Digicel Guyana has committed $60 million under an agreement to support the Ministry of Health on its special needs vision over the next three years.
“The long-term vision is the creation of world-class development facilities for children with special needs across the ten regions of Guyana,” the company announced on Tuesday, while noting that it has been a long-standing partner of the government and other organisations for social development across communities in Guyana.
In a statement, it said the initial period starts with investing in special needs training for individuals and professionals within the disabilities sector in Guyana.