| REGION 1 |
| First Name |
Last Name |
Organization |
Service |
Address |
Email |
Telephone |
| Christina |
James |
BLUE FLAME WOMEN’S GROUP |
Skills based training, food processing, fruit cassava, cocoa, biscuit, HIV awareness, counseling with VSO and the Guyana Red Cross, Marketing skills |
Hosororo Hill, Mabaruma Sub-region |
|
592-678-6746 |
| Anita |
Hernandez |
BUMBURY SUNRISE ASSOCIATION |
Skills training, cassava, chips, bread, plantain chips |
Bumbary Hill, Mabaruma Sub-region |
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592-678-4118 |
| Sharon |
Santiago |
GREEN LIGHT WOMEN’S GROUP |
Skill building in sewing, knitting, tie dye, floral, cake decorations, catering, awareness session on HIV, domestic violence, empower women |
Mabaruma Settlement, Mabaruma |
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592-694-8306 |
| Theresa |
Smith |
TOBAGO WOMEN’S GROUP |
Skills building in bread making |
Tobago, Mabaruma Sub-region - |
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592-673-1789 |
| June |
Valenzuela |
WOUNA SILVER QUEENS WOMEN’S GROUP |
Provide women with skill based training, marketing, sewing, work with schools drop outs, help single parents with handouts |
Wouna Scheme, Mabaruma Sub-region |
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592-693-1083 |
| Therisa , Yvonne Persaud |
Benjamin |
WOUNA WOMEN FARMERS ASSOCIATION GROUP |
Provide women with food stuff, finance, light post, fund raising to help widows |
Wouna Scheme, Mabaruma Sub-region |
|
592-688-6736 |
| Ms. Arlene |
Array |
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL (SSVP) |
Sewing classes for women |
Citrus Grove Port Kaituma - |
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592-691-2175 |
| Ms.Ellen |
Thomas |
URUKUTA WOMEN’S GROUP |
Skills-based training (sewing), built building to from which training is done. |
Kumaka, Moruca - |
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592-693-9901 |
| REGION 2 |
| Vishma |
Hanpaul |
INSTITUTE PRIVATE ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT |
Provide small loans and training for women |
Cotton Field, Essequibo |
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592-771-4298, 592-771-4444 |
| Ms. Jean |
Elias |
ONDERNEEMING WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT GROUP |
Crochet and Embroidery classes for young women. |
Onderneeming, Essequibo Coast |
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592-774-4463 |
| Mr. Nghia |
Le. |
PEACE CORP |
Establishing a public free Libraries, meet with teachers to develop literacy programs and support implementation of same; capacity building, provide better parenting training for parents and teachers and promote American culture (cultural exchange) |
Dart Mouth Secondary School |
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592-638-2001 |
| Ms. Padwattie |
Persaud |
THREE FRIENDS INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN'S GROUP |
Handicraft classes for women (every Monday and Wednesday). |
Lot 102 Three Friends, Essequibo Coast |
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592-771-4509 |
| Mr. Kosi (Ms. Sandra Doorga) |
Bollers |
HOPE for ALL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM |
Math, English, Literacy, HIV awareness, DV, child protection, hygiene, work with parents and children, self esteem, behavior change, self awareness, work with one grade per term, every afternoon Monday to Thursday meet to teach life skills, work with parents, provide guidance and counseling every Monday. |
Dartmouth; Queenstown |
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592- 626-3879, 592-682-5340, 592-771-1384 |
| Ms. Wilma A.k.a. Sattie |
Persaud |
ZORG PROGRESSIVE WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION |
Classes in Craft, Floral arrangements and Needle work for women |
Johanna Cecilia, Essequibo Coast |
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592-774-4174 |
| Region 3 |
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| Ms. Olive |
Adams |
DEN AMSTEL 5 STAR GROUP |
Works with women and children: Helping Battered women, counseling, Skills based training in craft, cookery, embroidery, knitting, cake decoration. |
13 Old Road Den Amstel, West Coast Dem. |
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592-276-3504 |
| Ms. Engozi |
Blake |
DEN AMSTEL WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION |
Has a Day Care, Play group, sewing, cooking and social support for abused women; Juvenile supervision, Home visits for delinquents. |
Lot 1 Den Amstel Village, West Coast Dem |
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592- 276- 3511 |
| Hafeeza |
Mohamed |
HYDRONIE/ BUSHY PARK WOMEN'S VOCATIONAL GROUP |
Sewing classes. |
Lot 10 Hydronie, East Bank, Essequibo. |
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| Ms. Pauline |
John |
PARIKA WOMEN'S GROUP |
Sewing, Cookery and Knitting classes, Indentify and refer women and children who are abused. |
Parika East, Bank, Essequibo |
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592-266- 4246 |
| Mr. Parsram |
Parsram |
PRABHU SHARON ORPHANAGE |
Shelter street children abused or neglected children, literacy classes, extra tutoring after school |
Bush Street Vedic Mandir, Cornelia Ida, West Coast Demerara |
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592- 276- 1464 |
| Ms. Michiel |
Campbell |
SAVE OUR KIDS CHILDREN’S HOME |
Collect children from the Ministry of human services, Residential care, clothing , food, shelter, education, child- care counseling. |
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592- 276- 0023 |
| Ms. Parbattie |
Ranglall |
THE EDUCATORS WOMEN'S GROUP |
Women empowerment on SRH, Gender Based Violence, Child abuse and counseling |
N.D.C Building, Phoenix Park, West Bank |
|
592-267- 2765 |
| Sister Zabeeda |
Zabeeda |
ZABEEDA WOMEN’S SENIOR CITIZEN’S HOME |
Women: Residential Care for Senior women Citizens |
De Kinderen, West Coast Demerara |
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| Region 4 |
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| Ms. Eldona |
King |
ARCHER'S HOME |
Housing and caring the elderly 65 yrs & over; Provide Medical Service(Every Second Saturday, a doctor conducts clinic; this is open to non-residents). |
Durban Street, Wortmanville |
|
226-6336 |
| Rev. S. |
Surujpaul |
BLESS THE CHILDREN HOME |
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42 Industry, east Coast - |
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222-2781 |
| MS. Doreen |
Livan |
BRIGHT HORIZON FAMILY HOME |
Educational Programmes for Women |
Kuru Kururu, New town Soesdyke, Linden Highway |
|
592-261-5066 |
| Ms. Lynette |
Jacobs |
BYER'S HOME |
Home for elderly female |
86 Upper Robb Street, Bourda, G/town |
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223-6125 |
| Ms. Chauncey (Nurse/Educator). |
Richmond |
CANCER SOCIETY |
Counseling and welfare services; Advocacy for cancer patients; Pap Smear screening for a fee). Information provided on all types of cancer. |
Thomas Street, Georgetown |
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225-2398 |
| Ms. Gwendolin |
Glasgow |
CBR - EAST COAST DEMERARA |
Referral of persons with disabilities; Community based education programmes |
2 West Half Cove & John, ECD |
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| Ms. Ceceline |
Baird |
CECELINE BAIRD CENTRE FOR (DIAPG) |
Caters for the employment of people with disabilities and their families; live – in and day care facilities for persons with disabilities; marriage, health and family therapy offered |
1 Republic Road, Triumph, E.C.D |
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220-0107 |
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CHASE SENIOR WOMEN'S HOME |
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Robb Street, Bourda, G/town |
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| Cheryl |
Thomas |
CHESHIRE HOME |
Residential services for disabled women and children |
Lancaster village Mahaica |
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592-259-3454 |
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COMMUNITY - BASED REHABILITATION PROGRAMME (CBR) |
Training programmes for families and persons with disabilities; Literacy programmes; Income generating skills; Capacity building; Community development programmes (getting people together). |
120 Parade Street, Kingston, Georgetown |
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592-226-5780 |
| Mr. Neville |
Waldron |
CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL |
Environment & Education programmes; Enterprise services; Research training (Deals mostly with Amerindian communities). |
112 Laluni Street, Queenstown, Georgetown |
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(02) 67399 |
| Mr. Ramsaroop |
Ramsaroop |
DARAMSHALA |
Provides Food, Clothing and Shelter for anyone in need. |
140 King Edward Street, Georgetown |
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226-1817 |
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DEEPER VISION CHILDREN FOUNDATION’S |
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Campbellville - |
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649-4247 |
| Ms. Sylvia |
Conway |
DROP IN CENTRE |
Distribution of snacks and lunch to street children (8-14yrs); Academic programmes 9am to 3pm. |
c/o Sacred Heart Presbytery, Main Street, Georgetown |
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226-1013 |
| Administrator |
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DROP IN CENTRE FOR STREET CHILDREN |
Residential Care, counseling and recreational. All children are offered Health Care, and Adolescent Development Program |
83 Hadfield Street, Georgetown |
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592-226-1013 |
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ENMORE WOMEN'S GROUP |
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Enmore, Estate Road, ECD, Community Centre |
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| Ms. Stella |
Veria |
GENTLEWOMEN'S HOME |
Provides shelter and meals for elderly women |
106 Brickdam Georgetown |
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227-8255\ 67868 |
| Ms. Carmen |
Jarvis |
GIRL GUIDES PAVILLION |
Training for Brownies, Girl Guides and Rangers; Training in First Aid, Computers |
Brickdam Georgetown last building on right hand (UNESCO) |
|
225-4306 |
| Ms. Michelle |
Coffin |
GRCS CONVALESCENT HOME |
Provides homes for abandoned children and children whose parents cannot afford to maintain them, ages 0-4 yrs; Day care (for a fee). Library2 days a week Tuesdays morning & Fridays afternoon. |
Durban Backlands, Georgetown |
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225-7120/226-5174 |
| Mr. Haroon \Zamman Haniff |
Haniff |
GROVE / DIAMOND CITIZEN COMMITTEE |
Runs Social Development programmes; Collaborates with sister Islamic organizations; teaches women their rights; provides hot meal for needy daily and twice a week for children with disabilities. |
Diamond Complex, EBD |
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265-4200 |
| Ms. Sharon |
Redmon |
GROVE CRAFT CENTRE |
Classes in Straw Work, Embroidery, Knitting and Macramé Tie Dyeing. Students provide own material. |
Grove Police Station Street |
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265-2144 |
| Ms. Sharon |
Redmond |
GROVE CRAFT PRODUCTION AND DESIGN CENTRE |
Evening classes in cookery, cakes, floral arrangements and craft, Daily school for early school leavers, General credit, Basic English and Mathematics, Literacy, food and Nutrition and counseling is provided by the Ministry of Human Services) |
Grove Station Street compound, East Bank Demerara , |
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592-265-4144, 592-619-1517, 592-690-5872 |
| Ms. Venus |
Wayne |
GUYANA ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORKERS |
Counseling, DV Intervention and referral. |
Almond Street, Queenstown, Georgetown |
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222- 3595\3581 |
| Ms. Trim |
Trim |
GUYANA RED CROSS SOCIETY CHILDREN CONVALESCENT HOME |
Children: Fostering, catering and residential services for the less fortunate, abused, displaced, abandoned, disabled and street children. |
Plot M Durban Backlands Georgetown. Guyana |
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592-225-7120 |
| Mr. Cecil |
Morris |
GUYANA SOCIETY FOR THEVISUALLY IMPAIRED |
Seek to provide training for employment opportunities both in the private and the public sectors of the community; caters for those who to remain in a sheltered environment; gives attention to rehabilitation for those who become blind later in life; teaches mobility skills as well as other techniques for independent living. |
St. Phillips Green, High Street, Georgetown |
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226-4496, 231-7976 |
| Ms. Wilma Jack |
Pitt |
HAND -EN-VELDT NURSERY |
Home economic classes (six-week course) free |
Hand-en-Veldt, Mahaica, East Coast Demerara |
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228-2461 |
| Deoram |
Timram |
HARUNI GIRLS HOME |
Residential care; food, clothing, shelter, counseling and recreational activities Adolescent Development Program |
Linden Soesdyke Highway |
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609-0107 |
| Ms. Mary |
Luke |
HASLINGTON WOMEN'S GROUP |
Visits sick people. Provides craft training workshops e.g. (different embroidery stitches, knitting, and tie dying); Discusses health issues with elderly people. |
175 North Haslington, East, Coast, Demerara |
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270-6502 |
| Ms. Chichester |
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HIBISCUS WOMEN'S GROUP |
CXC classes; Skills training for youth and women; |
L'Enterprise Mahaicony, East Demerara |
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| Mr. Kenneth |
Finlayson |
HOPE CHILDREN’S HOME |
Residential care for children; provides food, clothing and lodging; some children are home schooled and others attend public schools. |
Hope Enmore, East Coast Demerara |
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592-256-3812 |
| Ms. Lydia |
Basdeo |
HOUSTON WOMEN'S GROUP |
Self-esteem workshops; Teaches women a better standard of living; Educates women on domestic violence; organizes children in sports. |
66 Houston E.B.Demerara |
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| Messer. Clifford Accra, Dennis Salmon and Ms. Gladys Accra |
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JOSHUA HOUSE CHILDREN'S CENTRE |
Houses and cares for street children, abused children and orphans aged 5-11 (Children aged 5-11 are sent to school); Literacy classes in Reading and Maths are provided. |
255 Thomas Street South Cummingsburg, Georgetown |
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226-8020 |
| Ms. Patricia |
Trim |
KITTY TOTS & TEENS GROUP |
Provides spelling, Reading, and Culture education for children aged 3-16yrs; Drug Counseling service for young adults between 18 - 25yrs. |
41 William Street, Kitty, Georgetown |
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226-6015/227-2651 |
| Ms. Jeanette Frank, Ms. Pearl James (every Saturday during school term) |
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KURU KURU BOOK CLUB/LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE |
Provides literacy sessions, Books and assistance through adaptation. |
Kuru Kururu, Soesdyke Linden Highway , |
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261-6478 |
| Ms. Jeanette Frank, Ms. Pearl James (every Saturday during school term) |
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KURU KURU BOOK CLUB/LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE |
Children: access books, literacy sessions, assistance through adaptation. |
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261-6478 |
| Ms. Yvonne |
Gibbs |
LADIES OF CHARITY |
Host a feeding programmes for the Elderly and three times weekly for children. Some children are outfitted for school (Subject to a needs assessment) |
Brickdam Cathedral Presbytery, Georgetown |
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226-7461 |
| Ms. Joseph |
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MAHAICA BATTERED WOMEN’S HOME |
Provide shelter for Battered Women |
Mahaica Hospital compound, East Coast Demerara |
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592-259-3291 |
| Darren |
Hunte |
MAHAICA CHILDREN'S HOME |
Provides resident services; food, clothing, shelter, education for children. |
Mahaica hospital compound |
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592-259-3291 |
| Ms. Katherine |
Porter |
MILDRED MANSFIELD YOUTH CLUB |
Literacy programs; Sports and Craft classes for youths |
Durban Street Werk-en-Rust. Georgetown |
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226-4761,226-3328 |
| Ms. Linda |
Willis |
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF WOMEN |
Distributes food and clothing to the Public |
Lot 44 Public Road, Kitty. Georg |
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227-2122 |
| Mrs. Gonsalves |
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NEW NAZARETH HOMESTEAD |
Home for the Elderly (applicants are screened). |
Lot 89 Carmichael Street, Georgetown |
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225-7606 |
| Ms. Gaitri |
Ali |
OGLE/INDUSTRY WOMEN'S GROUP |
Knitting and Cooking courses (members pay $100 each and non-members $500). |
Ogle Mosque Compound, East Coast Demerara |
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222-3524 |
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PHOENIX VOLUNTARY SOCIAL WORKER'S GROUP |
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525 Kuru Kuru |
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682-8480 |
| Ms. Myrtle |
Lewis |
PLUM PARK WOMEN'S GROUP |
Community Service, (in construction) for Welfare of Sophia Children |
Plum Park Sophia, Georgetown |
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220-60672 (Ministry Health) |
| Sis. Noel |
Menezes |
PRASHAD NAGAR SISTERS OF MERCY |
Boys Only: Job channeling, continued education, psychological help, and counseling. |
Prashad Nagar |
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592-225- 9208 |
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RED THREAD WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE |
173 Charlotte Street, Georgetown |
173 Charlotte Street, G/town |
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227-3952 |
| Ms. Marva, Project Coordinator |
Williams |
RUIMVELDT CHILDREN HOME & CARE CENTRE |
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227 Freeman Street East La-Penitence |
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227-0747 |
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RUIMVELDT CHILDREN’S AID CENTRE |
Provides literacy courses for children, after school support, CCC; school feeding programme |
13 Public Road, Ruimveldt, Georgetown |
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227-3092 |
| Ms. Doreen |
Barington |
RUIMVELDT PARENT SUPPORT GROUP |
Empowers parents and who have children with disabilities and children with disabilities. |
c/o Lions Den 1888 Blue Mountain Road, Festival City |
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227-2454 |
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SANCTUARY CHILDREN'S HOME |
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Block 8 Section 'A' Yarrowkabra, Agric Layout, Soesdyke, Linden Highway |
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227-2531, 660-7128, 660-7111 |
| Major Vevene |
Jonas |
SALVATION ARMY HOME LEAGUES |
Counseling for pregnant women Monday & Wednesday; Feeding programmes for senior citizens Monday & Friday. Distributes clothing and Food Stuff when available on Wednesdays. |
237 Alexander Street, Lacytown, Georgetown. P O Box 104 |
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227-2619 |
| Nazir |
Hamid |
SHADEED’S BOYS ORPHANAGE |
Housing for; children whose parents cannot afford to maintain them; or orphans, regardless of race and religion. |
157 Alexander Street Kitty, Georgetown |
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226-1778 |
| Mr. Nazir |
Hamid |
SHADEED'S GIRL'S ORPHANAGE |
Home for orphans and children whose parents cannot afford to maintain them, orphans, regardless of race and religion. |
Lot 5 Oleander Gardens East, Coast, Demerara |
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226-9620 |
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SOPHIA CARE CENTRE |
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GNS Compound, Sophia, Greater G/town |
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219-0074 |
| Una |
Samuel |
ST AUGUSTINE MOTHERS UNION |
Visits the sick and teaches craft skills to members. |
Parish Hall, Friendship, East Coast Demerara |
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220-2382 |
| Ms. Esmay |
Davids |
ST MARK'S MOTHERS UNION |
Classes in Cake Decorating and making Soft Toys. Free clinic service every last Saturday of the month. |
St. Marks Parish Enmore, East Coast Demerara |
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592-270-6454 |
| Ms. Stella |
Marks |
ST SIDWELL'S LAMPLIGHTERS |
Provides transportation for all senior citizens to go to church; Visits sick homes & hospitals; Provides food baskets for those in need. |
ST Sidwell's Parish A Vlissengen Road, Lodge, Georgetown |
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226-3669 |
| Sisters Barbara & Herseline |
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ST. ANN’S ORPHANAGE |
Residential, food, clothing, shelter, counseling and recreational activities for children from the convalescent home. Abused and abandoned children are offered Health Care, IT and Adolescent Development Program |
Thomas Street, Georgetown |
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| Mr. Ally |
Housein |
ST. CUTHBERTS YOUTH ORGANIZATION |
Train volunteers for community work; Self-help workshops, Farming skills. |
c/o Soesdyke Post office |
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261-2549 |
| Ms. Julie Matthews, Ms. Silvie |
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ST. JOHN BOSCO ORPHANAGE |
Children: Residential, food, clothing, shelter, music, steel band, counseling, swimming, children from the convalescent home, abused and abandoned children, destitute (from 4 yrs old), Health Care, IT., Adolescent Development Program |
4 Victoria Road Plaisance |
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592-222- 2353, 592-222-3396 |
| Ms Goorahoo \ Mr. Nadir |
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THE UNITED FORCE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY FORCE |
Counseling sessions; Making donations to the poor (mostly in the interior Reg. 9), Assisting the poor to pay off bills; Assisting in entertainment for the poor in the interior (gifts, parties, and sports gears). |
95 Robb & New Garden Street, Bourda, Georgetown |
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226-2596 \ 52973 |
| Andrew Hartely, Desired Blackman |
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TIMEHRI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE |
Developing infrastructure in Reliance area, roads, water, road lights (assistance from SIMAP) |
Lot 66 Reid's Avenue, Alliance, E.B. D. |
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261-2486/ 261-2527 |
| Mr. Randolph |
Thorne |
TRUE VISION FOUNDATION |
Clean-up campaigns for the community; Provides meals for school children (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday); Hampers to the poor every month; Driving, dancing, craft and sewing classes. |
31 Albouys Street, Albouystown, Georgetown |
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227-4310 |
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TURKEYEN WOMEN'S ACHIEVERS GROUP |
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South Turkeyen, Section C, Field 4, G/town |
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| Mr. Desmond |
Saul |
VICTORIA RECONSTRUCTION TRUST |
Provides furniture for schools in the community. |
Lot 58 Victoria Village, East Coast Demerara |
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229- 2578 |
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WEST RUIMVELDT AFTER SCHOOL ASSISTANCE |
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West Ruimveldt - |
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231-3190, 662-6535, 227-0749 |
| Region 5 |
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| Glenis |
Fraser |
BELLADRUM CULTURE GROUP |
Craft, cultural involvement with Africa, hotmeal, literacy classes, Educational Symposium. |
Belladrum, West Coast Berbice |
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592- 232- 3516, 592- 649-3922 |
| Helina |
Sookram |
BLAIRMONT R. D. C WOMEN & DEVELOPMENT |
Providing classes to community members for a fee (sewing & craft on Tuesdays, 1pm, cooking on Wednesdays). |
No 4 Blairmont Settlement, W.C.B. |
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| Ms. Barbara |
Crawford |
CALCUTTA CATMINE CULTURAL GROUP |
Women: craft, support for women’s issues, counseling for abused women, Children: counseling for children, literacy classes, social issues empowerment, tours. |
Lot 23 Calcutta community Centre |
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592- 232- 1030 |
| Ms. Gloria (chairman) |
Lindo-Wolf |
COMMUNITY BASED REHAB |
Women and children: Working with women and children with disabilities, channeling them to social services, providing wheel chairs; special communication classes for children; Integration into society- sports awareness and other activities to commerate ?; ID accounts of the disabled.. |
LovelyLass & (# 42 Disabled people network) |
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592- 232- 1108, 592- 643-5480 |
| Ms. Dorothy |
Peters |
GOLDEN GROVE WOMEN’S GROUP |
Women : Craft, games, sewing, address women’s issues, counseling, provide food and clothing for the less fortunate in the community |
14 Golden Grove, West Coast Berbice |
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592- 328- 2020 |
| Ms. Ismay |
Dalrymple |
GROLAWAGT (GOLDEN GROVE, LOVELYLASS, ONVERWAGT) |
Women and children: Community development council, poverty reduction, job creation, Literacy programs |
LovelyLass Village West coast Berbice (Meet at Gentle Woman’s organization building) |
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592- 328- 2801, 592- 660-9138 |
| Ms. Doreen |
Alexander |
ITHACA 40 PLUS CLUB |
Lectures on Health Care (every Wednesday 1 - 4 p.m.) |
Ithaca Village, Berbice |
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| Avril Ennis & Mac Kewley |
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ITHACA DORCAS CLUB & PATHFINDER CLUB |
Craft training classes. |
Ithaca Village, Berbice |
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| Ms. Miss Halley |
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ORKID WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT GROUP |
Craft Classes in Floral arrangement, straw work and others; Counseling for group members with minor problems; Referrals to Help & Shelter. |
Lot 4 Zeskenderen, Mahaicony, East Coast Demerara |
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(021)8207 |
| Ms. Pauline |
Morrison |
PERTH UNION BURIAL SOCIETY |
Knitting & Handicraft classes |
Perth Village Mahaicony East Coast Demerara |
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227-0129 |
| Phillis |
Peters |
RISING STAR YOUTH GROUP |
Children: working with young people in sports, skills building, problem solving, counseling, drug prevention awareness, community development projects, feeding program |
Lot 14 Golden Grove, West Coast Berbice |
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592- 328- 2020, 592- 673-0032 |
| Doreen |
Alexander |
SUNFLOWER WOMEN’S GROUP |
Women: Sewing, Painting, Hotmeals, community visits Children: Art and Craft, Literacy, hotmeals, community visits |
426 Ithaca village, West Bank Berbice |
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592- 327-0251, 592- 327-0208 |
| Ms. Lloyda |
Angus |
TRAFALGAR UNION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (CBC) |
Poverty reduction Initiative, Aqua Culture DFFID & USAID funds aqua culture program |
Lot 410, # 29 Village West Coast Berbice |
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592- 328- 2170, 592- 328-2053 |
| Ms. Sandra (wife of Regional Chairman) |
Baldeo |
WEST COAST BERBICE RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT |
Women and children : Crafts, sewing, designing, Knitting, food processing, economic development, poverty reduction, information technology, self esteem building, addressing domestic violence, counseling, literacy programs, Edu- care with ILO. |
Belladrum Market Square, West Coast Berbice |
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592- 328- 7276, 592- 625-0780 |
| Ms. Pauline |
Wade |
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (WCB branch) |
Women: Create employment for women, seasoning pepper sauce, skills sharing for school leavers, floral, catering, self esteem building, gender based violence intervention |
13- 14 Litchfield , West Coast Berbice |
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592- 328- 2944-5, 328-2253 |
| Region 6 |
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| Mr. Lucius |
Bruyning |
ALPHA CHILDREN HOME |
Children: Residential care: food, clothing, shelter, education, after school classes |
34 Gay Park New Amsterdam |
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592-333-6937, 592-648-6999 |
| Mr. Dain Mohamed, Bibi Hazra |
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ANJUMON ORPHANAGE |
Children: Residential Care: food, clothing, shelter, education, after school classes. |
30 Philadelphia Street, New Amsterdam, Berbice |
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592-333-5874 |
| Carmen |
Kissoon |
CAMAL INTERNATIONAL HOME |
Shelter for homeless children and battered women, counseling, house girls and boys up to 16 yrs old, special needs or disabled children, literacy program, sign language, Information technology, court support. |
Lot 123 Chesney Kilkoy Albion Area, Canjie . East Coast Berbice |
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592-322-0374 |
| Pastor Vernon |
D’Oliveira |
CANAAN CHILDREN’S HOME |
Children: Residential: food, clothing, shelter, education, health screening. |
11 area ‘Q’ Port Mourant |
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592-336-6606, 592-336-6043 |
| Ms. Pansy Howell |
Fedee |
CHILDREN OF PROMISE ORPHANAGE |
Children: Residence care, food, clothing, shelter and education. |
163 smith Field N/A Berbice |
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592-333-3694, 592-687-8163 |
| Nalyn |
Katryan |
EAST BERBICE LIFE SAVERS CLUB(Run by Roadside Baptists) |
A voluntary group of counselors that help children and women who are victims of abuse |
161 - 168 # 68 Corentyne, Berbice |
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592-325-5210, 592- 325-5207 |
| Ms. Arlene |
North |
LEEDS ELIMINATORS YOUTHS AND SPORTS CLUB |
Day care, craft, after school lessons, sports, seminars, HIV training, TB seminars. |
Leeds |
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592-641-6771, 592-695-2855, 592-339-4232 |
| Ms. Juliet |
Moriah |
SANDUOORT ROTARY VILLAGE CORPS |
Assistance provided for helpless persons in Hospital (doing things for them e.g. sewing and knitting). Each person is asked to pay a contribution $50 or $100 per month. |
Sanduoort Village, West Canjie, Berbice |
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333-6721 |
| Sherry |
Garraway |
SHERLENE’S DAY CARE |
Children: Literacy program, helping underprivileged children. |
3 42Village, Bengal Form, Corentyne Berbice |
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592-325-5207 |
| Eunice |
Me Aulay |
STRIKERS WOMEN'S GROUP |
Classes in Craft, Sewing and Food & Nutrition; Literacy programs for all ages; Weekly distributions of Food Baskets & Clothing to those in need. Contributor: Food for the Poor |
Lot 9 Liverpool Village, Corentyne, Berbice |
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337-2870 |
| Region 7 |
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| Ms. Stephanie |
Harrop |
AMERINDIAN HOSTEL |
Provide place for persons in transit |
Government Compound 7th Avenue |
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592-455-3210 |
| Ms. Stella |
Adams |
BARTICA INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERS |
Reading class, counseling , literacy for children twice per week, senior citizens care, senior citizens club. |
St. Anthony School (Meeting Place) |
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592-455-2616, 592-666-4793 |
| Ms. Ellen |
Odwin |
ELLEN’S LITERACY PROGRAM |
Work with children on reading , phonics, preparing children for national grade six assessment, academics and skills training for school dropouts(catering and garment construction etc.) |
62 3RD Avenue , Bartica |
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592-455-2455/ 2598 |
| Ms. Patricia |
Singh |
GOLDEN GIRLS FEEDING PROGRAM |
Provide food for the children of the riverain community, needy ones in Bartica, street children and needy adults. Children are drawn from all schools. Teach social etiquette and hygiene to the group |
41 1ST Avenue, Bartica |
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592-455-2639 |
| Ms. Angela |
Douglas |
LEARNING AND RESOURCE CENTRE |
Reading, assistance with assignments and projects, phonics /literacy classes, free internet service, computer games for children to come and play, Information technology classes, Library |
One Mile Bartica |
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592-455-2892 |
| Mr. Rickford |
Inniss |
LIONS CLUB OF BARTICA |
Community Service, distribution of food, clothing etc. maintain parks for children's adopted the children’s ward at Bartica Hospital |
Lions Den, @nd Ave. , Reg. Guest House |
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592-455-3041, 592-644-6002 |
| Mr. Winston |
Wyatt |
READING BY PHONICS |
Teaching phonics in response to a grave literacy program in Bartica, Provides a replica of Literacy games. (for children and adults) |
51 2ND Avenue Bartica |
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592-679-3419 |
| Region 8 |
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| Marbell (chairman) |
Thomas |
CAMPBELLTOWN SUNSHINE GROUP (WOMEN) |
Provides small loans for members with an aim of helping them to become Independent, creates employment for women, sewing, respond to abuse, truancy, incest, sexual abuse, do school visits. |
Campbell Town, Region8 |
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592-675-8107 |
| Ms. Marcia |
Evans |
CHILD CARE –MAHDIA’S WOMEN’S GROUP |
Locate investigate and report domestic violence cases, child care provision against neglect, abuse, truancy, assist with clothing for school etc. Skills training Making stuffed toys, cake decoration, knitting etc. community services, conduct marches for various issues. |
Central Mahdia |
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688-9259 |
| Ms. Celestine |
Brown |
MICOBIE WOMEN’S GROUP |
Development Sessions, Identify needs and navigate for social services(Now being mentored by Campbelltown) |
Micobie Region 8 |
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| Mr. Matthew |
Johnson |
PEACE CORP |
Health Education, community work, sustainable projects |
Mahdia, Region 8 - |
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592-666-4837 |
| Ms. Hilda |
Henreto |
PRINCEVILLE WOMEN’S GROUP (PALMFLY) |
Small loan for independence of women, development sessions, identify needs and navigate for social services |
Princeville |
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693-9957 |
| Ms. Sherly Bacchus; Lucinda Miller |
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WOMEN ON THE MOVE |
Act as community police, assisted by Guyana Geology and Mines Commission(GGMC)locate truants, bring them out or collaborate with police to get them out, awareness sessions on child protection, domestic violence, parenting development sessions or workshops. , sewing bed sheets, and pillow cases, knitting. |
7 miles; Behind Gas Station |
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688-9259, 675-7848 |
| Region 9 |
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| Ms. Emiline Baretto, Cleopatra (employee) |
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HELPING HAND WOMEN PRODUCERS CO. SOCIETY LIMITED |
Started out as a farming group; conducts training for women on how to prepare and package Cashew nuts and peanuts; provides snacks for school snack programs, through beacon foundation provides training on how to make peanuts, helps children with school supplies, helps women to deal with domestic violence, raises awareness of HIV and STIs. |
1 St. Ignatius, Reg. 9. |
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592-611-5276 |
| Ms. Georgianna |
Williams |
KWATAMANG WOMEN’S GROUP |
Awareness on HIV, domestic Violence |
Kwateman, Northe Rupununi |
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| Ms. Hyacinth |
Miller |
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE |
Workshop for teachers and children (disabled children), library, craft, tie-dye, health, literacy(Literacy coordinator with the Dept. of Education), available computers for CXC children to do research, practice safety for children(be safe for child) |
Lethem, Reg. 9. |
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592-772-2012 |
| Ms. Patricia |
Fredericks |
LETHEM WOMEN FOR DEVELOPMENT |
Counseling, support and referrals for women suffering violence. |
Lethem - |
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592 - 772- 2054 |
| Ms. Emilina |
Joseph |
MULTI-PURPOSE ST. IGNATIUS WOMEN’S GROUP |
Provide training for women in sewing, women empowerment on social issues. |
St. Ignatius, Reg. 9. - |
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592-617-O950 |
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NORTH RUPUNUNI DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT BOARD (NRDDB) |
Bina Institute for learning is for children. It caters for school drop outs and provides life skills , Math, English, prepares children for CXC, building self esteem and providing child protection. |
Bina Hill North Rupununi |
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592-772-9292 |
| Bertie |
Xavier |
ORGANIZATION: EXPORT MEMBER TO THE UN |
Develop program surrounding indigenous issues- seeking collaboration |
United Nations Permanent forum on Indigenous Peoples |
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| Mr. Patrick |
Honorio |
REWA- WOMEN’S GROUP |
Sewing |
Rupununi Village North Reg.9 |
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| Region 10 |
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| Ms. Jennifer |
Eastman |
“ U AND ME” Youth Group |
Awareness, DV Interventions, counseling for abused adults and children, distribution of IEC materials. |
Casuarina Dr. Watooka, Mackenzie Linden |
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592-444-6713, 592- 641- 4439, 592- 673- 9902 |
| Ms. Ethleen |
Maxius |
CHILDREN'S DEVELOPMENT CENTRE |
Counseling; Skills training for low achievers (reading) Monday - Friday. |
417 Independence Ave., Linden - |
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444-5330 |
| Medex Janice |
Lyttle |
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CLUB |
Day care, after school care and lessons for children, phonics, exercise, diet and nutrition, lectures, literacy program, demonstration. |
Burnham Drive, Christianburg, Linden |
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592-442-0256, 592-647-6019 |
| Ms. Maurice |
Nobel |
LINDEN CITIZENS COMMITTEE (LCC) |
Organises cleaning campaigns for the community; Classes in reading, dressmaking, embroidery & tailoring available free of cost. For all the LCC groups is to achieve general development of physical and moral standards in all respect of the people's welfare. |
There are 9 LCC groups in Wismar. (Region 10) |
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| Medex Lorna |
London-Hall |
ONE MILE YOUTH FRIENDLY SITE |
Literacy, Skill building, self esteem, behaviour change, peer education, counseling. |
Linden |
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592- 444- 5525 |
| Mr. Patrick |
Caezar |
SILVERTOWN ALLSTAR YOUTH GROUP |
Coaching for Football, Circle Tennis and Volleyball. Aimed to keep Youths away from drugs |
Silvertown Linden. (Region 10) |
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| Ms. Marva Magdalene |
Semple |
TOTALLY MOLDING |
work with youths (in and out of school); craft, culture (drama, dance, music), Self esteem and behavior change, HIV/ AIDS Awareness, Peer counseling/ education, community visits, work with violence, summer classes on Literacy(Phonics), CXC projects. |
One Mile Main road (Next to the Health Centre) |
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592- 647-6228 |
| Mr. Randolph |
Cort |
WISMAR HOUSING SCHEME COMMUNITY DEVELOPM ENT GROUP |
Classes for school dropouts e.g. Craft, Welding, Math and English; Fund raising to purchase clothing for participants. Group meeting four times per month. |
119 Square Wismar Housing Scheme. (Region 10) |
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444-5778 |
| Ms. Foaizah |
Mustafa |
WOMEN OF CLASS |
Provides educational programmes for school drop outs and other women; Teaches skills in craft |
384 One-mile Wismar |
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444- 5357 |
| Mr. Michael |
Franklin |
YOUTH STARS YOUTH CLUB |
Talent search, Teaching Phonics(Literacy), after school lessons, peer counseling/education |
Block 22 Multi-Purpose building Linden A102 |
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