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Feed My Starving Children
The Amazing Grace has the capacity, utilizing some
of her cargo space, to establish numerous warehouses to extend the
ministry that UCT has been working on over the last few years.
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United Caribbean Trust is partnering
with Feed My Starving Children
(FMSC) which is a non-profit Christian organization committed
to feeding God’s starving children hungry in body and
spirit. |
| The approach is simple: volunteers
of all ages hand-pack meals designed specially for starving
children, and FMSC ships the meals to more than 50 countries
around the world. |
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Right now over 140,000 meals
have been donated to assist with the child
feeding programme in Jacmel Haiti.
It has been estimated that
it will cost US $6000 to transport the food to Haiti. |
However UCT is aware that
to transport containers into Suriname and Guyana would be a very
costly exercise. We are burdened to establish a similar programme
in Guyana, growing rice, cassava, soya and vegetables. Recently
following a meeting with the project coordinator with the Minister
of Agriculture in Guyana we are confident that this is the place
to establish a UCT equivalent of Feed My Starving Children.
Establishing a solar drying factory to prepare the
food in preparation for the arrival of the Amazing Grace which is
the missing link to this vision. She could not only provide the
transportation needs but the facility to establish a packing warehouse.
As the youth are transported across the region they would be recruited
to assist with the packing of the food packages.
Pallets of prepared dried food could be stockpiled
in preparation for the hurricane season. If not utilized by October
the food supplies would be distributed to the child feeding programmes
in Haiti, Honduras, Dominica, Suriname and into the interior of
Guyana. What a wonderful Christmas present from the Caribbean.
As the Amazing Grace docks in the islands school
children could be recruited to visit the vessel to learn about the
children programmes and get involved in the packing process.
Information sourced from www.fmsc.org
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