Youth groups could be utilized to help sort the boxes in the same way that UNA UWI got involved at the Dacosta Manning warehouse donated for the project.

Imagine me... is a humanitarian project which seeks to educate Primary and Secondary school children on the condition of children and especially orphans in the Caribbean, Central and South America and the rest of the world.

UCT launched this program on November 20th 2007 on Universal Children's Day.

Barbadian children and teenagers within the Primary and Secondary schools can learn more about different countries and cultures, about poverty, child health and education, the rights of a child and how they can get involved and help.This program would be showcased on the Amazing Grace and school children would be encouraged to visit the craft.

Within the schools taking part in this project, children and teenagers will be given the opportunity to produce and create gifts to send to less privileged children in Barbados, the Caribbean, the Americas, South America and other nations of the world including African countries such as Malawi and Tanzania.

United Caribbean Trust has a deep desire to be an expression of the love of Christ on earth, bringing hope last year to children in Haiti and Dominica responding to meet the holistic needs of the child – physically, emotionally and spiritually.

Sunday Schools have become involved, seen here the little ones from Abundant Life. Well done

What a joy to visit Suriname with the Make Jesus Smile shoe box project in April 2008.

These beautiful Bush Negroes had a wonderful time as they received their gifts packed by the children of Barbados.

Designed and hand painted by the school children of Barbados giving them an opportunity to sow a seed of love into the lives of the children in Africa and to look beyond their own borders.

Poems, prayers, colouring books, greetings cards and other exciting tokens of their love can be made for the children in the program. This will be a part of the Compassion Project for KidsGames. Another activity that we envisage being a part of the Amazing Grace's child outreach program.

To make this a long term effort we are seeking to introduce a Child Sponsorship Programme into the schools working with organizations such as the Inter School Christian Fellowship, the Cubs and Brownies, Son Shine Club etc

To fund the project we wish to supply the school and Summer Camps with the fresh, frozen Natural Fruit and Vegetables Juices of the season.

Not only will this be a healthy alternative for the children of Barbados but a large percentage of the profit will go towards helping the Child Sponsorship Programme.

Barbados is unable to supply sufficient fruit for a project of this size but Guyana and Dominica are perfectly positioned to supply all our needs. As the Amazing Grace travels between these countries fruit pulp could be collected and the Imagine me ... Healthy fruit juices could be packaged and prepared to be distributed into schools in Barbados and other islands such as Trinidad, Antigua and Grenada.