August 2021
21st August 2021 during the lockdown and no moment day
Monday | August 19, 2019 Jason Cross/Gleaner Writer
A newly formed charity organisation, led by a team of Jamaicans living overseas, has launched a food bank in Kingston and St Andrew to serve the less fortunate.
The organisation and its food bank initiative were launched on Saturday at the Marie Atkins Basic School in the inner-city community of Waterhouse, St Andrew.
“I believe that no one should be left hungry in a society in 2019 “Audrey Humes Founder and Director, The Regional Family Food and Resources Limited.
is a ground-breaking initiative based in Jamaica. RFFR is committed to work with infrastructure within the 14 Parishes of Jamaica by facilitating the organisation, development and deployment of local foodbanks for the communities’ most vulnerable families. Our work is built on Christian values of Compassion, Integrity and commitment.
At the Regional Family Food and Resources Limited
, we believe that Every Parish Should Have One, to stop the poverty cycle.
Care package hand over by Audrey Humes founder and Chairperson from RFFR in the parish of St Elizabeth supported by Miss Jenny (Elaine Powell UK Auntie).
21st August 2021 during the lockdown and no movement day
The Regional Family Food and Resources Ltd mission is to work with existing infrastructure within the 14 Parishes of Jamaica by facilitating the organisation, development and deployment of local foodbanks for the communities’ most vulnerable families. “EVERY PARISH SHOULD HAVE ONE”.
This will be achieved by empowering churches, schools and business with the necessary tools, training back up required to set up and run a successful RFFR(Foodbank) in their communities.
We work with families who: by providing a unique service to the poorest part of the country.
RFFR is the only charity that seek to educate and empower residents to change their cycle of poverty
We will help the communities we work with by providing a unique service to the poorest part of the country. RFFR is the only charity now that seek to educate and empower residents to change their cycle of poverty.We will help the communities we work with by providing a unique service to the poorest part of the country. RFFR is the only charity now that seek to educate and empower residents to change their cycle of poverty