LASCO/NAJ NSOY 2024-25 Beach Cleanup Initiative inspires Action and Awareness
In a remarkable effort to inspire environmental stewardship, AeishaAnderson, the 2024-2025 LASCO/NAJ Nursing Student of the Year (NSOY), hosted acleanup and recycling initiative under the theme “Protect the Beach, Preserve
LASCO Chin Foundation mourns tragic loss of O’Neil Stevens
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The LASCO Chin Foundation (LCF) has joined the education fraternity and the wider Jamaican community in mourning the tragic loss of O’Neil Stevens, principal of the Jessie
Finalists unveiled for LASCO/JCF Chairman’s Award
The LASCO Chin Foundation and the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) have officially unveiled the six finalists for the prestigious Chairman’s Award, the highest accolade within the LASCO/JCF Saluting Our Heroes
Corporate Hands | LASCO Chin Foundation awards top nursing student
Chairman of LASCO Affiliated Companies James Rawle (right) and President of the Nurses Association of Jamaica, Patsy Edwards Henry (centre), present a cheque for $100,000 to Nursing Student of the
Farewell, Lascelles Chin
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Hundreds bid farewell to ‘consummate corporate citizen’ Lascelles Chin
Lascelles Chin was hailed as the little country boy who overcame poverty and illness to build an impressive corporate empire while generously donating to public servants who helped to make
Outpouring of love at funeral service for businessman Lascelles Chin
KINGSTON, Jamaica – There was an outpouring of love at the funeral service for founder and executive chairman of the Lasco Group of Companies, Lascelles Chin at the Cathedral of
Lascelles Chin remembered as a down-to-earth dad
While diplomats reflected yesterday on the philanthropic business leader the late Lascelles Chin became throughout his 86 years of life, his daughter, Lisa Watts, spoke instead of how
Lascelles Chin’s passion was the people – Holness
Given Lascelles Chin’s decades of contributions to nation building, it would have been remiss of Prime Minister Andrew Holness to not be present at yesterday’s thanksgiving service