwick - Barbados
Ms. Sonia Johnson - Business Development Officer,
University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados
Mr. Ishmael Morris - Retired, Deputy Director,
Barbados National Council of Substance Abuse
Open Campus Students Receive Sponsorship for Substance
Abuse On-Line Programme for the Academic Year 2008-2009
Students in the online Certificate in Substance Abuse
Treatment and Prevention programme pose with sponsors from
the Peter Moore's Foundation.
From left to right: Mr. Antonio Taylor, Programme
Assistant, Certificate in Substance Abuse Treatment and
Prevention; Ms. Karen Ring, Academic Committee Member and
Lecturer, Faculty of Social Sciences, UWI Cave Hill
Campus; Ms. Julia Edey, Recipient; Ms. Shamira Shorey,
Recipient; Mr. Adrian Gooding, Recipient; Prof. Sean
Carrington, Chairman, Peter Moore‟s Foundation and Dean,
Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences, UWI Cave Hill
Campus; and Ms. Sonia Johnson, Friends of Addiction
Studies Committee Member and Business Development Officer,
UWI Cave
Three Barbadian UWI Open Campus students –
Julia Edey,
Shamira Shorey and
Adrian Gooding - are to benefit from
sponsorship from the Peter Moores Barbados Trust to
complete the online Certificate in Substance Abuse
Prevention and Treatment for the academic year 2008-2009.
The funding is the result of efforts by the Friends of
Addiction Studies Committee.
The online Certificate in Substance Abuse Prevention and
Treatment is a regional, UWI-based on-line continuing
education programme in drug demand reduction, which will
upgrade the professional qualifications of individuals
engaged in national, regional and international efforts to
prevent substance abuse in the Caribbean region and
beyond. The programme seeks to enhance the regional
response to the challenges associated with substance abuse
through training and the development of a lasting network
of professionals in this field, thereby improving the
environment and the quality of care and service for their
communities.
