Cayman Islands
What is life for a child in this country:
the children of Cayman live a life much like Americans. They live in normal homes, they eat well, and get a good education.
Childbirth & Medical Care:
- Hospitals
- Health Centers
- Much like the United States
Health Care:
- 2 Fully equipped hospitals on island
- numerous clinics
- visiting specialists
- if assistance is unavailable patients are sent overseas (Miami)
- Government offers medical loans
- Health insurance
Foods:
- turtle meat
- conch stew
- papaya
- cassava cake
- fish fry
Homes:
- family homes
- beach houses
- luxury houses
- apartments
Families:
- 2,584 Marriages in 2010
- 609 Divorces
- average household is 2-3 people
Schools:
- public
- private
- primary
- secondary
- some wear uniforms
- only a few on the island
- residents do not pay
- non-residents do pay
Games:
- rugby
- cricket
- soccer
- hockey
- Christianity
- Baptist
- Roman Catholic
- Pentecostal
- many citizens regularly attend church
Language:
- English
Culture/Holidays/Religion:
- Ash Wednesday
- Good Friday
- Easter
- Queen's Birthday
- Constitution day
- Christmas
- Remembrance Day
Clothing:
- t-shirts
- jeans
- fancy clothes
- dress like Americans
- Sunday attire
Other Information:
- Turtle Farm on the island
- British territory
- Christopher Columbus founded it
- tourist attraction
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