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International SOS reaffirms partnership with DCC in Uniform sponsorship drive
Kaieteur Sports – Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) has received a significant boost ahead of the upcoming domestic season, as long-standing corporate partner International SOS Guyana renewed its commitment to the club with a timely donation of uniforms for both its first and second division teams.
International SOS representative, Tiffany Roberts, with members of the club during the presentation.
The presentation ceremony drew a strong turnout of club executives, players, and coaches, a reflection of just how meaningful this partnership has become to the DCC family. With a packed competitive season slowly approaching, the ability to outfit multiple divisional squads is no small matter. Club members and players were unequivocal: this sponsorship is not merely symbolic, it is a practical and powerful statement of support that will be felt across every level of the club.
International SOS Guyana has been a trusted pillar of the Guyanese community since 2018, delivering reliable medical and emergency services both onshore and offshore across the country. The organisation’s portfolio spans remote medical evacuation, mass casualty management, and comprehensive occupational health programmes, including; OEUK-standard assessments, return-to-work evaluations, case management, and public health support. Their clinic further offers spirometry, audiometry and drug and alcohol testing alongside primary and specialist care, cementing their reputation as one of the best-rounded health service providers operating in Guyana today.
International SOS representative, Tiffany Roberts, presents Demerara CC coach, Renole Bourne with a club jersey. In the back ground: DCC President, Lawrence Smith (centre), 1st VP Jamal Hinckson (right) and 2nd VP, Roger Harper.
Guided by respect, expertise, and passion, International SOS has long distinguished itself through a philosophy of global reach with a personal touch, always placing the health and wellbeing of people at the centre of everything it does. That people-first ethos now extends beyond the clinic and into the community, with DCC standing as the latest and most prominent beneficiary of the company’s ongoing uniform drive.
This renewed alliance between International SOS and Demerara Cricket Club speaks to something larger than kit and equipment. It represents a shared belief in investing in local talent, building institutional resilience, and championing sport as a vehicle for community pride. As DCC sets its sights on another ambitious season, it does so with the backing of a partner that has consistently shown up — year after year — when it matters most.
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