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The Women's Round Table Action Platform of Trinidad and Tobago (WRAPTT) is thrilled to invite you to participate in our upcoming event, The Elimination of Violence Walk. The theme for this year will be Unite and Empower: Eliminate Violence Against Women and Girls.
To join us on our walk we simply ask that you purchase a T-Shirt or Hoodie. A percent from the proceeds from your purchase will help us to support a Domestic Violence Shelter. Your presence will be invaluable in demonstrating solidarity and support for this vital cause. Together, we can make a difference and help eliminate violence in our communities.
Locations:
DMV: Theodore Roosevelt Island - Washington DC
California: Edward Vincent Jr. Park (Centinela Park) 700 Warren Ln, Inglewood,
CA 90302,
New York: Prospect Park Entrance At The Corner of Parkside Avenue and
Ocean Avenue
Trinidad and Tobago: Queens Park Savannah (Opposite TGIF)
Texas: S. J. Stovall Park 2800 W Sublett Rd, Arlington, TX 76001
Florida: River Run Park 9400 Miramar Boulevard, Miramar, FL 33025
"T&T walkers purchase t-shirts at J&K Signature Styles (Trincity Mall, Frederick St, and Grand Bazaar)"
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This impactful event aims to bring together individuals and communities to stand against violence towards women and girls. Our walk will not only raise awareness but also inspire action towards creating a safer and more equitable society for all.
This year, a percentage of Apparel Sales will go towards supporting Mizpeh Halfway House. Thank you for helping us support this mission.
How we are making a difference!
About The Organization
Mizpeh Halfway House, a registered non-profit, non-governmental institution has been in operation and service to the community of Sangre Grande and environs for over thirty (30) years. Their mission is to support women who have been displaced due to abuse, poverty, emotional challenges and other societal ills.
The goal at Mizpeh is to offer a safe space and haven to women, fulfilling basic needs like food, clothing and shelter. Ultimately they aim to rehabilitate women via counselling and providing access to professional level training courses to help them to become self-sufficient in preparation for re-integration into society.
