ROSE for Relief

Materials and Items needed:

Bed
Bedsheets
Mattress
Pillow
Netting
Bedsheet
Clothes basket
Table and chair
Cup
Plate
Sink
Spoon
Bowls
Etc

Toilet bowl
Pipes
Sink pipe
Sand
Cement
Blocks
Wash hand sink
Kitchen sink

Ri and Ti Story
Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village BERBICE.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

For more information you can contact Rose on 592 670 6908.

Materials and Items needed:

Bed
Bedsheets
Mattress
Pillow
Netting
Bedsheet
Clothes basket
Table and chair
Cup
Plate
Sink
Spoon
Bowls
Etc

Toilet bowl
Pipes
Sink pipe
Sand
Cement
Blocks
Wash hand sink
Kitchen sink

Ri and Ti Story
Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village BERBICE.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

For more information you can contact Rose on 592 670 6908.

Almighty. Help us realize that the more we help others get ahead in life, the higher we will rise. Help us reach out to humanity at large; to encourage and inspire the people around us in all that we do. May we always motivate & have a good word for others. Aameen. ‬

June 7th 2023 Medical outreach number 56 Shri Devi Mandir
Global Humanitarian Mandir and the
Region #6 Health Services.

Blood drive vaccination and free doctor check-ups.

Materials needed are:

Wood
Blocks
Plywood
Door
Toilet bowl
Sink.

We thank each and everyone one of you who has help us so far. May Allah bless you.

If you would like to donate you can do so on the link below.

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Ri and Ti Story

Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village, BERBICE.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

For more information you can contact Rose on 592 670 6908

The new crescent for the Islamic lunar month of Shawwal 1444 AH was sighted on the evening of Thursday, April 20, 2023 (29th Ramadan 1444 AH). As a result, the first day of Shawwal and Eid ul Fitr 1444 AH is observed on Friday, April 21, 2023.

We pray that Allah accept all our fasts and efforts made during this Ramadan and may this Eid be a blessed and prosperous one for all our Muslim brothers and sisters.

Eid Mubarak from the Chief Charity Officer of Rose for Relief, the executives and all of its members!

Salaam/Goodafternoon
Once again we are asking our donors and supporters to asssit us in completing this home for Ri and Ti which we started in June 2022.
Because of finance we are at a standstill.
Cash is needed for carpenters nobody want to volunteer their time and we understand everyone has a family to take care of.
Materials needed are:


Sand
Wood
Sand stone
Blocks
Plywood
Windows
Door
Toilet bowl
Sink.
We thank each and everyone one of you who has help us so far.
May Allah bless you always.
If you would like to donate you can do so on the kink below.

Ri and Ti Story
Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village BERBICE.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

For more information you can contact Rose on 592 670 6908.

ROSE FOR RELIEF visited the Berbice Anjuman Orphange in New Amsterdam.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO VISIT U CAN CONTACT THEM ON 📲333 5874.

ROSE FOR RELIEF WOULD LIKE TO THANK SISTER
HAZ Ally from Canada
MAY Allah reward you and your family.
TO donate use the link below.
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Zelle: 917-962-7828
For more information on you can contact Miss Rosey Mohamed on
Whatsapp: +592 670 6908

Rose for Relief would like to thank Brother S. Mamood and family for their donation of food hampers which went directly towards the elderly, widows and single mothers.
We would like to thank our volunteers too brother Shane and brother Ally.
May Allah reward each and everyone of you.
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Zelle: 917-962-7828
For more information on you can contact Miss Rosey Mohamed on
Whatsapp: +592 670 6908

Rose for Relief would like to thank the Mamood family for their donation of food hampers which went directly towards the elderly, widows and single mothers.
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Zelle: 917-962-7828
For more information on you can contact Miss Rosey Mohamed on
Whatsapp: +592 670 6908

Rose for Relief did a clothing distribution today.
We would like to thank Miss Shama and Miss Ibrahim for their contribution.
May Allah reward you bountiful.
Ameen.

Please Share
Salaam/Goodafternoon a single mom with 4 kids looking for a place to live.
Within áreas of Crabwood Creek and No.77 area.
If you would like to asssit her inbox me or what's app me
670 6908.
Thank you.

Make use of the opportunity if you’re in the area. Medical Outreach: Happening this Sunday 12th March from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Salaam/Goodafternoon
Once again we are asking our donors and supporters to asssit us in completing this home for Ri and Ti which we started in June 2022.
Because of finance we are at a standstill.
Cash is needed for carpenters nobody want to volunteer their time and we understand everyone has a family to take care of.
Materials needed are
Sand
Wood
Sand stone
Blocks
Plywood
Windows
Door
Toilet bowl
Sink.
We thank each and everyone one of you who has help us so far.
May Allah bless you always.
If you would like to donate you can do so on the kink below.

Ri and Ti Story
Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village BERBICE.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

For more information you can contact Rose on 592 670 6908.

The members of Rose for Relief would like to extend best wishes to each and every Guyanese of this country as we celebrate Guyana’s 53rd Anniversary as a Republican Nation.

We continue to serve you by providing relief and support for vulnerable persons and families affected by poverty, lost of income or emergencies.

Have a happy, safe and fun day as we celebrate as .

A fire today a around 10:30 am today leave Maria Roplall and her 4 kids homeless one girl age 9 and 3 boys age 13,14,7.
She is need of our help some of the items needed are bed,mattress,pillows,kitchen utensil,clothes for the kids etc.
To help this family contact Rose on 670 6908.

Our prayers are with the people of Turkey and Syria.
PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN.

The members of Rose for Relief would like to wish our Founder and Chief Charity Officer all the best as she advances into a new chapter of her life.

You are a great leader, mentor and friend to many people. Your admiration and driven force to succeed has helped change the lives of many citizens across Guyana.

May all your efforts continue to yield into positive outcome with good fortune, health and happiness. Have a happy and prosperous birthday, Rosey Mohamed.

The members of Rose for Relief would like to extend our warmest wishes to you and your family during this joyous time of the year.

Special thanks to all our donors.
This won't be possible without you guys.
Merry Christmas from the Rose for Relief team.
Have a bless day.

NGO distributes gifts to children in Moleson Creek - Guyana Chronicle ROSE for Relief, a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), on Friday, gifted toys and clothing to 50 children in Moleson Creek, Region Six (East

Rose for Relief executed its holiday toy drive where toys were distributed to various children within the proximity.

Attached are a few images taken from our toy drive which was done today.

We would like to extend gratitude and thanks to the donors:

1. Shelly Randour
2. Miss latchmie
3. Shareeda and daughter

We will be accepting books, toys and clothing for the coming year 2023. If you would like to donate towards this effort feel free to contact us on +592 670 6908.

Since the holidays are right around the corner, Rose for Relief will be doing our yearly holiday drive where we will be distributing food supplies, clothing, books and toys! If you would like to make a contribution or donate towards our holiday drive you can contact us on +592 670 6908 (Whatsapp) or donate via PayPal:

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Rose for Relief would like to thank Seeta who donated a barrel with children clothing.
If you would like to donate clothes and toys you can call Rose on 592 670 6908 or make contact with her on whatsapp 670 6908.

Message on 16 Days of Activism 2022
- Dr. Vindhya Vasini Persaud, Minister of Human Services and Social Security

Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence, and Guyana through the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security is determined to greatly reduce the numbers of women and girls who endure abuse and end up as fatalities because of violence. On this day, the world continues to be reminded each year of the worrisome statistic, that 1 in 3 women and girls experience physical and sexual violence.
The recent UN Women-UNODC report reveals that 81,100 women and girls were killed intentionally in 2021 and around 45,000 women and girls worldwide were killed by intimate partners or other family members. This means that, on average, more than five women or girls are killed every hour by someone in their own family. This alarming slaughter, maiming and abuse of women and girls should cause each person to acknowledge their responsibility when it comes to recognizing violence and proactively taking a stance against all forms of violence. We cannot expect to eradicate or reduce the numbers of cases of violence without a formidable, united front which confronts it in every environment, home, office, school, community and country.
Yes, the ability of any country to truly tackle domestic and gender-based violence requires the collective and consistent efforts of each citizen in reporting every case of violence and a conscience driven society which commits to the eradication of violence. We cannot run away from that fact that there must be shifts in attitudes and behaviours that have been long ingrained to ignore and dismiss blatant instances of abuse and violence which may end up as fatalities. The very core of our country – families need to develop healthier ways to resolve conflict, address differences in relationships and assist persons within who experience violence and are desperately looking for support to retreat to a safer environment.
The Human Services Ministry has developed a comprehensive decentralized array of services geared to tackle every facet of violence. In 2021, the 914 toll-free hotline dedicated to reports of violence and abuse received 12 372 and to date, in 2022, we are close to that number before the end of the year. Over 600 of these calls were directly related to abuse and violence. This hotline links persons to our personalized support services of the Survivor Advocate, the Survival Kit and SAFE Voucher, counselling, shelters and a direct pathway to empowerment and financial independence through the WIIN program. I am cognizant that gender-related killings and other forms of violence against women and girls must be prevented through early intervention, access to survivor-centered support and protection as well as ensuring gender responsive policing and justice services. As such our efforts include working to develop a professional and responsive intervention from the Police Force has led to the development of the Cop Squad 2000 Initiative which has produced 1476 trained police officers across the country who are equipped with all the tools to engage with public and take reports on violence.
The MOU signed with the Guyana Bar Association will provide 500 persons who experienced violence and seek legal recourse with the option of free legal services through the Legal Pro Bono Program.
The recent drafting of the Family Violence Bill to replace the existent Domestic Violence Act is another step in developing a modern and progressive legislative framework to offer broader protection to persons, more responsive police action and justice.
There is ongoing work to train persons in schools, communities and other places through the special Community Advocates Network and directly by the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Unit and over 1000 persons have been trained in understanding the laws and support avenues and 100 of them have been trained to become trainers and advocates in their communities. The intention is to offer these training opportunities in all regions and all communities.
The effects of gender-based violence not only threaten the well-being and safety of those affected by gender-based violence but also impedes the overall well-being of society. Sexual, gender-based violence and domestic violence against women and girls continue to be a major challenge for Guyana and all of the activities planned over the 16 days of Activism which conclude on the December 10th address the many facets of violence with heightened emphasis on education and awareness and a strong push for persons to utilize our services to get help.
We consistently working to violence, ensure access to justice for victims and support for survivors. Among initiatives is improved data collection aimed at better understanding and addressing the
underlying causes of violence. We continue to seek support from our developmental partners, especially through the Spotlight Initiative to build our overall capacity, to collect credible data to
develop policies and action plans and to strengthen and expand our capacity to continue to address violence.
Our efforts include engaging men and boys in efforts to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls. We firmly believe that a multifaceted approach that includes measures such as encouraging the equal sharing of responsibilities in areas such as parenting and household work, public awareness campaigns, the engagement of community leaders to address discriminatory social norms and gender stereotypes as well as a robust legislative regime can bring about significant change.
As we observe yet another 16 days of activism, I encourage you to support and participate in all of our activities and initiatives including Orange Guyana, wearing orange, visiting the interactive Orange Avenue on Camp and Lamaha Street, joining our mega rally, edutainment program and picnic brunch tomorrow at the National Park from 8:00am, the virtual townhalls and stakeholder engagement on the Family Violence Bill, YOUnite, the youth event on Orange Avenue and all the others that remind us that we have work to do …but to succeed in eradicating violence against women and girls, we MUST UNITE!

Another year and we are trying to put smiles on the children’s faces during this holiday season.
If you would like to donate toys to our toy drive what's app Rose on 592 670 6908 or call.

We at Rose for Relief wish all our donors and supporters a wonderful holiday season filled with lots of peace and happiness.

UPDATE ON RI AND TI HOME.
Materials need to complete Ri and Ti home are
blocks,cement,sand,plywood,window,door,toilet bowl,sink,bed,mattress basket etc.

Story:
Poverty is a disease, and today, Rose for Relief have taken up the task to make little Ri and Ti life's comfortable and beautiful.
Take a moment and imagine growing without any sort of comfort, imagine being scared if it rains in the night or the day that your roof isn't strong enough to keep up with the rain that it might burst through the roof.

Imagine growing up without any comfort.
You, the supporters of Rose for Relief know very well that girl children need certain type of comfort in life. They should be able to dress without fearing that anyone can easily see through the broken boards of their walls.

Ri and Ti, both of these beautiful young ladies, are living with their father at No. 71 Village BERBICE.

Rosey Mohamed has taken the responsibility of these two teenagers. The responsibility to help rebuild a safe and comfortable home where these two girls can live without any worries of safety.
We are asking the relatives to make contact with us.

For more info or to donate call 592 670 6908.
Materials needed
Zinc,wood,blocks,windows,
toilet bowl,plywood etc

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Or Zelle 917-962-7828

Breast Cancer Awareness - Candle Light Walk in Skeldon, Corriverton.

Breast cancer awareness is a movement that aims to increase awareness and reduce the stigma linked to the symptoms and treatment of breast cancer.

Together, we can make a stronger case for the value of early detection and prevention of breast cancer. RISE UP and help us spread the word about breast cancer to more people this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Today, we prepare this post in memory of Aunty Meryln whom we lost to Breast Cancer earlier this year. May her memories live on and may her soul continue to rest in peace.

Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Candle light Walk - Tomorrow at 5PM.

Let’s beat cancer together, come out and show your support!

The Members of Rose for Relief extends our Diwali greetings to you. May the lights of this festival fill your life with peace, joy and happiness.

We've listened to your feedback and made the application process for the Steel and Cement Housing Subsidy Programme easier for you!

Here's the updated checklist of documents you need when applying.

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Two families looses their home in Kingston fire.

Rose for Relief tried to contact both families but was only successful in meeting with one. After speaking with 23 year old Stacy she related to the members of Rose for Relief that she along with 6 children ages four, five, seven (girls) and ages one, five and nine (boys) are now homeless after their home was completely burnt to ashes.

Stacy along with the children are now left devastated since she lost her mother earlier this month and now has lost their home.

Rose for Relief will be raising funds to assist Stacy and the children. You can do so by contacting Rosey Mohamed on +592 670 6908 or donate via PayPal or Zelle.

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=Q3XFWXUVBP3AL&source=url

Zelle: 917-962-7828

You can also assist with donating:

- Grocery and other Food Items
- Clothing
- Mattress, Bed Sheet, Pillow etc

After speaking with fire victims, persons attached to the fire station and people within Skeldon, Corriverton (Berbice) we have found that majority of homes that were lost to fire could have been saved if the following was available:

1. Sufficient water
2. A Fire hydrant in the area
3. More than 1 fire truck

A fire truck holds an amount of 400 gallon of water which is not sufficient to put out a fire. We are calling on the relevant authorities to look into this situation and help us to prevent homelessness.

Health fair in Berbice Saturday at No 64 Health Center.
It's free so come and see what service you will need.