Concerned Citizens Movement Youth Arm

The first quarter has been a tough one for the Concerned Citizens Movement.

However, in the midst of the storm, we celebrate these amazing women whose contribution and support keep us running and afloat.

In honour of International Women's Month, we say a special thank you to :

Ms Charmaine Stevens
Ms Neelia Maynard
Ms Jennifer Silcott
Ms Glenda Whittaker
Ms Deloris Boddie

Your hard work and commitment does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your years of service and support!

If you happen to see any of our awardees, tell them thank you and congratulations! 🎊

This is a huge celebration for the Ministry of Agriculture. 30 years of promoting food security for and to the people of Nevis. Be sure to come on out today, Thursday, March 26 and Friday, March 27th!!

Lots to learn, eat and observe!

The Concerned Citizens Movement is saddened to learn of the passing of Dudley Floyd Harris.
Floyd Harris was a founding member of the Concerned Citizens Movement. For the initial twenty years of the Party, he was the Chief Technician and Sound Engineer. Additionally, Floyd Harris was a CCM Candidate in the 1990 Federal Elections for the Constituency of St. James and St. Thomas.

Floyd Harris was political. He was a plain speaker, and it was this character trait that catapulted him to become one of CCM's staunchest activists. However, Floyd's commitment and passion went beyond partisan politics. He was renowned for his work with the Water Department as a Civil Servant. He was a consummate hands-on individual - be it in plumbing, electricity, construction, auto mechanics, and refrigeration.
In the area of culture, he was a leading pioneer of Culturama.
Floyd was a devout Methodist who worshipped regularly at Clifton. And so, as we mourn his passing, let his invaluable contribution to the development of our island home inspire us to continue to grow Nevis.
The Concerned Citizens Movement extends heartfelt condolences to all those who mourn.

We deeply regret to announce the passing of Charlene Huggins, a devoted stalwart within the CCM family. Charlene was a woman we could always depend on—kind-hearted, compassionate, and a true friend to many. Her service and dedication to the CCM Women’s Arm reflected her unwavering commitment to uplifting others and strengthening our community.

Charlene was greatly valued, and her presence will be profoundly missed. We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, loved ones, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. May her soul rest in peace.

Rest in Love Mrs.Amory.

Whitney said it best, "... children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way..."

Thank you to Founder Gabriella Brantley and Co-Director Hon.Jahnel Nisbett for this well executed initiative 5 years in a row.

Of course, our leaders stopped by to share in the inspiration.

NYCE has done it again, and we look forward to continuously showing up for our youth!

In loving memory of Lorna Hunkins - a beautiful light whose laughter, kindness, and love live on. Please join the family to celebrate her life on March 13, 2026: Tributes 1 PM, Service 2 PM at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Main Street, Charlestown, Nevis. Forever in our hearts.

The RSCNPF is seeking the public's assistance in locating 16-year-old EZAUNIA BATSON of Hamilton, Nevis.

If you have seen her or know of her whereabouts, please contact the Police using the information in the flyer below.