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Junior Columnist: Clark Fiennes
The RhyDin Post Announces Launch of RPP September 7, 2011
Editor in Chief of The RhyDin Post Michael M. Twert met up with GAC councilmember Koyliak VanDuran-Simon, realtor Fiora Shantalaine, and the press at the RhyDin Welcome Center in a conference today to announce the intention to "assist in the sheltering of the helpless and underprivileged" as a step in helping to build self-sufficient lives.
The RhyDin Post, with Welcome Center director VanDuran-Simon and Plaza de Troyes business owner Shalantaine, have for the past four months been organizing the opening of a new charity that specializes in building and furnishing homes for displaced families and dependent emigrants to RhyDin. This new "RhyDin Placement Project' not only caters to the impoverished or those who have lost their homes due to disaster or evacuation, but also offers halfway housing to city newcomers who lack the resources or the connections to settle fully in RhyDin.
The new charity's offices, erected just two blocks away from the RhyDin Welcome Center, were also unveiled today in an extremely modest ceremony.
"We want the attention for this to be where it belongs: with the people who need it,? Twert said.
More details to come.
The RhyDin Post Announces Launch of RPP September 7, 2011
Editor in Chief of The RhyDin Post Michael M. Twert met up with GAC councilmember Koyliak VanDuran-Simon, realtor Fiora Shantalaine, and the press at the RhyDin Welcome Center in a conference today to announce the intention to "assist in the sheltering of the helpless and underprivileged" as a step in helping to build self-sufficient lives.
The RhyDin Post, with Welcome Center director VanDuran-Simon and Plaza de Troyes business owner Shalantaine, have for the past four months been organizing the opening of a new charity that specializes in building and furnishing homes for displaced families and dependent emigrants to RhyDin. This new "RhyDin Placement Project' not only caters to the impoverished or those who have lost their homes due to disaster or evacuation, but also offers halfway housing to city newcomers who lack the resources or the connections to settle fully in RhyDin.
The new charity's offices, erected just two blocks away from the RhyDin Welcome Center, were also unveiled today in an extremely modest ceremony.
"We want the attention for this to be where it belongs: with the people who need it,? Twert said.
More details to come.