The After School Club, will be held Monday to Friday between 3 – 6 pm . There will be a variety of children's educational and empowerment activities and will cater to children 0 – 12 years of age. The children will be provided with school-readiness activities, instilled with positive attitude skills, and are equipped with resources to nurture socially acceptable behaviors as well as strong emotional and cognitive development through Bible stories, music, dance, song, drama, and cooperate family projects. The children will also be challenged to strive for academic excellence using various incentives and inspirational activities.

• After-School Tutoring and Homework Help

Teachers from within our members will be recruited to assist the children of Friendship with additional tutoring and help with homework. In addition, parents will be encouraged to actively support all the programs by volunteering their time, providing transportation, and serving as mentors and tutors.

• Early Childhood Music Center

Studies have shown that music study enhances brain function in very young children. One of the greatest benefits is academic enhancement, especially in the three areas that contribute to healthy lifestyles: reading, math and science.

Reasoning skills, being able to think through a problem and solve it, engineering skills and even college entrance exam scores are affected by preschool music lessons.

United Caribbean Trust partnering with Perfect Praise Inc has a life-changing program that works! Our very successful Early Childhood Music® After School Club program is fun and exciting...from prenatal to seven years. The program is fast-paced, fun, developmentally structured and age-specific.

• Character First

A community-wide character program should provide tools to saturate a whole community, from the classroom to the workplace. This approach reinforces parental involvement and ensures character education in the classroom harmonizes with character education in the family and community
The Character First! Education program and curriculum enables participants to enhance the effectiveness of education, help persons understand the role of character in their success, and provide resources and tools for trainers and participants to use as they develop a culture of good character in the community.
A pilot project has been started at the Lawrence T Gay school and United Caribbean Trust is committed to promoting this program not only in schools but within communities and is excited at the opportunity that this community impact project offers.