AT&T donates phones for recovery efforts

AT&T Wireless Sales and Marketing Manager Lucy
Tibbetts and GM Raul Nicholson-Coe pictured with
Samuel Rose

Friday,  November 26, 2004

AT&T Wireless has again helped the community by donating five phones to the Disaster Assistance Centres (DACs). The phones will allow the public to phone district DACs to get information and to ask questions of the staff. 

“Having the phones makes the centres more accessible to the public,” said DAC Assistant Coordinator, Samuel Rose.

Disaster Assistance Centres (DACs), a project of the Cayman Islands Recovery Operation, have been open since 10 November and are set up in five locations across the Island. 

Each provides information to residents on health and safety issues, including locating counselling services. Staff can also assist with filling out applications for grants and employment registration.

“AT&T Wireless is proud to support the recovery operation in its effort to set up district DACs,” said AT&T Wireless General Manager, Raul Nicholson-Coe.”

The following DACs are open Monday to Saturday 12noon - 6pm:

George Town: Tel: 547-7491, Compass Building at corner Shedden Road and North Sound Way; Bodden Town: Tel: 547-7492, MLA office in Bright Dayz Plaza;

North Side: Tel: 547-7490, United Church. 

West Bay: tel: 547-7494 MLA office, 3 Heritage Square (at Four Way Stop) 

East End DAC is open Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm and Saturday 9am-11am

East End: Tel: 547-7493 District Health Clinic.

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