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ANSA McAL and the ANSA McAL Foundation have committed $20 million to support Three Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) implementing youth development and education programmes in communities across Guyana.
The awards were presented on Tuesday at Cara Lodge by ANSA McAL Country Head for Guyana and Suriname, Troy Cadogan, following a national call for social investment proposals in May that attracted more than 40 submissions.
The selected organisations are Project New Nation, Tamùkke Feminists and Blossom Inc, which will receive funding to implement programmes targeting vulnerable youth, career guidance and the empowerment of young women in Indigenous communities.
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