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Health and Food Security

Expanding access to care and building healthier,
food-secure communities

Program Overview

Our Health and Food Security Programme supports vulnerable individuals and families by improving access to essential healthcare and strengthening household food security. Through our Benevolent Programme, we provide life-changing assistance to children in the hinterland who need medical interventions that are not readily accessible through public health facilities, helping to remove barriers to care and restore hope.

We also support families and individuals with adult care items, walking aids, and other critical assistance that promotes dignity and independence. To improve food security, we support home-based cultivation, helping households improve nutrition, reduce hardship, and build healthier, more resilient futures for those most in need.

Featured Project

Urban Agriculture  (Container Cultivation) - Growing Food, and Resilience

Georgetown, Region # 4

Project Summary

Residents of Little Red Village on Guyana’s Essequibo Coast now have access to a new community hub following the official commissioning and handover of the Lil Red Community Centre, constructed by Food For the Poor Guyana Inc. with support from SBM Offshore Guyana. The new facility provides a dedicated, accessible space for recreation, youth programmes, skills training, community meetings, and cultural activities, empowering residents and enhancing local capacity for civic engagement and social connection This project reflects our commitment to strengthening community infrastructure and promoting inclusive development. By creating a safe, functional centre that supports learning, social cohesion, and community-led initiatives, the Lil Red Community Centre contributes to

By the end of the project, participants are expected to

  • Produce fresh vegetables and herbs for household consumption
  • Reduce food expenses and improve dietary quality
  • Build confidence and practical skills in sustainable food production
  • Share knowledge within their families and communities
  • Strengthen household resilience through self-reliance
This project reflects our commitment to moving families from relief to resilience, empowering them with skills that last far beyond the life of the programme. In South Georgetown, food security is no longer just an idea—it’s growing, one container at a time
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Testimonials

Since the introduction of the School Feeding Program, we’ve seen a remarkable change at Kairuni Nursery School. Attendance has improved, and more parents are enrolling their children — our student population has increased by almost 40%. The children are happier, more focused, and eager to learn each day. This program has truly made a difference in our school community.

Vejai Seecharran

Headteacher, Mibicuri Primary School, School Feeding Project, Region 6

Being part of the Youth Enhancement Project has truly transformed my life. It helped me overcome challenges, build confidence, and prepare for the world of work with the guidance of dedicated lecturers and a supportive therapist

Justin Jason Alexander

Youth Enhancement Project, Region 4

Since the introduction of the School Feeding Program, we’ve seen a remarkable change at Kairuni Nursery School. Attendance has improved, and more parents are enrolling their children — our student population has increased by almost 40%. The children are happier, more focused, and eager to learn each day. This program has truly made a difference in our school community.

Vejai Seecharran

Headteacher, Mibicuri Primary School, School Feeding Project, Region 6

Being part of the Youth Enhancement Project has truly transformed my life. It helped me overcome challenges, build confidence, and prepare for the world of work with the guidance of dedicated lecturers and a supportive therapist

Justin Jason Alexander

Youth Enhancement Project, Region 4

Since the introduction of the School Feeding Program, we’ve seen a remarkable change at Kairuni Nursery School. Attendance has improved, and more parents are enrolling their children — our student population has increased by almost 40%. The children are happier, more focused, and eager to learn each day. This program has truly made a difference in our school community.

Vejai Seecharran

Headteacher, Mibicuri Primary School, School Feeding Project, Region 6