Rolston Anglin, the Cayman Islands Government's Minister of Education visited John A. Cumber with McPherson to observe the volunteers' efforts. Said Anglin, "It is of great value to the community, to the school, but more importantly to the Ministry of Education."

Other services donated by the San Diego volunteers include:

Ministry and outreach to troubled teens and prisoners.Building 12 new classrooms in the West Bay area of Cayman, adding 3,500 square feet of classroom space to overcrowded schools and saving the local government $1.2 million in the process.Working with local church leaders to help jumpstart their own service projects that can be sustained after the volunteers depart.Training Cayman ministry leaders how to start a deaf ministry.

SOURCE Miles Ahead/Do Something World