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Source: Kaieteur News, March 3, 2013 The Three Rivers Kids Foundation (TRKF) is a charitable organization which was set up in 2005 by Canadian-based Guyanese Nurse, Ms. Jeannette Singh. It has been dedicated to helping particularly those families who are too poor to afford much needed overseas care for their children. There are hundreds of […]

Please note that in addition to our annual fundraising dinner and dance which will be held on Saturday, February 16th, 2013 at Shingar Banquet Hall in Brampton, ON, there will also be an event taking place on Saturday, February 2nd, 2013 at Trinity Banquet Hall in Kitchener, ON, for all of the Three Rivers supporters

Three Rivers Kids Foundation will be sending another group of children to India for much needed surgery in February, 2013, and is appealing for your help. Below are some of the children who will be heading to India:  

In November 2010, Nicholas Dudnauth (6 years) from Parika, Kenneth Prince (10 months) from Mahaica and Shurish Baijanuth from Industry had to go to Max Hospital for urgent open heart surgery.  Their lives were in danger and their only hope was to have the surgeries done as quickly as possible. All three patients had very

Three Rivers Kids Foundation will be sending another group of children to India for much needed surgery in February, 2011, and is appealing for your help. Please see some of their pictures below:

July 2010 – Three Rivers Kids Foundation will be sending Rockel Gladstone, 20 years old, to India soon for a kidney transplant. [image title=”Rockel Gladstone” size=”small” id=”390″ align=”center” ] KIMBIA, BERBICE RIVER – Rockel Gladstone, 20, requires dialysis treatment twice weekly in Georgetown because of her non-functioning kidneys but her family is struggling to cover

May 2010 – Three Rivers Kids Foundation is attempting to raise US $20,000 to help Satish Gobin. [image title=”Satish Gobin” size=”thumbnail” id=”340″ align=”center” ] Paraphrased from Kaieteur News Online: The heart-wrenching story of nineteen year-old Satish Gobin who was recently diagnosed with chronic renal failure, epitomises the tragedy of living in a poor country in