“Pathways of Hope” (Ramp Construction Community Service)

August 15, 2026

“Pathways of Hope” (Ramp Construction)
*A Project by the 11th Corozal Mary Hill Dolphins Scout Group*

On August 15, 2025, Mr. Del Martin, the Director of the Belize Scout Foundation, traveled to Corozal Town to officially present a $1,000.00 grant to the 11th Corozal Mary Hill Scout Group.

This funding will assist the Mary Hill Scouts in constructing concrete ramps to improve accessibility at the Mary Hill R.C. School compound. Through this initiative, the 11th Corozal Mary Hill Dolphins Scout Group aims to eliminate physical barriers, promote equal access, and create a safer, more inclusive, and dignified environment for all students in the school community.

The project was initiated by Venture Scouts, Omar Riverol and Dylian Gongora, who are working towards their Venture Scout award, and identified the need for ramps as a project which they developed. After much planning alongside the team of Venture Scouts and Leaders their project was approved.

During the check presentation to the Scout Group, Mr. Martin expressed the Foundation’s pleasure in supporting this project, which will enhance access to various areas of the school for those in need. He was accompanied by Mr. Hilberto B. Riverol, the Executive Director of the Foundation.

A short tour of the project in progress followed after the official ceremony.

The Belize Scout Foundation – Investing in a better Belize.

Photos by: Alejandro Tovar – Click & Photos

“6th Corozal Methodist Venture Scouts Mission Grace Project”

July 29, 2026

On May 16 of this year, the Belize Scout Foundation awarded a $1,000.00 grant to the 6th Corozal Methodist Scout Group for “Mission Grace,” an initiative to help the elderly attend weekly Mass and enjoy a healthy breakfast afterward.

Two months have passed since the project was initiated, and I am pleased that the Venture Scouts are actively working on their project and have shared a few pictures with us.

I have made a few observations about the project to the Group Scout Leader with the hope of connecting more with the community, and have requested photos of the Ventures in their uniform running their project. I believe these images would really help in showcasing the project’s impact.

Congratulations to the Venture Scouts for their initiative in providing a service to those in need. Carry on smartly during the last month of your project.

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