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hmgi has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in August 2020. Resources hmgi has populated their site with include: • Our Daughters Need a Safe Haven – President of the Humanitarian Mission Guyana • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Expresses Distress Over Slain Youths • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Seeks Help in Sponsoring Youth • Humanitarian Mission Guyana: Celebrating Achievement • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Rolls Out 93 New Graduates • Patricia Punch shares her journey of following her passion • “I was struggling… but things are getting better” – victim’s wife • Govt cancels $9000 per month public assistance to 2-year-old • Single mother gets boost to start cosmetology business • Humanitarian Mission trains 98 Berbicians to become entrepreneurs • First Lady Sandra Granger speaking with President of the New Jersey and General Secretary • New Jersey group providing skills for youth empowerment • Moon’ thought life could get no better but it did • Arya Samaj relief mission dismayed at plight of needy seniors • Blind amputee and family find help in hard times • New Jersey Arya Samaj helps Anna Catherina family pay for house lot • https://www.stabroeknews.com/2014/06/09/opinion/letters/several-initiatives-suicide-prevention-located-sustainable-national-framework-impact/ • Arya Samaj gets gov’t lease to build benevolent home at Babu John • ‘Not in competition’ say two organizations setting up shelters in Port Mourant • Webster pledges to up efforts to fight domestic violence • New Jersey group working with ministry on suicide prevention • Religious leaders step up fight against suicide in Region 6 • Bush Lot mother of five seeking house lot • Fathers urged to play active roles in their children’s lives • Less talk, more action urged to address social ills in Region Six • Indrawattie Rooplall struggles to keep family going after murders of husband, son, brother • Humanitarian Mission gives Corentyne single mom loan to start business • Now is the time to plant a kitchen garden • Suresh Sugrim’s life of service to humanity • Single mom building on ‘small start’ to care for special needs son • Humanitarian Mission donates to fire, domestic violence victims • People at bars are less likely to adhere to COVID-19 protocols • Dr. Ramesh Sugrim critical after testing positive for COVID-19 in the US • Disabled Corentyne man gets helping hand with leaking roof, floor • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. – an NGO on a mission to reshape and transform lives through education • Minister Norton commits to working with Port Mourant youth centre • Domestic violence victim gets help • Fire victims get help • Local doctor critical in NY with COVID-19 • Dr Sugrim makes miraculous recovery from COVID-19 • Humanitarian Mission Guyana congratulates new government • Balgobin uses his struggles as inspiration for success • Unite against gender-based violence • Labourer gets timely assistance to fund dialysis treatment • Humanitarian Mission Guyana continues to provide empowerment opportunities to Berbicians • Commendation for Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. • Humanitarian Mission • GTT provides free Internet to humanitarian mission • Women should not give up on themselves, even after they’ve married & become mothers • Age should not stop you from learning new skills – 51-year-old new cosmetologist • She saw the Humanitarian Mission – Guyana Inc advertising sewing classes in Port Mourant. Though she was interested, she was also sceptical of going the distance and having to take care of her baby. Her husband offered to drive her to every class and told • Humanitarian Mission breaking the cycle of poverty, through Education and Empowerment • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Offers Free Online Courses for Guyanese • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc Continues To Render Assistance Amid COVID 19 • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc Collaborates With Organizations And Government Agencies To Provide Aid And Relief Vulnerable Communities • Young Woman Expresses Gratitude to Humanitarian Mission Guyana • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. Wants Harsher Penalties for Murderers. News for 1st April, 2019 • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc host Medical Outreach in Berbice • The Humanitarian Mission Guyana: Empowering Lives through Livelihood • Single mother received help towards entrepreneurship. • Humanitarian Mission- Guyana Inc. To Host Training Programmes. News for 23rd Jan, 2019 • NGO gives poor Berbice Students opportunity to write CSEC • 40 Women Starts Skill Based Courses at Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc..News for 18th Feb, 2019 • Humanitarian Mission by Dr. Sonia Noel • NJ Arya Samaj chips in with more contribution to fire victims • Shared grief over this deadly tragedy • DTV Berbice Humanitarian Mission Of Guyana Continues To Do Good Work • New Jersey Arya Samaj in range of charitable projects • ‘Moon’ thought life could get no better but it did • Aunt cries out for justice for raped five-year-old girl • Webster pledges to up efforts to fight domestic violence -at Arya Samaj vigil • First Lady Sandra Granger speaking with President of the New Jersey and General Secretary By Stabroek News July 22, 2015 • Single mother gets boost to kick-start business venture • Arya Samaj Mission supplies hot meals to Far Rockaway Hurricane Sandy victims • World has lost a great freedom fighter and statesman • Assistant Commissioner Josiah was an extraordinary person • Suicide Prevention and Spirituality seminar billed for Wednesday at Port Morant • At Port Mourant…New Jersey Arya Samaj hosting Berbice suicide forum • New Jersey Arya Samaj congratulates Dharmic Sabha • NJASHM aims to reduce suicide cases in Berbice • Kindle the light of Love and Hope • Arya Samaj to commission $24M skills training facility at Port Mourant –benevolent home for retired remigrants also on cards • First Lady urges children to emulate the kite in flight –to soar academically in their quest to overcome poverty • New Jersey NGO developing social services centre at Port Mourant -First Lady supportive of its work • May the Spirit of Diwali extinguish darkness in our personality • Suicide is not the answer… – humanitarian body promotes self-esteem among students • Berbicians rally against suicide • Another mentally ill woman rescued • Embrace your responsibilities –fathers urged at Berbice rally in observance of Father’s Day • Domestic Violence – a force to reckon with • Rose Hall Fire Station nears completion • Red Thread on a mission to end Domestic Violence • Humanitarian Mission continues • Sod turned for Humanitarian Mission Village on the Corentyne • Upper C’tyne Rotary shares Christmas with kids, elderly • Overseas-based group answers prayer of 109-year old • New Jersey Arya Samaj hands over house to Enmore family • Corentyne residents pledge to unite in fight against criminals • As people of faith let’s pray for peace and oneness • Humanitarian Centre in Corentyne almost complete • Rose Hall Fire Station project on the move • We have lost a hardworking, dynamic and visionary journalist • New Jersey Arya Samaj reaches out to alcoholic mother of 11 • A tribute to an icon • Overseas-based organisation assists Mora Point Health Center • NA Rotary Club helps heart patient • Guywid is committed to rendering charitable service • Government fully committed to challenges • Govt. commits to assisting organizations that cater to the vulnerable – Minister Lawrence • Minister of State visits East Berbice • Guyana’s oldest laid to rest • Humanitarian Mission donates house to a needy family • Another heart patient gets financial assistance • Humanitarian Mission 2008 comes to an end • Enmore family’s long wait for own home comes to an end • Humanitarian mission helps the needy • Nicola clings to the hope of walking again • Rose Hall single mom receives interest-free loan from Humanitarian Mission • Overseas-based organization assists incapacitated woman • Guyana’s oldest seen as a source of inspiration • Arya Samaj shelter project on the move • Humanitarian Mission reaches out to the needy • Tramautised five- year- old rape victim receives love and gifts • Interest-free loan for a single-parent mother on her journey to independence • FFTP Director recognized for service to the community • Humanitarian organisation intensifies effort to assist needy children • Arya Samaj plans Inter-faith service, candlelight vigil for sexually-abused victims • Family receives home from New Jersey Humanitarian Mission • Humanitarian Mission of New Jersey Arya Samaj Observes 49th Independence Anniversary of Guyana: At Jersey City, City Hall, New Jersey • Arya Samaj Humanitarian Mission expends US$30,000 to the needy • Siblings losing sight appeal for help • Berbice NGO launches education programme for children, adults • Hindu brothers and sisters urged to be more committed to good • Tackling domestic violence needs a multi-faceted approach – NGO • Addressing suicide requires a societal approach, says Religious leader • Arya Samaj begins 2011 mission in Guyana • Overseas-based religious body proposes benevolent home for Berbice • New beginning for Corentyne family • Tears of joy…Gladys Sanchari, a new home owner • We need to overcome denial on all of our addictive behaviours, says religious leader • Community support needful to arrest domestic violence • Humanitarian Mission 2010 in full swing • Guyana’s oldest turns 111 • Humanitarian Mission 2009 • Empowerment Center being touted as solution to Berbice poverty dilemma • Skills Training Centre aimed at increasing employment in Region 6 • Humanitarian Mission A.S relief mission dismayed at plight of needy seniors • Cycle of poverty can be broken with education not “handouts” – Pandit Sugrim • Humanitarian Mission 2009 getting ready for annual Guyana humanitarian • Min. Norton commits to youth development in Port Mourant • Govt joins Humanitarian Mission, other organisations to combat poverty • Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc. Congratulates the President and his Cabinet • HMGI featured in Guyana South America Website