HABITAT for Humanity Guyana Incorporated will be conducting a cleanup campaign along Blue Mountain Road, in Festival City this morning from 7:00am-9:00am.
This is according to Administrative Assistant of Habitat for Humanity Guyana, Mr. Clifton Ridley. Speaking to this publication yesterday, Mr. Ridley noted that in addition to the staff from Habitat for Humanity Guyana Inc., the United States Ambassador to Guyana, Dr. D. Brent Hardt along with members of staff from the United States Embassy will be participating in this exercise.
He added that staff from Scotia Bank, as well as some youths from the Rotaract Club will also be part of this cleanup campaign.
Ridley said that come next February, Habitat for Humanity will be commencing the building of a resource centre in Festival City, which will not only facilitate events for the organisation, but will also host educational and training sessions for youths.
Habitat for Humanity is urging all members of the public to come out and take part in this cleanup exercise.
The ultimate goal of Habitat for Humanity is to eliminate poverty and homelessness from the face of the earth by building adequate and basic housing.