Projects and Community Initiatives
Discover a powerful portfolio of youth-led initiatives focused on climate resilience, education, public health, and community empowerment across Antigua and Barbuda and the Caribbean, featuring award-winning projects that have impacted over 2,000 people through outreach, training, and sustainable action.
Wetlands and Coastline Assessment and Management Project
WAMP engaged over 120 students from coastal communities across Antigua and Barbuda through immersive field trips, structured workshops, and the development of youth-led sub-projects. This empowered them to protect and advocate for the conservation of mangroves and coastal ecosystems.
Dekryption
Dekryption is a youth-led, school-based initiative that has empowered over 39 adolescents aged 11 to 14 through more than 20 interactive sessions focused on life skills and personal development. It creates a safe and supportive environment where young people can build resilience, strengthen emotional intelligence, and gain the tools needed to resist substance use.
Career Shadowing Programme
The Career Shadowing Programme connected over 30 university students with internship opportunities across diverse fields, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world experience while strengthening professional readiness and institutional partnerships.
Adopt A Coastline
Since joining the Adopt-A-Coastline movement, our team has removed over 20,000 gallons of waste from seven coastal sites, empowered 10 youth stewards from Old Road Primary School, and led sustained upkeep of Pensioners Beach through strategic partnerships and community mobilisation.
AEIF Project
The initiative trained persons through a comprehensive 12-week SEED training program and a 4-week youth leadership series, equipping participants with practical skills in entrepreneurship, climate action, project development, and community assessment, while fostering leadership and innovation.
The Menstrual Project
The Menstrual Project reached over 1,000 students through school visits and educational outreach and distributed more than 300 packs of sanitary products to underserved communities. It promoted menstrual health and combated period poverty across Antigua and Barbuda.
Community Initiatives
Over the past seven years, I have been deeply engaged in volunteerism and community development, contributing to diverse initiatives to uplift and support those in need. These efforts have included leading environmental clean-up campaigns, organising the donation and distribution of essential health and school supplies, and coordinating award ceremonies to celebrate the achievements of outstanding students, educators, and community leaders. Through these initiatives, I have worked to promote civic pride, encourage youth participation, and foster a stronger community.
