The Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club, M.S is passionate about the development of Guyana and would continue to work
hard every day to build a modern country. Over the last twenty six years, our record of achievements have been unmatched by any other Club in Guyana and our Cricket Teams are the only one in the Caribbean that work beyond the call of duty to make a positive difference in the lives of youths, the elderly and less fortunate”. Those were the words of the Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster as he handed over a 21 inch Television Set to the Guyana Police Force ‘B’ Division for the Police Outpost based in Rose Hall Town.
Foster stated that the donation was a joint effort of the cricket teams of the RHTYSC and MR. Anil Baljeet, Managing Director of Circuit Center Auto Service of Williamsburg, Rose Hall Town. The RHTYSC over the last month has made several donations to the Guyana Police Force including bicycles, safety lights, sport gears and $100,000.00 worth of anti-crime stickers. The cricket teams at a Police’s Face the Community meeting had pledged to provide all the immediate needs of the Rose Hall Town Police Outpost and has fulfilled most of the request from the lawmen. The final donation to be made shortly would consist of furniture for the outpost, while the long serving Secretary/CEO also disclosed that the eight cricket teams and the Police ‘B’ Division would in the next two weeks be unveiling their much touted Say No to Drugs, Crime, Suicide and Yes to Education, Life and Sports 2016 campaign. The two organisations would also shortly be launching a Berbice Wide Traffic Education programme for drivers and youths. Among the other upcoming joint programmes are honouring outstanding fathers on Father’s Day, a Sports Academy during the summer holidays, construction of a Family Recreational Fun Park for families in Rose Hall Town, distribution of school bags to less fortunate students and sport gears to schools.
Commander of ‘B’ Division Ian Amsterdam praised the outstanding work of the club and its cricket teams especially their efforts in the Say No to Crime Message. The Club, he noted has played a major role in the reduction of crime in the township of Rose Hall and was providing opportunities for countless youths to fulfil their potentials in sports, education and culture. He assured the Management of the RHTYSC and the Circuit Center Auto Sales that their donation was timely and would be used for its intended purpose.
The cricket teams – Rose Hall Town Farfan and Mendes Under 15, Bakewell Under 17 and Second Division, Pepsi Under 19 and Intermiade, Metro Female and Gizmos and Gadgets Under 21 and First Division would like to express gratitude to Anil Baljeet of Circuit Center for his contribution in making the presentation possible.
