Rescue Mission

28/12/2025

01/12/2025

📣 Introducing the Rescue Mission Newsletter!
Issue 1 • December 2025

We’re excited to launch our brand-new monthly newsletter, a space created to educate, equip, and empower families through stories of hope, community impact, and faith-based intervention.

Inside this month’s issue:
✨ Our mission, identity & purpose
✨ Spotlight on Rev. Nyron Dinoo, Chairman
✨ A look back at our history and our brand’s evolution
✨ Picton Youth Outreach highlights
✨ A powerful breast cancer survival story
✨ Substance Abuse & Addiction Awareness insights
✨ Community updates and resources

As we continue to Build Strong Families, this newsletter will be your window into the lives we’re reaching and the transformation happening across communities.

🔗 Click the link in our bio to download Issue 1!

01/12/2025

The Rescue Mission Annual Fundraising Dinner came off successfully. It was an evening of fun, live music, singing, laughter and a lavish Christmas dinner prepared by Kathleen Almandoz & her team.

Thanks to our Chairman, Rev. Nyron Dinoo, all those responsible for planning a very enjoyable event. The mission was accomplished!

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30/11/2025

Rescue Mission observes World AIDS Day on December 1st, in its continuing thrust in educating, supporting, counselling, and praying for persons living with HIV.

We promote: delaying s*xual activity until marriage, deciding on second virginity, and faithfulness in marriage.
We encourage testing for HIV, once s*xually active.
Note: Treatment is available free of charge in T&T.
We believe that the bible has the solutions for living positively with HIV and empowering individuals to make wise and godly choices of abstinence before marriage, and faithfulness in the marriage relationship, as God designed.

For persons living with HIV, we encourage a lifestyle that pleases God because He is our source of strength and hope. For those who struggle to refrain from s*x before marriage, pray and ask the Holy Spirit to help you as you fill your heart and mind with scriptures, resources to strengthen your resolve, and surround yourself with role models that serve as a defense and encouragement. In addition, seek counsel from a proven trusted person of Christlike character.

For married persons, guard, protect and cherish your sacred covenant and resist the temptations of having affairs. For marital conflicts, seek wise and godly counsel from trusted counselors.

1 Corinthians 6:19 reminds us that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit that we are to keep Holy.
Galatians 5:16 admonishes that we are to walk in the Spirit and not fulfill the lust of the flesh.

May we choose to live a life that pleases God no matter what our past may be. Pray and ask Him!

For further information, please WhatsApp (868) 298 8464 or email [email protected].

10/10/2025

If you have a story about being helped, influenced, or inspired by Rescue Mission, we would love to hear it!
Thank you.

10/10/2025

On October 10, 1986, the Ministry of Rescue Mission was launched by Evangel Temple under the leadership of Rev Hasratt and the late, Sheila Ali. This NGO was birthed out of a need to rehabilitate recovering substance abusers and counsel to their families. This grew to cater to marriage and family counseling, youth conflicts, and HIV and AIDS.

The stories are many and diverse from those who were helped through this ministry over the 39 years.

Today, the Board of Directors and Advisors of Rescue Mission join in giving God thanks for His grace, mercy, and provision over the years and to all our volunteers, supporters, donors, partners in prayer, fellow NGOs, FBOs, and countless others. THANK YOU!

Under the Chairmanship of Rev. Nyron Dinoo and Co Chair and founder, Rev. Hasratt Ali, the ministry continues to make inroads and provides support in Building Strong Families.

God bless you all.

06/07/2025

The Rescue Mission Family shares in the joys of celebrating with our beloved Chairman, Rev. Nyron Dinoo, on the occasion of his daughter's achievements.
We are very proud of you, Sharona! Keep it up!
Sharon is among our young members of Rescue Mission.
God bless you. We love you.

21/06/2025

We are excited to unveil our new Rescue Mission logo, marking 38 years since our inception as a nonprofit organisation. Our rebranding reflects our commitment to presenting a dynamic and dedicated organisation. We are ready to serve, provide counselling, offer support for restoration, and always strive to strengthen families.

14/06/2025

WORLD ELDER ABUSE AWARENESS DAY
JUNE 15
Source: https://www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-days-calendar/world-elder-abuse-awareness-day-2025/

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is a vital global event dedicated to raising awareness about the mistreatment and neglect faced by older people. This day encourages communities, organizations, and individuals to recognize the signs of elder abuse and take action to protect the dignity and rights of seniors everywhere.

What is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day ?

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is an international observance aimed at spotlighting the issue of elder abuse, which includes physical, emotional, financial, and s*xual harm, as well as neglect. The day serves to educate the public, promote understanding, and inspire efforts to support and safeguard older adults. Organizations worldwide use this opportunity to provide resources, host events, and advocate for better protection for elders.

When is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day ?

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day takes place every year on June 15th. In 2025, communities around the world will mark this important day on Sunday, June 15th, with a variety of educational campaigns and supportive initiatives.

Why is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Important?

Elder abuse is a widespread but often hidden problem that affects millions of older individuals globally. Many cases go unreported due to fear, shame, or lack of awareness. World Elder Abuse Awareness Day shines a light on these issues, encouraging open conversations and empowering people to recognize and prevent abuse. By spreading awareness, we can help ensure that every older person lives with dignity, respect, and safety.

How to Get Involved

There are many meaningful ways to participate in World Elder Abuse Awareness Day:

Wear purple: Purple is the official color of the day. Wearing it shows your support for the cause.
Share information: Use social media to spread facts, stories, and resources about elder abuse prevention.
Attend or organize events: Join workshops, webinars, or local community events focused on elder rights and well-being.
Reach out: Check in with elderly family members, friends, and neighbors to offer support and companionship.
Advocate: Support policies and initiatives that protect older adults from abuse and neglect.

History of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day was first established by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organization in 2006. Since then, it has grown into a global movement, recognized by the United Nations and marked by countless initiatives worldwide. The day continues to foster collaboration among governments, organizations, and individuals to create safer communities for elderly people.

Facts About World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

It is estimated that one in six older adults experiences some form of abuse each year worldwide.
Elder abuse can occur in private homes, care facilities, and community settings.
Social isolation and cognitive decline are major risk factors for elder abuse.
Raising awareness and education are proven strategies for reducing the incidence of elder abuse.

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31/12/2024

On behalf of the Rescue Mission family, I would like to wish you and your loved ones a blessed day.
It is our prayer that this year concludes without anxiety or fear. As we look ahead, may we do so with an expectation of renewed hope, strength, and joy.
As we celebrate the end of one day and the beginning of another, let us remember that we are all creations of the divine, meant to do good and bring pleasure to Him. A godly life and healthy homes are the stepping stones toward a better society.
We stand with you in building strong families for a better tomorrow. Wishing you all the best for 2025!

Rev Nyron Dinoo
Chairman, Rescue Mission