United States Ambassador to Guyana Nicole Theriot administered the oath of service to Peace Corps Guyana's…
United States Ambassador to Guyana Nicole Theriot administered the oath of service to Peace Corps Guyana's 37th group on Wednesday, pointing out that the volunteers are beginning service during a difficult period following a recent national tragedy. She said their presence would…

United States Ambassador to Guyana Nicole Theriot administered the oath of service to Peace Corps Guyana's 37th group on Wednesday, pointing out that the volunteers are beginning service during a difficult period following a recent national tragedy. She said their presence would carry added significance as they build community relationships, encouraging them to embrace both challenges and rewards. Following weeks of training, the group begins two-year service in education, literacy and community development.
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