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Speaker spreads Christmas cheer

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
December 23, 2020
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Some of the beneficiaries of the Speaker’s Christmas Outreach Programme

Some of the beneficiaries of the Speaker’s Christmas Outreach Programme

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Some of the beneficiaries of the Speaker’s Christmas Outreach Programme

There were smiles and excitement as scores of children, over the weekend, received their Christmas presents as part of the Speaker of the National Assembly’s Christmas Outreach programme.  

On Sunday, December 20, 2020, the Speaker’s Christmas Outreach Programme went to the communities of Adventure, Silver Hill, Kairuni, Loo Creek, Banakari, Yarrowkabra, Swaan, Kuru Kuru (college), Laluni, Grove and Herstelling.

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In a statement issued by the Parliament Office, it was explained that a team of Parliamentary Officials, inclusive of Carlleta Charles, Parliamentary Executive Officer, and Ean McPherson, Personal Assistant to the Speaker of the National Assembly, distributed toys to the children in the communities. 

Charles shared greetings on behalf of Speaker. The children expressed their appreciation, through applause, to Speaker for his initiative. 

During the distribution process, McPherson shared his dance moves with the children as they sang a few Christmas carols. 

The parliamentary team was assisted by community organisers who made it possible for the children to receive their toys. The Speaker’s Christmas Outreach Programme aims to distribute toys to 7000 children in Guyana. 

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