Bernell St Rose Takes on a Big Responsibility with Poise
St Rose is stepping into her role at the Saint Lucia National Youth Council without feeling the pressure, even amid tough challenges for the youth
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- Bernell St Rose feels no pressure as she takes on the presidency of the SLNYC
- She compares her current role to her experience as a Carnival Queen, stating the latter was more stressful
The stakes
- St Rose's presidency comes at a critical time for the youth, who are facing various social and economic challenges
- Her calm approach could inspire confidence and lead to positive changes within the youth council
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- The high cost of living and uncertain job market are pressing issues in Saint Lucia
- Young people in the region often struggle with limited access to capital and resources
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Original report ‘No pressure’: St Rose takes on task of rebuilding SLNYC
Publisher: St. Lucia Times · Published Apr 28, 10:17 pm · stluciatimes.com
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“To be honest, I don’t feel pressured. Probably Carnival Queen was more pressure than this.” Bernell St Rose is approaching the presidency of the Saint Lucia National Youth Council with a poise and c…
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What happened
- Bernell St Rose feels no pressure as she takes on the presidency of the SLNYC
- She compares her current role to her experience as a Carnival Queen, stating the latter was more stressful
- St Rose is mindful of the pressures young people face, such as high living costs and job market uncertainties
- Her prior role as president of the Soufrière Youth and Sports Council has likely prepared her for this new challenge
- She has been in her position for just over two months
Why this matters
- St Rose's presidency comes at a critical time for the youth, who are facing various social and economic challenges
- Her calm approach could inspire confidence and lead to positive changes within the youth council
- Addressing the issues faced by young people is essential for the overall development of the community
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