Aggressive social relief campaign catered to about 1100 people with food parcels
Aggressive social relief campaign at the Masters Field.
The Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) Church in Westbury together with People Against Poverty and Unemployment (PAPU) and Social Development embarked on an aggressive social relief campaign at the Masters Field.
PAPU is a registered non-profit organisation that has been in existence since 2016 which focuses on poverty alleviation, employment opportunities, growth, development and social justice.
At this present moment PAPU also offering call centre training, computer, life skills, workplace readiness training, entrepreneurship training, they have social programmes as well as an information and referrals centre.
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According to Jermaine Nicolls who is the Project Coordinator at PAPU said that their aggressive social relief campaign catered to about 1100 people with food parcels from the food bank in Region B for Ward 68, 69, and 82.
If you passed through the area during last week you would have seen the long queues and the trolleys which residents filled with their food parcels.
Nicoll added: “PAPU would like to thank all partners involved with this project. Also, we would like to thank the community that was so patient with us as we render this service to them.”
When asked if this is the first and last for the three partners, Nicholl’s said that they as PAPU have their own food bank so the organisation is hopeful that this will be an on-going initiative that will the residents out in the community.
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