THE ROSE Hall Town Youth and Sports Club’s (RHTYSC) Pepsi Under-19 and Bakewell Under-17 Cricket teams on Monday assisted the Heart of Oak Football team of New Amsterdam Region Six (6) and the Kwabanna Village Volleyball Club of Region One. The teams as part of their personal development programme donated several football trophies, a carton of food boxes and fifty copies of the Club’s Youth Information to the football club for its Annual ‘Teach them Young’ Camp.
The teams also donated a volleyball and a volleyball net to the youths of the Region One club after a request was made to the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club.
Twelve copies of the Youth Information booklet were also handed over to the Kewbana youths to assist them in their development.
Club Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster noted that each year, the eight cricket teams of the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club undertake a total of 160 activities with the main aim of making a positive difference in the lives of youths, the elderly and less fortunate.
The long-serving Club Secretary/CEO hailed the work of the Heart of Oak Football Club under the leadership of Neil Humphrey as a role model organisation and expressed pleasure at assisting them to successfully host the 2015 Summer Camp which has attracted over 80 youths in the New Amsterdam/Canje area.
Neil Humphrey of Heart of Oak Football Club and Stanley Alexander who received the volleyball equipment on behalf of the youths of Kwabanna expressed gratitude to the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club and its cricket teams.