Lewis Punnett Home residents get warm welcome from Rapid Relief Team
The meal assembly line and big smiles!
Press Release
March 10, 2020

Lewis Punnett Home residents get warm welcome from Rapid Relief Team

THE RAPID RELIEF Team (RRT) St Vincent showed their support to the Lewis Punnett Home on Saturday, February 29, by welcoming them to their new location with a meal prepared on-site for the patients and staff.

RRT giving out the meals and water to the female wing

An impromptu praise session by a local church choir was sure to make this evening one to remember for the patients and staff at the Home!

The Rapid Relief Team (RRT) is a not-for-profit organization, established by the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church. It is set up and run by a team of volunteers who donate their time to support community services and other charitable activities for the benefit of local communities. It is an opportunity for the PBCC to display Christian principles of care and compassion through benevolent relief to persons in need.

RRT has been active in St. Vincent since the Christmas Floods in 2013, providing catering and logistics support to emergency crews during natural disasters and major accidents. We also support a range of charities that help the homeless and other disadvantaged persons in the community. The RRT is manned by volunteers who are mostly drawn from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church.

What we always find incredible is the way the whole community comes together in times of need. We are just a small part of that overall effort. We are constantly amazed at the fantastic work the emergency services and other charities do and are so glad to be able to support them in some way. Our members are part of this community, we live here, work here and shop here and many of us run small businesses in the area.

Staff of the Lewis Punnett Home with RRT Mascot, Cookie

Whatever happens around here affects us all so we are glad to do what we can to get in and help when it’s needed. RRT is ready to mobilize quickly to assist in emergencies and support where they can.

Any donations to assist with this worthy cause can be made through RRT’s website www.rapidreliefteam. org. All donations are used 100% for charity relief as all labour is donated by volunteers which come from all walks of life and are glad to give of their time to help and assist those in need.