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–– Men of Mission: the 1,000 men initiative launched to address issues facing men throughout Guyana
By Tamica Garnett PRESIDENT, Dr. Irfaan Ali, on Friday, called on men in Guyana to become more conscious of the areas where they are falling behind in society. The President was at the time delivering the feature address at the launch of the “Men of Mission: the 1000-
Men initiative” at the Guyana Defence Force Camp Ayanganna Ground. Though the programme initially targeted getting 1,000 men to sign up as mentors, on its opening day, approximately 3,000 men registered to be mentors. Over 4,500 men were said to be in attendance at the launch of the inspirational
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countrywide initiative that will see men signing up to be mentors or be mentored in a network created to address many of the problems facing them. “We as men we have dropped the ball on community, family and society. Today, it is about us picking up back that ball. Today, we want to create this movement
that portrays men in a positive light. That will work in a network in a collective manner to resolve the problem,” President, Dr. Ali expressed. He added: “Today we are dedicating ourselves to not being part of the problem but to do something, to create a positive momentum through which future men can be more involved.
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President, Dr Irfaan Ali addresses the gathering at the Guyana Defence Force, Camp Ayanganna Ground on Friday (Delano Williams photo) Not just role models to stories.” their children and families See full Story on Page 03 but can be inspirational
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