From cooking outdoors and camping to gathering around the bonfire, more than 400 young people from communities across Guyana are gaining practical life skills through the PYARG Programme’s Bronze National Expedition, currently underway at the Kuru Kuru Training Centre.
Throughout the weekend, participants are building resilience, teamwork, leadership and self-confidence through a range of hands-on outdoor activities and challenges, a release from the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport said.
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