FIFTY persons in Port Mourant, Corentyne, Berbice on May 18 graduated from several courses through the Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc., which is located at Lot 14-26 Area Q, Ankerville, Port Mourant.
The students completed several programmes, including cake decoration, information technology, sewing, and cosmetology (hair, nails, and makeup).
They will now embark on the next chapter of their lives (academically and otherwise), equipped with knowledge, skills, and memories that will last a lifetime.
The Chief Executive Officer and Secretary of the Mission, Suresh Sugrim told graduates during the ceremony that in today’s rapidly changing world, the need for life skills education has never been more critical.
He noted that by equipping persons with essential life skills, they are not only empowered to navigate life’s challenges, but also strengthen communities and society as a whole.
“We are immensely proud of our graduating class and all that they have achieved,” Sugrim stated, adding, “Today, we celebrate not only their academic accomplishments but also their growth as individuals, leaders, and change makers. We have every confidence that they will go on to make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world.”
The graduation ceremony served as a moment of reflection, gratitude, and celebration for the graduates, their families, and the faculty and staff of the mission.
As the graduates prepare to embark on new adventures and pursue their dreams, they do so with the unwavering support and encouragement of the Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. community.
The Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc., believes that education is the key to unlocking human potential and driving positive change.
They are committed to providing life skills education to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. The mission invites stakeholders, including government agencies, businesses, educational institutions, non-profit organisations, and community leaders, to join in their efforts to promote life skills education; whether through funding support, partnership opportunities, or volunteering, there are several ways to get involved and make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
The mission was established in 2015, and has since graduated some 5,000 persons at their Corentyne, Berbice location.
Presently, registration is open for the mission’s June semester. To do so, persons can visit the Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. on Facebook where a registration link can be found. They can also visit the Berbice office or make contact by calling 336-6913 and 615-2433 for more information.
Classes are only available in Berbice.
Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. is a non-profit organisation dedicated to educating, empowering, and elevating individuals in breaking the cycle of poverty through life skills education and community development in Guyana. Through its programmes and initiatives, the mission strives to empower individuals and improve their quality of life.
