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The TOCO Foundation, in partnership with the Montana Dental Clinic has wrapped up a free one week dental clinic at Ti Rocher, Micoud. The clinic, which ran from Monday January 07 -10, exceeded its targets, having recorded a daily average of 80 clients.

Four Soufriere Primary schools were among over 225 community people receiving free dental services in Soufriere through another outreach initiative spearheaded by the TOCO Foundation.

In honor of International Women’s Day, the Department of Gender Relations in collaboration with Strut for a Cause, and the US based not-for-profit organization They Often Cry Outreach (TOCO), hosted a Clothesline Project.

FOR many years now, stray dogs and cats have been part of the national pastime in Saint Lucia. With some homes being a stone’s throw from business-places and other thoroughfares, the line often becomes blurred as to whether these animals really are strays. These animals – mostly dogs — often run in packs, and are prone to abuse by passersby, death by misadventure, or disease. They also multiply in number, creating a public health problem.

From October 29th through November 2nd, TOCOPAWS offered our 5th FREE bi-annual spay/neuter clinic in Castries (Old Grosilet Police Station) and Soufrière (The Still).

Party at the Roost in NYC collected hundreds of collars and leashes for TOCOPAWS.

Valpo Men's Soccer head coach Mike Avery once again spearheaded their annual benefit match for TOCO.

Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown declared June 11th Taj Weekes Day in the great city of Buffalo.

Reggae Artist, philanthropist and CEO of They Often Cry Outreach (TOCO) has been conferred with the Les Pitons Medal (Gold) under the Order of Saint Lucia by the Governor General of Saint Lucia, H.E. Dame Pearlette Louisy.

With the support of JetBLue, Overseas Sons & Daughters of St. Lucia (OSADS) and the Dominica Relief Dallas, TOCO Foundation has made good on its promise to continue its mobilization to support the Dominica relief effort.