JCI Guyana
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JCI is a non-profit organization of young active citizen’s age 18 to 40 who are engaged and committed to creating impact in their communities. Active citizens are individuals invested in the future of our world. JCI gathers active citizens from all sectors of society.
The movement was first introduced in Guyana in 1964, and at a meeting held at the Public Free Library, now called The National Library, in April of that year, addressed by the then World President, Conrad O’Brien of Trinidad. We develop the skills, knowledge and understanding to make informed decisions and take action. As globally minded young people, we all have rights, responsibilities and share goals. We find targeted solutions to local issues benefiting our communities, our world and our future. Embracing new ideas, collaboration and diversity, we have the passion and courage to address the critical challenges of our time. |
General Information:
President: Regina Bunbury-Cornette Email: sg_jciguyana@yahoo.com Meetings take place the third (3) Thursday each month at the Parliament Building of Guyana, Committee Room 2, at 5:30 p.m. 
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Key Projects
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JCI Guyana/ Banks DIH Limited Children’s Summer Programme
JCI Guyana collaborates with Banks DIH Limited, which ensures the effective execution of this project. It caters to children in communities to acquire skills in entrepreneurship, increase literacy and creative skills. Participants are trained in proper roles, values and observing protocols and leave empowered with tools to become better individuals. The project seeks to reverse the breakdown of morals in society as many children lack proper care and attention by some caregivers. Cancer Awareness Dinner
This project seeks to raise awareness for the debilitating disease Cancer. It supports those who have been affect and stands behind those who have lost the battle. Additionally, this project aims to foster team work/effort and inculcate team building skills for JCI Guyana members. It advances the image of JCI Guyana and raises finances for the donation to those affected by this ailment and finally it exposes members to project planning. |
JCI Guyana Activities
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JCI Week of Activities: This is celebrated annually in the month of May, the week begins with a church service and luncheon leading up to a week of activities that include training sessions and social activities. Invitations for participation in these workshops are extended to colleague and various organizations.
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JCI Guyana Environmental Activities: This is done year round where awareness is raised on the importance of protecting the earth. This is done through The Coastal Zone Clean up and Tree Planting Activities. Talks are also done at school and even donation of bins to the schools.
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Trivia
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