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Elisa Whyte (left) skilfully manoeuvres the vehicle under the supervision of Radcliff Trenchfield, driving instructor at Grennel's Driving School.
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August 4, 2024

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The Supreme Ventures Foundation (SVF) continues to champion the cause of youth empowerment through its partnership with the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) with its ‘Ready for the Road’ initiative. This collaboration supports a cohort of 20 tertiary scholars who are now former wards of the State and who were awarded full scholarships in 2021 as part of SVF’s 20th anniversary celebrations. More below in the Business Social.

SVF scholarship recipients Christopher Dawes (second right) and Elisa Whyte (right) are ‘Ready for the Road’ as they walk to their first lessons with Gabrielle Waite (left), SVL Sponsorships and Events Officer, and their driving instructor Radcliff Trenchfield from Grennel’s Driving School. .

Safety first! Lashauna Farquharson (left) buckles up in preparation for her first driving lesson..

Prepped and ready to go! Lashauna Farquharson is all smiles as she gets ready to start her driving lesson under the supervision of driving instructor Radcliff Trenchfield of Grennel’s Driving School. .

All buckled up and raring to go! Joshua Gazader (left) makes a final check in his rear-view mirror to ensure it’s optimally aligned..

Lashauna Farquharson (left) pays close attention as her instructor Radcliff Trenchfield, who gives her a lesson on the interior parts of the vehicle..

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