How more clandestine can officials get than to take away a 14-year-old handicap girl’s Public Assistance.? This happened right here in Guyana when 14-year-old Akema Alert who was born without arms below the elbow and short feet had her public assistance stopped in 2005 by officials of the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security.The girl is no more than three feet tall and weighs about 88 pounds.The Human Services officials told her mother that the Public Assistance would be taken away because her mother had worn a gold chain to a follow up meeting with Ministry officials.Armless teen trying to write.The teen and her grand parents occupy a modest home at 37 Brighton Village on the Corentyne.The girl’s grandparents,Cheap NFL Jerseys, Julie Alert, 68, and Herbert Alert, called David, 70, are both pensioners. They stated that it is difficult to make ends meet since their only means of income is the monthly old age pension.Akema’s mother, Norma Alert,Andrew Desjardins Jersey, lives up the Berbice River and would visit from time to time while her father’s whereabout is unknown.The girl never went to school because according to her grandparents they were denied when enquiries were made of enrolling her in a public school.Her grandparents stated that they use to receive Public Assistance for her,Adam Joseph Duhe Dolphins Jersey, but one day in 2005 she and her mother went to visit the office at Eversham and they were told that the Public Assistance would be stopped because her mother was wearing a gold chain at the time.The Public Assistance was stopped immediately and until now despite their best effort and many pleas they have not received any assistance for the child. Repeated efforts to get back the Public Assistance have hit brick walls.Herbert Alert who stated that he once worked at the Tomato Factory at Black Bush Polder said that for most of his life he has been a farmer and is severely affected by Arthritis.He said that he still farms from time to time. He receives no other assistance apart from the little Government pension.Grandmother Julie stated that she has five children; that her eldest son George is dumb, but helps himself. The elderly couple said that Akema is very obedient and willing to learn. “She can write her name and do other chores, like bathe, brush her teeth and answer the phone”.They are calling on The Minister of Human Services and Social Security,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, the Prime Minister and President,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys Outlet, the Guyana Human Rights Commission,Alex Delvecchio Red Wings Jersey, The Rights of the Child Commission or any other caring person or organization to look into the matter and assist the situation.