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| Altha Solomon Lot 76 Section B Alness Village Corentyne, Berbice |
625-6782 | Berbice | Ankie Hintzen | ||
| Trevor Kersting C/O Victor Kersting Aroaima, Berbice River |
Berbice | ||||
| Kwakwani | Chetwyn Whinfiled Kwakwani H/S. Berbice River, Berbice |
227-3810 | Berbice | ||
| St. Francis & Friends | Ulele Cummings Liverpool Village Corentyne Coast, Berbice |
625-4871 | Berbice | Chrystol Albert Abiola Clarke Raquelin Bennett |
We have planned to educate our youths on HIV/AIDS, suicide, drugs, etc. We will be doing skills training sessions by making puppets to demonstrate the various issues such as suicide and other issues. However, we will be carrying out training sessions in schools, and churches. Our main aim is to make our community be aware of the issues in today’s society that we have learnt about in our first training session of Youth Can Move the World. |
| West Berbice/New Amsterdam Group | Leon Wilson 58 Stanley Town New Amsterdam, Berbice |
333-3521 | Berbice | Faith David Angelita Amar Jewel Sinclair Shondell Hazel |
We are committed to change the lives of young people, so together we can move the world forward through concerts, videos, shows and lectures, etc. |
| West Coast Berbice | Fidela Stanley MMA-ADA Senior Staff WCB |
625-4093 | Berbice | William Fraser Kevon McFarlane |
The West Berbice Group will meet next Sunday to make plans for executing our decision to work with school-age youths in West Berbice. |
| Covent Garden Group | Michelle Chow 48 Covent Garden, EBD |
265-4619 | EBD | Vidya Perbudial | We are the Covent Garden Group, and because of the increase in the rate of crime and other important issues such as HIV/AIDS in our community and Guyana at large, we have decided to come together to educate our youths. Our group is focused mainly on the schools in our community (Covent Garden). |
| Friendship and Supply Group | Dawn Bruce 13 Supply Village, EBD |
266-2452 | EBD | Deslyn Bess | We, the Group of Friendship/Supply, plan to work together as a team since we believe that youths can make a difference in our community. Through our programme, we hope to develop a more positive form of thinking in our youths, so that they would see themselves as future leaders for tomorrow. |
| Grove Church Youth Group | Stephano Scott 693 3rd Field Kaneville Grove, EBD |
225-3916 | EBD | Lucretia Shivbarran | We plan to focus on our community, Grove, on the issues that are affecting our youths today, to carry out what we have learnt on the YCMTW training issues. |
| Soesdyke Celebrity Youth & Sports Club | Anil Mohanlall Soesdyke Junction, EBD |
624-2094 |
EBD | Nita Edan Petronella Fernandes Alana Stoll Tiffany Best Devani Sookhi |
We, the members of the Soesdyke Celebrity Youth & Sports Club, are very thankful that we have spent a weekend of wonderful training at the Youth Can Move the World training programme. We enjoyed the training and we will put it into good use. Six members attended the workshop on behalf of the club and we must say we enjoyed every minute of it. |
| Soesdyke for Jesus Youth Group | Tanzia Jaikissoon 212 Soesdyke, EBD |
261-2999 | EBD | Jinnel Peters Shenelle Payne Odessa Robinson |
The members of Soesdyke Youth club who attended the training programme are planning to go back and do a similar programme with their fellow youth members. The meeting will be every Friday at 6:00 pm. They target the youth in the community. |
| Timheri Full Gospel Fellowship | Abiola Hamilton 93 Hyde Park Timheri EBD |
261-3250 | EBD | ||
| Deonarine Jawahir 72 Logwood Enmore, ECD |
621-0260 | ECD | |||
| Deonarine Hardat Champagne, Mahaicony |
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| Deh 'Bout Crew (East Coast) | Lousia Mancey Triumph, ECD |
220-6364 | ECD | Anisa Chullhai Akilah Mancey Abbas Mancey Shoghi Chulhai Dhabih Chulhai |
De “Deh ‘Bout Crew” of the East Coat says “Big up all de youth dem, and stay off de drugs an’ alcohol.” And also promises that if any group could get de YCMTW message across, it’s ‘dem! |
| Friendship Alliance | Collis Nicholson 33 Company Road Friendship Village, ECD |
220-1405 | ECD | Dwayne John Olivia Brown |
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| Generation Next | Nelsonia Persaud 194 3rd Street Bladen Hall, ECD |
622-5985 | ECD | Deonarine Jawahir Chandranee Bisoon Ganesh Misir Shelline Misir Carol Baldeo |
The aim of this small group of six persons is to increase awareness of AIDS/HIV and other destructive diseases. We also have faith that through the uniting of our group members (who belong to different communities and have different backgrounds) we can unite our communities and break barriers and ultimately reunite Guyana. We hope also to have youths realize their self-worth and in this way minimize the use of dangerous substances such as drugs, alcohol and to think before committing suicide. We also want to protect the environment. |
| Morakobai Village Group | Rufvina Henry Morakobai Village Mahaicony River, ECD |
277-0307 | ECD | Ameitha Adrian Sherlon Adrian |
We will be doing puppetry making, focus on HIV/AIDS, child abuse, etc. We will work hard to ensure the young people in my community are very well educated. |
| Plaisance | Leonard Tyndall 78 Sparendaam H/S ECD |
220-7689 | ECD | Denita Sam | |
| Young Minds | Nafana Fraser 5th Street Jonestown, Mahaica ECD |
228-2797 | ECD | Nicola Jack Shawnette Chapman Amanda Limerick Cozzetta Hercules Kevin Kubeer Raul Persaud Bevone Rose |
We shall endeavor to impart all we have learnt to the youths in our community. We shall do all we can to assist our youths to unite as we have learnt and to protect themselves wisely. |
| Young Stars | Onica James 107 Second Street Alexander Village, G/town |
225-9788 | ECD (G/Town, Victoria Village, North Haslington) |
Rawle Nelson Omadara DeYounge Timothy Fraser Carrisa Pearson |
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| The Movement Club | Sharmin Hopkinson 46 3rd Ave Bartica, Essequibo River |
628-0828 | Esseqquibo | Kamini Thomas Androwllo Witter Michelle Hestler Parry Aloramis |
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| Rhol Dharry Lot 9 Meer-Zorg Wakenaam |
226-9688 | Essequibo (Wakenaam) |
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| Mainstay Lake Youth Group | Ace Fredericks Red Rock, Mainstay Lake, Essequibo |
621-3868 | Essequibo |
Rockey Pearson | Mainstay Lake Youth group is very happy to be a part of this program, “Youth Can Move the World,” in this time of crisis in our country. We will return to our Community and educate our peers in every area that we have touched on. |
| Youth on the Move | Boadnarine Harrinarine Lot 89 Devonshire Castle Essequibo Coast |
771-4296 | Essequibo |
Sarojanie Persaud Eshwar Persaud Dhanraj Ramnandan |
“Youth On the Move” is a group in the Essequibo Coast serving Maria’s Lodge to Anna Regina. The plan of this group is to conduct workshops at various locations in this Catchment Area. The workshops will be focusing on topics such as HIV/AIDS, Domestic Violence, Drug Abuse, etc, and will be involving persons between the ages of 12-30 yrs. |
| Rochelle Ogle 165 Campbelle Street Albouystown |
223-2482 | Georgetown | |||
| Sherlock Rose 288 Shantinakata Ave Prashad Nagar, G/town |
625-8842 | Georgetown | Gerri Prowell Kwame Lumumba Yulanda George |
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| Dhan Chand 9 Camp and Hadfield ST G/town |
226-8553 | Georgetown | Nadine Nelson Tandy Primo Alan Mentis Diana Ross |
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| Honnieta Etkins K-13 988 Perry Street, Georgetown |
622-1240 | Georgetown | Keisha Rayside Kesia VanNooten |
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| 5 Alive Group | Gina Brusseau Volunteer Youth Core 235 South Road Lacytown |
223-7966 | Georgetown | Audrey DeLeon Latoya Croker Stacy Ross Fitzroy Richards |
We promise to educate youths on most social and health issues facing them in today’s society. |
| Codoa Group | Donston Wilson 134 Da Silva Street Newton, Kitty |
225-2194 | Georgetown | Odessa Changlee Candace Narine Omisea Gillis Abigale Wills |
Codoa is a group that came from Georgetown. This is made up of five persons. Codoa have a lot of things in store for the youth, such as teaching them about social problem that affects our youth today. |
| Greater Georgetown Group | Narmala Bhagwardin 52 3rd Street Cummings Lodge, G/town |
222-3501 | Georgetown | Carol Liesa Deodat Persaud Eshwar Persaud Nikita Roopnarine |
We the members of the Greater Georgetown group would like to educate the youths that live in our village about AIDS and domestic violence and how to help prevent the effects they have on our youths. We would also like to teach them the different skills we have learnt at this wonderful programme. |
| Holy Rosary Scouts | Clint McKenzie 39 William Street Kitty, G/town |
225-5143 | Georgetown | Nicola Bevaun Kimberly George Francine Savory |
Our group has attended the Youth Can Move the World programme and learnt a lot about the issues which were discussed, because these are subjects which affect youths of today and we are glad to be able to know about these issues, so that we can pass on the knowledge to our other members of the scout group, which are mainly youths. |
| Leo Club of Bel Air | Alison Yhap 28 Delph Ave Campbellville, G/town |
622-9724 | Georgetown | Bonita Mitchell Tara Persuad Stacy McKinnon Belinda Gomes Olicia Henry Rawle Nelson Dexter Gaspar |
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| North East La Penitance Group | Deuel Carter 313 North East La Penitence |
227-2727 | Georgetown | Indira Sukhnandan Savita Singh Deuel Carter Niall Stanton Kelvin Thomas Natasha Smith David Carrington Ongel Hamlet |
The Group from North East La Penitence is thankful for the time spent here. We’ve learnt a lot and we plan on taking what we’ve learnt back to our community. There are a few things we’d be doing together: meeting with the people in our community and educating them on the things we’ve learnt, especially where HIV/AIDS is concerned. We’ll be making puppets, banners, doing skits, dances, etc. |
| Plaisance Super Stars | Marilyn Pyle 16 B North Road Lacytown |
227-3198 | Georgetown | Andrea Hall Monifa George |
We are going to go out and teach the less fortunate children of the different orphanages some new skills and what we have learnt at the Youth Can Move the World workshop. |
| Rose | Oneika Watters 526 W. Ruimveldt H/S G/town |
223-3356 | Georgetown | Carla Williamson Shonnette Yaw |
This group is made up of three persons. As a group, we plan to work with fourth form students. We will be holding sessions in Georgetown to educate youths about the danger of HIV/AIDS and child abuse. By doing so, youths will be able to make the right choices and live better lives. |
| South Group | Latoya Ceasar 730 Penny Lane South Ruimveldt |
226-2842 | Georgetown | Ophelia Lindie Shawnell Faith Rayonne Bourne Claricia Barker |
We plan on having weekly meetings and discussing with youth about major problems that affect them or will affect them later on in life. |
| The Unique Five | Ramona Armogan 80 First Street Albertown, G/town |
625-9017 | Georgetown | Theresa George Timothy George Earl Anthony Jermaine Munroe |
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| Uprising Endeavor | Jonelle Ifill 185 Waterloo Street S Cummingsburg G/town |
622-9983 | Georgetown | Nyasha Phillips Shonell Mingo Gorvinski Fraser |
We are encouraged young people who would like to make a difference in the world. Although we are just starters in this program, we feel that we can make a difference by positively influencing other people. We would also like to encourage all those who are reading this message if you are not a part of this organization, we sincerely encourage you to be a part of Youth Can Move the World. |
| Wortmanville Group | Cherry-Ann Greene 49 Durban Street Wortmanville, G/Town |
226-8946 | Georgetown | Thula Chapman | The Wortmanville group is working with the Wortmanville area. We’ll be dealing with youths and older folks in the area and going to the primary schools in the area. |
| Youth Advocacy Movement | Sarah Clarke 18 Garnette Street Campbellville, G/town |
220-1481 | Georgetown | Atesha Grant Tracy Dey Rocky Rogers Tomekia Bancroft Tracy Gill Donnett Joseph Nichola Williams Deon McDonald Winston George Alister Henry Annick Johnston Abigale Jackman Sheldon Gravesdade Leebone Nelson |
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| Youth Defense Group | Miranda Spellen 248 Lodge H.S. Lodge, G/town |
226-6941 | Georgetown | Tammica Devonish Tandy King |
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| Youths With a Difference | Lisa Sardinha ‘H’ Durban & Vlissengen Rd., Lodge, G/town |
22-30122 | Georgetown | Julie-Ann Walton Palesa Lam |
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| Linden Group | Marilyn Inniss 46 Huntley Street Wismar, Linden |
626-1520 | Linden | Shinea Stellingburg Roydon Croal Cindy Fraser Shamin Williams Alison Assanah Deniesa Jordan Nikita Andrews Ryan DaSilva Georgiana Jones Annetta Assanah Angela Barnes |
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| Mahdia Group | Michael McGawell Mahdia Region 8 |
225-8655 (ask to relay) |
Mahdia | We plan to conduct sessions to pass on what we have learnt to the youth of Mahdia. This will be done with school children, as well as early school leavers in the community. We feel that youth can move the world. | |
| Moruca Youths | Vanita Adrian 51 Blygezight Gardens Campbellville, G/town |
223-9296 | Moruca, Region 1 |
Rosemarie Atkinson | We believe if somebody speaks out and seeks others’ help, we can successfully make a difference in Region 1. Right now, the problems are teenage pregnancy, poverty, and many other issues. We thank all the sponsors, who did us all a very, very, very big favour. |
| Paramakatoi Group | Sophia Wood Paramakatoi North Pakaraimas Region 8 |
Paramakatoi | Kate Ward | ||
| Charity/Pomeroon Youth Group | Karsen Sookdeo C/O Grant Martindale Lower Pomeroon, Essequibo |
771-5253 |
Pomeroon | Rashleigh Rose Annastacia VanLewin |
We have planned to hold evening classes and a Saturday Class too. We will be holding our classes during the week from 3 pm to 5 pm and our Saturday classes from 10 am to 3 pm. For the first week , we will plan on educating the youth on all the issues we have discussed at the training sessions. Then we will move on to the other parts of the programme such as creating our own poems, skits, songs, etc. |
| West Bank Demerara Group | Levi Smith 144 Bagotville, WBD |
263-5592 | WBD | Nicola Samuels Jermaine Fordyce |
Our group plans to educate our communities on sexuality, and drug abuse. |
| Future Generation | Ravika Pooran 10 DeWillem North, WCD |
227-0413 | WCD | Seeta Khan Prea Dasraj Chatterpaul Dhanpat Jaipaul Dhanpaul |
We have plans to gather youths from different communities to educate them about domestic violence, sex, AIDS, suicide, peer pressure and parental pressure, and also to occupy them in more meaningful activities, e.g. games, and also for them to interact and share their views and experiences. In conclusion our goal is to help youth to recognize their value and importance in society. |