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NOW THIS IS WHY WE COME TO WORK! On Tuesday 18 th December 2007, the BBBSTT programme took the Matched Littles to Trincity Mall. It was a joy to hear their laughter, and find ourselves also enjoying “Alvin and the Chipmunks”.
We must thank Burger King for the delicious meal and HCL for our movie tickets. And certainly, thanks to the kids for reminding us why we're part of this organisation… and for running us ragged in the arcade. It was great fun!
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HEROES AT THE ZOO!
A Little Hero makes a Big Difference … this tag line was developed by the Heroes Foundation (HF) to represent the essence of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Trinidad and Tobago (BBBSTT) programme. A one-to-one mentorship programme (hosted by HF). On Saturday 14 th October, 2006 the youths (Littles) and adult volunteers (Bigs) in the BBBSTT programme came out in all their glory to the Emperor Valley Zoo to put that saying into practice!
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YDP INAUGURATION 2008
This event took place on Tuesday 12 th February 2008.One hundred and ninety-seven (197) new members from the six schools that are presently in the programme were inaugurated into the Heroes Youth Development Programme. At this event they were recognised for the year commitment to the programme and received their official certificate and pins, making them lifelong members of the Heroes Youth Development Team.
These schools are, Barataria Junior Secondary School, Belmont Junior Secondary School, Bishop's Centenary College, Diego Martin Junior Secondary School, St Francois Girl's College and Woodbrook Government Secondary School..READ MORE..
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LAUNCH OF IMPROVEMENT IMPLEMENTATION PROPOSAL 2007
This event took place on Tuesday 12 th February 2008.One hundred and ninety-seven (197) new members from the six schools that are presently in the programme were inaugurated into the Heroes Youth Development Programme.
At this event they were recognised for the year commitment to the programme and received their official certificate and pins, making them lifelong members of the Heroes Youth Development Team. .READ MORE..
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Youths DO CARE about the Environment!
Approximately one hundred and fifty (150) youths of the Youth Development Programme (YDP) participated in the Environment Management Authority (EMA) and World Health Organization (WHO) Annual Beach Clean Up held on 15 th September, 2007. Beaches which were on the list were Chagville, Las Quevas, Tyrico, Matura, Salybia, Blandra, and Caura River.
This event is held around the world to sensitize people on the dangers of destroying our beaches and the amount of pollution that we, the public, contribute towards the deterioration of our environment. READ MORE...
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