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PHILIPSBURG:--- TelEm Group CEO, Mr. Kendall Dupersoy, was full of praise for the St. Maarten police force and the work they do in the community, during a sponsored lunch at the police station in Philipsburg Monday. The lunch was organized by the Mental Health Awareness foundation to mark November as Mens Mental Health Awareness Month and International Mens Day which fell on the following day, November 19, 2022.
While the event focused on mental health awareness of male police officers, Mr. Dupersoy did not miss the opportunity to recognize female officers and also gather in support of their male colleagues.
Anything we can do to support our hard-working men and women in the police force to thank them for the hard work they do and the dedication they show each day to the communities they serve, we will do, assured Mr. Dupersoy, before inviting everyone to partake in a lunch sponsored by TelEm Group.
Event organizer and founder of the non-profit organization, Mens Mental Health Awareness, Mr. Ahmad R.M. Gumbs, thanked the men of the KPSM for their love, dedication, hard work, and sacrifices each time they put their lives on the line for the citizens of St. Maarten. He said Mondays event is the first of many to come with the organization hoping to treat other entities and establishments for many years to come to remind the community of the important role everyone plays when it comes to mental health awareness and the development of the St. Maarten community.
