Rhino Waste Solutions, a division of Rotoplastics Trinidad Limited, has initiated a significant community outreach program focused on enhancing sanitation standards and environmental stewardship in southern Trinidad. The initiative, launched during the holiday season, involved the distribution of over 5,000 rolls of garbage bags to various communities within the Siparia and Fyzabad regions on December 11 and 17.
The comprehensive program reached more than 15 educational institutions, religious organizations, and community groups. According to company representatives, this environmental initiative is designed to continue into the new year with plans to distribute an additional 7,000 rolls of garbage bags to 26 schools, orphanages, senior care facilities, and community organizations across southern Trinidad. The timing of these distributions aligns with the beginning of the new academic term to maximize impact.
The corporate social responsibility effort is being conducted in partnership with the registered non-governmental organization EVA Foundation and enjoys support from Siparia West/Fyzabad councillor Jason Ali. The collaboration aims to address the seasonal increase in waste generation during the Christmas period when communities typically experience heightened disposal challenges.
Councillor Ali emphasized that the donation would substantially augment the Siparia Borough Corporation’s waste management operations by providing residents with practical tools for more effective waste containment. Educational professionals from recipient schools noted that the contribution would support daily maintenance of clean and safe learning environments, as schools typically consume multiple garbage bags each day for sanitation purposes.
This holiday initiative follows Rhino Waste Solutions’ previous collaboration with the Arima Borough Corporation in July, which involved the donation of four 65-gallon wheelie bins to support recreational facility revitalization projects. The company has indicated plans to expand similar donation programs to northern and central regions of Trinidad in the future.