JCI Guyana
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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. |
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Projects
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Mask and Covid-19 Hamper Distribution - This was our very first ever HYBRID COMMUNITY PROJECT as we hosted our assigned officer NEVP Brettney Romeo. We distributed face masks and sensitized the public on their importance in the City of Georgetown and we also distributed COVID-19 Relief Hampers to those in need.
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Sip and Paint - This was one of our grand financial Projects which sought to encourage networking while having fun.
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Feeding Program - While hosting our National President Senator Deondra Wishart-Hope, JCI Guyana fed over one hundred homeless persons in Georgetown.
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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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