As part of its mission with the communities, personnel from the Puerto Rico National Guard Public Affairs Office and the 191st Regional Support Group, bring food and water to “Paso”, a communal project that works for the well-being of the community in the municipality of Aibonito, Oct. 27. Thanks to the coordination of community leader Leticia Alvarado, the PRNG can offer its much-needed support to Paso and the community it serves. Paso was the first organization to come to the aid of the residents of that municipality which was affected by Hurricane Maria. Paso was founded four years ago a
As part of its mission with the communities, personnel from the Puerto Rico National Guard Public Affairs Office and the 191st Regional Support Group, bring food and water to “Paso”, a communal project that works for the well-being of the community in the municipality of Aibonito, Oct. 27. Thanks to the coordination of community leader Leticia Alvarado, the PRNG can offer its much-needed support to Paso and the community it serves. Paso was the first organization to come to the aid of the residents of that municipality which was affected by Hurricane Maria. Paso was founded four years ago and operates under the direction of Ms. Margarita Centeno. The PASO Center's mission is to promote the dignity and well-being of families through an educational process, with concrete actions and assistance, through values-centered education taking into consideration mainly the poorest, needy and vulnerable people. (PRNG photos by: Sgt. Alexis Vélez/Released-PAO)
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Keywords: guard, hurricane, maria, national, pao, prng, puerto, rico
