Behind every strong community is a civil servant committed to helping it grow. For nearly eight years, Chelsea K. Whittaker JP has supported the Sister Islands by connecting residents of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman with programmes, services and initiatives that support community wellbeing. Reflecting the Cayman Islands Government’s purpose of Making Lives Better, her role demonstrates how public service strengthens communities and supports national development. #IAmACivilServant #ServingCayman #PublicServicePride
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What does a summer with the Cayman Islands Government really look like? For this year's CIG interns, it's an opportunity to put classroom knowledge into practice, build new skills and contribute to meaningful work across the Civil Service and private sector. ✨ 👇 Hear from six of our 2026 interns as they share the experiences, lessons and opportunities shaping their summer. #IAmACIGIntern #CaymanIslandsGovernment #PublicService
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Today, we celebrate the youth of the Cayman Islands — their ideas, creativity, ambition and determination to make a difference. Our young people are embracing technology and new ways of connecting to share their perspectives, build partnerships and make their voices heard, both at home and around the world. As the Honourable Minister for Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage, Isaac Rankine, said: “We are now seeing more youth use social media, online forums, podcasts and other technologies to share their perspectives and engage in issues affecting our community.” From our rich heritage and shared identity to the opportunities created by technology, our young people are bridging generations, breaking new ground and helping shape the Cayman Islands of tomorrow. This afternoon’s event hosted by the Youth Services at the Intergenerational Hub brings children, teens and families together for an afternoon of games, connection and discovery, with a free Game Truck and interactive activities alongside community partners. To our young leaders, creators and innovators: your voice matters. Your ideas matter. Your future matters. Happy International Youth Day! 🇰🇾
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The National Trust for the Cayman Islands is thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of a new Blue Iguana Conservation office and laboratory, marking an exciting milestone for the Blue Iguana Conservation Programme, which has been dedicated to protecting this iconic species for the past 36 years. The ceremony took place on Monday, 10 August 2026, at the Blue Iguana Conservation facility within the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park. The new building celebrates the inextricable connection between Cayman’s natural and built heritage. Designed as a replica of a traditional Caymanian home once belonging to the Roland Bodden family, the 1,200-square-foot building will include a laboratory for Blue Iguana medical examinations, data collection and research, incubators, an education room, and a collections room to house our herbarium, insect collection, and artefacts from recent archaeological digs. This dedicated space will enable the team to provide the highest standard of care for Cayman’s endangered Blue Iguanas while strengthening the programme’s ongoing research and conservation work. The new facilities will also enhance the Blue Iguana Conservation Programme’s “living classroom” experience for school groups, interns, and veterinary students. The National Trust is proud to offer a unique and practical learning opportunity for students pursuing studies in both conservation and veterinary fields with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work with an endangered species found only in Grand Cayman. Click this link to read our FULL press release https://lnkd.in/eyFjeEFM Photo Credits: Courtney Platt and Shayna Millwood #blueiguanaconservation #caymanislands #nationaltrustcayman #wildlife #blueiguanas
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Improving long-term wellbeing across Cayman requires a coordinated approach to both physical and mental health. Through the development and implementation of a comprehensive National Health Strategy and Plan, Government aims to improve physical and mental health outcomes across communities while strengthening support for healthier lifestyles, mental health awareness and long-term wellbeing. Government continues to prioritise stronger health systems and coordinated community support, including through the transition of the Public Health Unit to strengthen Cayman’s national public health system. To learn more about how Government is strengthening health and wellbeing across Cayman, visit gov.ky/priorities.
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One month into the role, Deputy Governor Hon. Gloria McField-Nixon opens up in a candid new episode of Spotlight; featuring perspectives from her predecessor Franz Manderson and Cabinet Secretary Samuel Rose on leadership, transition, and what's ahead for the Civil Service. 📺 Watch the full episode now on the CIG YouTube channel : https://lnkd.in/gNewCU4B
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Some of the most meaningful work in public service happens within the communities we call home. As Deputy District Commissioner, Chelsea K. Whittaker JP helps coordinate programmes and services that support residents across Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, from community infrastructure to initiatives that assist the Islands' most vulnerable residents. Recently sworn in as a Justice of the Peace, Chelsea's journey reflects what dedicated public service looks like in practice: showing up, leading with purpose and making a difference where it matters most. #IAmACivilServant
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The Government remains committed to transparency and has published the summary of the Cabinet meeting held on Wednesday, 29 July 2026. At this meeting Cabinet: 🗒️ Reviewed and noted the Health Services Authority’s Half-Year Report for the period ending 30th June 2026 and authorised the Hon Minister for Health, Environment and Sustainability to table the Report in Parliament; ☑️ Approved leases for the Department of Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman, Department of Children and Family Services, Portfolio of the Civil Service, Treasury and Department of Vehicle and Drivers Licensing; ☑️ Confirmed approval granted by circulation on 17th July 2026 of the Pensions Actuarial Valuation Reports and issued drafting instructions to enable the drafting of the Pensions Contributions Regulations Read the full Cabinet Meeting Summary at : https://lnkd.in/eKAz5ebi
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The Ready2Work programme is a free workforce initiative designed to help unemployed Caymanians, career changers, and recent graduates gain skills to secure meaningful employment. Delivered by the Ministry of Education and Training in partnership with Inspire Cayman Training, this 12-week initiative offers hands-on employability training, career coaching, resume preparation, and valuable work-based learning opportunities at no cost. Applications for upcoming fall cohorts close on Friday, 14 August 2026, at 11:59 pm. Applicants must be Caymanian, at least 17 years old, and registered with WORC (or have an application pending). Participants receive complete guidance, with support available for specific needs like childcare assistance. For over a decade, Ready2Work has successfully guided hundreds of Caymanians toward sustainable employment and long-term career growth. Eligible individuals are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to build the skills and confidence needed in today's workforce. 👉 Interested applicants can apply before the deadline by visiting https://lnkd.in/eXwjHw7C or contacting the team at (345) 244-4051 / Ready2Work@gov.ky.
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Behind every internship is a story of growth. For this year's Summer Internship Programme participants, that has meant stepping outside their comfort zones, building new skills and gaining a deeper understanding of what it means to serve the people of the Cayman Islands. Through the "I Am a CIG Intern" campaign, they're sharing those experiences in their own words. 👉 Swipe through to discover their stories, and visit gov.ky/iam to read more.
