OUR STORY
Lizette always had an inner spirit to help out those in need. Officially known as the Oaks of Righteousness Orphanage, she established her organization in 2016 with the intention of offering a helping hand to children who have no one to turn to. She imagined having a community one day where they can be happy and have a carefree childhood. In late 2016, Lizette pushed to have Oaks of Righteousness be recognized as an official charity by the government, and in 2017, she began the efforts to fundraise for the orphanage project.
Oaks of Righteousness upholds three key values:
Safety
Growing up safely should be a human right, and we aim to solve this issue by providing a warm home environment, nutritious meals every day, and a proper shelter to grow up in. The OORHomes project seeks to build a roof and provide safety for those who have no place to call home.
Security
Children living in fear for their safety and security is something we are fighting against. With the development of the orphanage, we will create a safe and loving environment for girls and boys to grow and thrive in.
Love
We will raise our children to be role models for future generations. Through nurturing and love, we will instill values that will make them charitable members of society.
Help us raise the future of Guyana to be leaders and the best version of themselves.
Meet the Team
Lizette A. Singh
Director
Savi Van Sluytman
Vice President & Treasurer
Alonza Wright
Chairperson
Joann James
Secretary
Rhonda Schulters
Policies and Procedures Council
James Milton
Public Relations Officer
Lilian Santiago
Fundraising Committee
Lizette A. Singh
Fundraising Committee
Emmie Rodriguez
Fundraising Committee
OUR STORY
Lizette always had an inner spirit to help out those in need. Formerly known as the Oaks of Righteousness Orphanage, she established her organization in 2016 with the intention of offering a helping hand to children who have no one to turn to. She imagined having a community one day where young girls can be happy and have a carefree childhood. In late 2016, Lizette pushed to have Oaks of Righteousness be recognized as an official charity by the government, and in 2017, she began the efforts to fundraise for the orphanage project.
Oaks of Righteousness upholds three key values:
Safety
Growing up safely should be a human right, and we as an organization aim to solve this human rights issue. Providing a warm home environment, nutritious meals every day, and the safety one needs to grow up strong. The OORHomes project seeks to raise a roof overtop and provide safety for the young girls who have no place to call home.
Security
Young girls living in fear for their safety and security is something we are fighting against. With the development of our OORHomes orphanage, we will create a safe and loving environment for the young girls to grow and thrive like they should be, with no holds barred.
Love
We plan to create a new loving home for the young girls who have no place to call their own. Through the nurture and love in our orphanage, we aim to build strong and loving women of Guyana. Help us raise the future of Guyana to be leaders and the best version of themselves.