Youthnet is a wonderful example of a local not-for-profit consistently providing direct services to our youth through a quality mentoring programme – they must be approaching 20 years of community service.

Is it possible for Youthnet to expand their mentoring skills to our politicians, top civil servants and community leaders that seem to approach leadership from a perspective of what can I get versus what can I give?

Keep up your good work Youthnet and please keep featuring who you are funding Bermuda Community Foundation.

I did not recognise one group mentioned – The Coalition for Community Activism – who are they and how do they collaborate with all the other coalitions, committees and cooperatives in Bermuda?

How many more layers of infrastructure do we need in our small island community?