Indian Community Care Packages
The Belizean Indian community is distributing 200 food packages to residents in the Collett area amid the COVID-19 financial crisis.
The Belizean Indian community is distributing 200 food packages to residents in the Collett area amid the COVID-19 financial crisis.
A soup kitchen in Caye Caulker, supported by local restaurants and volunteers, provides meals for 350 residents amid tourism challenges.
The Belize Territorial Volunteers and OCEANA Belize delivered food donations to fishermen in Barranco Village and along the Temash and Moho Rivers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police managed a line for free groceries at a warehouse where over 100 food packages were distributed to residents.
The Attorney General stated that authorities are not ready to relax State of Emergency regulations to allow church gatherings amid COVID-19 concerns.
the Belize Indian Community donated food packages worth 80,000 dollars to needy residents of Belize City who are not receiving government aid.
Bishop Emeritus Doric McGowan Wright of Belize City passed away, remembered for his compassion and contributions to music and faith.
Despite COVID-19, Belizeans continue the tradition of buying fish for Good Friday at the Fish Market during Easter Weekend.
The traditional Street Passion Play in Benque Viejo is cancelled, but efforts are made to keep the tradition alive through home-based celebrations.
The Welcome Resource Centre and local authorities provide temporary shelter and meals for homeless individuals during the National State of Emergency in Belize City.
Chef Ainsley demonstrates how to prepare a budget-friendly meal for twelve people during quarantine, using Ramen noodles and local ingredients.
Maresha Reid is organizing a feeding program for people stranded in San Pedro during COVID-19, seeking donations to provide meals.
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