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ABOUT ZONTA INTERNATIONAL

Founded in 1919, Zonta International is a leading global organization of professionals empowering women worldwide through service and advocacy. With more than 30,000 members belonging to more than 1,200 Zonta Clubs in 67 countries and geographic areas, Zontians all over the world volunteer their time, talents and support to local and international service projects, as well as scholarship programs aimed at fulfilling Zonta's mission and objects.

Hello Facebook family!✨️🎉🎊🥳Raffle season in the Zonta Club of New Providence is .🎊🥳🎉Stay tuned! Tickets will be on sale...
27/08/2026

Hello Facebook family!✨️🎉🎊🥳

Raffle season in the Zonta Club of New Providence is .🎊🥳🎉

Stay tuned! Tickets will be on sale soon🎊

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: ELAINE SANDS, O.M. 🌟August is Membership Month for the Zonta Club of New Providence! 💛🧡 Throughout t...
26/08/2026

🌟 MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: ELAINE SANDS, O.M. 🌟

August is Membership Month for the Zonta Club of New Providence! 💛🧡

Throughout the month, we are proud to highlight the remarkable women who make up our club. Our members are the heart of Zonta, bringing their unique experiences, talents, leadership, and passion for service to help us advance our mission of building a better world for women and girls.

Today, we proudly spotlight Elaine Sands, O.M. — a committed public servant, advocate, mentor, and champion for women and girls.

For more than 15 years, Elaine has partnered with the Zonta Club of New Providence through community initiatives and by mentoring young women in our Summer Work Readiness Program. Her remarkable life of service spans more than three decades and reflects a deep commitment to her country, church, family, and community.

Her advocacy, leadership, and contributions to advancing women’s rights, preventing domestic violence, and strengthening communities continue to leave a lasting impact both nationally and internationally.

As we celebrate Membership Month, we celebrate members like Elaine whose service, passion, and commitment continue to inspire others and strengthen our Zonta family.

Her legacy of service continues to inspire and uplift. ✨

Together, we empower. Together, we make a difference.

A Healthy Relationship PostLet’s have an honest conversation about something we don't talk about enough: consent.Knowing...
25/08/2026

A Healthy Relationship Post

Let’s have an honest conversation about something we don't talk about enough: consent.

Knowing someone does not mean you have permission to have s*x with them.
Being in a relationship does not mean you have permanent permission.
Having said “yes” before does not mean the answer is always yes.
And when someone says “no,” pulls away, becomes unable to consent, or makes it clear that they do not want s*xual contact, that decision must be respected.

Consent must be freely given. It cannot be forced, pressured, manipulated, or assumed.

This is an important part of healthy relationships because respect does not stop at the bedroom door.

A healthy relationship allows both people to feel safe saying yes and equally safe saying no.

We also have a responsibility as a community to be careful about the messages we send after s*xual violence. We should never ask what the victim was wearing, why they went there, whether they knew the person, or why they didn't simply leave.

The responsibility for s*xual violence belongs to the person who chose to violate another person's boundaries.

If someone tells you they experienced s*xual violence, listen. Believe them. Support them. Avoid judgment. And never share private recordings, messages, or details that could further harm or expose them.

This week's reminder:

Consent isn't complicated.
Yes means yes.
No means no.
And respect means accepting the answer.

Think About It
Have we done enough to teach our young people, and ourselves, that consent is an essential part of every healthy relationship?

Start the conversation. Teach respect. Challenge harmful attitudes. Speak up when boundaries are ignored. Because prevention begins long before violence occurs.

Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women.

Because every woman and girl deserves safety, dignity, choice, and respect.

Zonta Club of New Providence was pleased to stand in support of the South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists W...
23/08/2026

Zonta Club of New Providence was pleased to stand in support of the South Bahamas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Women’s Ministries Department’s EndItNow March and Rally, held on Saturday, August 22, 2026, under the theme “Moved with Compassion: One Voice…End It Now.”

The event brought together individuals and organizations committed to raising awareness and taking a stand against violence and abuse. Among those in attendance and showing their support were Mrs. Ann-Marie Davis, AD Marisa Mason-Smith, members of the Zonta Club of New Providence, and many others who joined their voices in solidarity against violence.

Zonta remains committed to building a better world for women and girls and will continue to support initiatives that promote safety, dignity, and a life free from violence.

Together, we can be one voice and say NO to violence and abuse. 🧡💛

ZONTA SAYS NO!Violence against women and girls is not a private matter. It is a community issue, and preventing it requi...
20/08/2026

ZONTA SAYS NO!

Violence against women and girls is not a private matter. It is a community issue, and preventing it requires all of us to take responsibility for the culture we create.

The responsibility for violence always rests with the person who chooses to cause harm, not with the woman or girl who experiences it.

As a community, we can do better.

We can teach our children that respect is not optional.

We can challenge harmful attitudes and beliefs that excuse, minimize, or normalize violence against women and girls.

We can also be mindful of the messages we send through our words and conversations. Do not plan to hurt a woman or girl and talk about it as though it is a joke. Do not threaten violence and dismiss it as “just playing.” Do not make jokes about r**e, s*xual violence, or harming women and girls.

Words matter. What may be dismissed as “just a joke” can contribute to a culture where violence is minimized rather than challenged. We have a responsibility to think about what we say, what we laugh at, and what we allow to become normal.

We can teach our young people that healthy relationships are built on respect, equality, boundaries, trust, and consent.

We can speak up when we hear threats, see behaviour that is threatening or degrading, or witness attitudes that make violence seem acceptable.

We can listen without judgment when someone chooses to speak about their experience.

We can create homes, schools, workplaces, and communities where women and girls feel safe, valued, heard, and respected.

And we can refuse to look the other way.

We cannot prevent what we refuse to talk about. We cannot change what we continue to normalize. And we cannot build safer communities if we remain silent.

Violence prevention does not begin after someone has been harmed. It begins with what we teach, what we tolerate, and what we choose to challenge today.

Zonta Says NO.

We choose respect.
We choose safety.

Together, we can build a safer Bahamas for women and girls.

---More photos---🎓✨ Celebrating Success!On August 13, 2026, Zonta Club of New Providence proudly celebrated the graduati...
19/08/2026

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🎓✨ Celebrating Success!

On August 13, 2026, Zonta Club of New Providence proudly celebrated the graduation of participants from our Workforce Readiness Training Program! 🧡💛

Congratulations to all of our graduates on this incredible achievement. Your dedication, resilience, and commitment to personal and professional growth are truly inspiring.

As you take the next step toward your goals, remember: Your potential is limitless, and your future is yours to build. 🌟

Here’s to new opportunities, greater confidence, and a brighter tomorrow! 💪🏽🧡💛

🎓✨ Celebrating Success!On August 13, 2026, Zonta Club of New Providence proudly celebrated the graduation of participant...
19/08/2026

🎓✨ Celebrating Success!

On August 13, 2026, Zonta Club of New Providence proudly celebrated the graduation of participants from our Workforce Readiness Training Program! 🧡💛

Congratulations to all of our graduates on this incredible achievement. Your dedication, resilience, and commitment to personal and professional growth are truly inspiring.

As you take the next step toward your goals, remember: Your potential is limitless, and your future is yours to build. 🌟

Here’s to new opportunities, greater confidence, and a brighter tomorrow! 💪🏽🧡💛

Zonta's Monday Motivation: "Your next chapter doesn't need permission from your past."
17/08/2026

Zonta's Monday Motivation: "Your next chapter doesn't need permission from your past."

August is Zonta Membership Month! 💛This month, we celebrate the power of membership and the incredible women who are com...
17/08/2026

August is Zonta Membership Month! 💛

This month, we celebrate the power of membership and the incredible women who are committed to making a difference.

As Zontians, we empower women, uplift girls, advocate for change, and build a better world through service and leadership.

Together, we are stronger. Together, we make an impact. Together, we change lives. 💛🧡

✨ Celebrate Membership Month with us!

Healthy boundaries help us communicate what we are comfortable with, what we need, and how we expect to be treated. They...
12/08/2026

Healthy boundaries help us communicate what we are comfortable with, what we need, and how we expect to be treated. They can be physical, emotional, financial, digital, or even related to our time and personal space.

In a healthy relationship, you should be able to say, “I am not comfortable with that,” “I need some time,” or simply “No,” without being threatened, punished, manipulated, or made to feel guilty.

This is especially important when we talk about preventing violence.

Ignoring someone's boundaries can begin subtly: constantly checking their phone, demanding passwords, deciding who they can spend time with, pressuring them into situations that make them uncomfortable, or refusing to accept "no."

These behaviours should not automatically be mistaken for love, concern, or protection. When one person repeatedly disregards another person's choices and autonomy, the relationship can become controlling and unhealthy.

Healthy relationships allow room for two whole people, each with their own voice, friendships, interests, opinions, goals, and right to make decisions.

Healthy relationships respect boundaries. Healthy relationships respect choice. Healthy relationships respect people.

Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women.
— Zonta Club of New Providence

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