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19/07/2025

26/07/2023

GET PAID TO ATTEND A FOCUS GROUP!

We are recruiting 12 males to participate in a focus group for research on behalf of a client to be held in Georgetown during the afternoon/evening hours of 2nd August, 2023. The focus group will be less than 2 hours long.

The topic is "the views of the Guyanese people on issues affecting families." It touches on gender roles within the family, views on the economy, etc."

Participants must live in Georgetown.
Participants must NOT be working in media, market research, as an elected official, state, local, or federal government or political consulting.

We are recruiting the following persons:

• 30 to 45 years old
• Afro-Guyanese men
• At least some secondary education but NOT university education

Participants will be paid to attend.
If you meet the above criteria and would like to participate, please email your name, age, highest level of education attained and occupation to [email protected].

26/07/2023

GET PAID TO ATTEND A FOCUS GROUP!

We are recruiting 12 females to participate in a focus group for research on behalf of a client to be held in Georgetown during the afternoon/evening hours of 2nd August, 2023. The focus group will be less than 2 hours long.

The topic is "the views of the Guyanese people on issues affecting families." It touches on gender roles within the family, views on the economy, etc."

We are recruiting the following persons:
Females
• 27-40 years old
• Indo-Guyanese
• Either graduated university or have some university education

Participants will be paid $8000 to attend.
If you meet the above criteria and would like to participate, please email your name, age, highest level of education attained and occupation to [email protected].

25/07/2023

GET PAID TO ATTEND A FOCUS GROUP!

We are recruiting 12 males and 12 females to participate in a focus group for research on behalf of a client to be held in Georgetown during the afternoon/evening hours of 2nd August, 2023. The focus group will be less than 2 hours long.
One group will comprise only of women and the other only of men.

Participants must live in Georgetown.

Participants must NOT be working in media, market research, as an elected official, state, local, or federal government or political consulting.

We are recruiting the following:

Females
• 19-40 years old
• Indo-Guyanese
• Either graduated university or have some university education

Males
• 25 to 45 years old
• Afro-Guyanese men
• At least some secondary education but NOT university education

Participants will be paid to attend.
If you meet the above criteria and would like to participate, please email your name, age, highest level of education attained and occupation to [email protected].

04/04/2022

FOR SALE!

Three-storey property in Lamaha Street, Queenstown, Georgetown.

Ground floor: 1876 square feet (2 apartments)

Middle floor: 2762 square feet (2 apartments)

Top floor: 2762 square feet (2 apartments)

Whatsapp: (592) 618-4559
Email: [email protected]

01/01/2022

Warmest thoughts and best wishes for a Happy New Year. May peace, love, and prosperity follow you always!

25/12/2021

We hope that the magic of Christmas fills every corner of your heart and home with joy — now and always!

25/10/2021

Stacy sends her heartfelt gratitude to everyone who purchased her book. It gives her immense joy to know that her work is enjoyed by others and that she can share her journey with so many wonderful people.

Pick up your copy at Austin’s Bookstore in Church Street, Georgetown.

22/10/2021

Stacy has added to our Guyanese heritage and pride with her first book!

In the making since she was 9 years old, Beyond the Breaks is Stacy’s masterpiece. She details her journey with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), telling us about her birth, her therapy, her friends, the family who always stayed by her side and how a girl with OI was able to write her own book.

Want to know the full story? Grab a copy at Austin’s Bookstore today!

20/10/2021

“I represent just one of countless children in Guyana who are living with disabilities, children whose stories may never be told. In writing this book, I hope to bring attention to them and to the role that health and rehabilitation services such as those provided by the Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Centre can play in their quality of life.”
Stacy Johnson

Make sure you pick up your copy of Beyond the Breaks at Austin’s Bookstore in Church Street and support the change Stacy is making!