Missions

Four Guyanese children were flown to Max Hospital in Delhi, India for much-needed medical treatment in May 2016, through an initiative arranged by the Three Rivers Kids Foundation (TRKF), a registered charity in Ontario, Canada.   Since 2005, the Three Rivers Kids Foundation has successfully helped over 100 patients from Guyana obtain life-saving surgery in […]

Another group of persons in dire need of treatment not available in Guyana traveled to the Max Super Specialty Hospital in New Delhi, India on Friday February 15th to be treated. These patients were Johnaton Sukhu, Alvin Ramkumar, Peter Charles, Annmarie Gomes, Johnaton Newton, Kumarie Khuserran, Tajpaul Persaud, Tana Nandalal, Adrian Persaud, Ciara Stanislaus, and

The picture below tells the story.  These children are just 13 days post major surgery and they all look so happy and healthy: Seven children and one adult from Guyana who went for medical treatment to Max Hospital in New Delhi, India returned home on Tuesday morning ready to begin their new life.  Four children

Seventeen Guyanese patients consisting of 15 children and two adults, were in mid-February flown to Max Hospital, in Delhi, India for much-needed medical treatment through an initiative arranged by the Three Rivers Kids Foundation (TRKF), a registered charity in Ontario, Canada. The group is the largest TRFK has ever taken charge of, and included four-

[excerpt from the Guyana Chronicle. Original article can be found here.] On Friday, April 16th, 2010, Three Rivers Kids Foundation officially opened its office in Guyana with free workplace space provided by the Gandhi Youth Organisation (GYO). Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle newspaper yesterday at the GYO building on Woolford Avenue, Georgetown, President of the

Six Guyanese children returned home on February 14th, 2010, after successfully receiving medical attention in Delhi, India, at the Max Heart and Vascular institute. The group was sponsored by the Three Rivers Kids Foundation, a registered charitable organization in Ontario Canada. The names of the children who benefited from this mission are Chanidi Persaud 9

On March 8th, 2009, Three Rivers Kids Foundation took another 9 patients from Guyana to Delhi, India for much needed medical treatment. The group comprising of 8 children and 1 adult along with an accompanying family member each arrived in Delhi on March 10th/2009 after staying in Toronto for 2 days. The children suffered from