• We presented Tim Tam with a cheque for $1000.00 to go towards the outstanding expenses related to Moises care, recovery and homecoming. See pictures below.

• The purchase of approximately $200.00 worth of badly needed underwear went to the men and women residents of Palm Centre, the psychiatric facility on the outskirts of Belmopan.

• We donated $400.00 towards equipment needed by the youth Cadet Group from Blackman Eddy.

• At the request of a member who works with Peace Corp, we donated $700.00 to sponsor 7 girls to attend an informational camp where they will have the opportunity to learn better life skills. In August we will update with more info and photos.

• We donated $360.00 to enable a 28 year old father who is unable to work due to seizures, to have CT scans at KHMH in Belize City.

• We also donated $380.00 for treatment for a one year old child who has a serious bone growth problem.

• Moises, the little boy in Amarillo Hospital, Texas, has had surgery this coming week. We will keep you posted.

• By all accounts, the little girl is doing as well as can be expected, but is still waiting for a suitable kidney donor. There have been volunteers but they were unfortunately deemed unsuitable.

• A member visited REMAR, a male alcohol rehab facility in Cayo. At their request ladies brought much needed toiletry donations to the meeting.

• The hundreds of book that we received from the UK, via Batsub, were delivered to as many schools as possible, including Valley of Peace, St. Mathews Village, Palm Centre and Belmopan Library.

  A reminder that outreach request forms can be downloaded from belmopaninternationalwomensgroup.org.

• The executive agreed to donate $200.00 per month to Mary Open Doors, to help them with their food budget. The first cheque was presented at the last meeting. They are always in need of toiletries, disposable diapers of all sizes etc. If anyone has such, you can always drop them off at our general meetings and we will see that they get to MOD. Thank you to all the ladies who donated items at the last meeting. We are also happy that we could donate a single bed, thanks to one of our American members who will be leaving Belize.

• We donated $500.00 towards transport costs for a little boy who was dying in a Belize hospital & is now doing well while he gains enough weight to undergo surgery.

• A breakfast feeding program for 30 children has just been started at a School in Las Flores. Different organizations will provide monthly funding. We will provide funding for one month of the year at a cost of $125.00.

Tim Tam from Word at Work Ministries, has donated 'Vitaball' vitamins, appropriate for children 5 - 18 years. Linda has undertaken to distribute them to where we think they will be most beneficial.

Last year we had donated money via the above mentioned ministry, for a young girl who needs a kidney transplant. Sadly they have not been able to find a suitable donor, so Tim Tam has returned the money to us. We will keep the lines of communication open with him so that we can be of further financial assistance if needs be.

The lady towards whom we donated money for a double hip replacement in the US, is now back home and in need of non-strenuous employment. She is computer literate and bilingual. Please contact us if you have any interest.

Within the last month we have donated $400.00 towards a lady who is undergoing cancer treatment in a new center in Dangriga. The same amount is being donated towards a young man who is going to Nicaragua for brain surgery.

If you want to submit an outreach request, please go to the top of this page to download the request form. Please fill it out with clear information.