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UCT is deeply burdened by the URGENT need for a ‘Christian faith-based Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Programme’; to be introduced through schools, youth groups, local churches, women’s organizations and community leaders. This programme needs to be complimented by ‘Street Evangelical Outreach Training’ so that ‘Mission Teams’ can follow up relief supplies in areas throughout the Caribbean affected by local disasters. For this to be successful UCT needs some large Christian corporate companies and International churches to put some major sponsorship behind this effort.

These times we live in are challenging to the status quo and traditions as we know it. Change is unsettling; change is difficult. When things change most of us are uncomfortable and anxious. Still, the one constant in the universe is change.

The disasters that have affected the Caribbean including Guyana have turned our world upside down. The course of our lives is being dramatically altered. As our troubles multiply so too at times do our opportunities. Every astute business person knows that the winds of change also bring opportunity. It's our state-of-mind and strength of spirit that determines whether we can take advantage of those opportunities.

The Caribbean is at the stage in its development where massive changes are taking place. Great things are always birthed in pain and sometimes chaos. The chaos that resulted from the devastation of hurricane Ivan has opened numerous opportunities for God’s business and United Caribbean Trust (UCT) is poised to take full advantage of this

UCT is committed to uniting the Caribbean through faith, sports, travel and music. UCT's base operation at Cassada Bay on Carriacou (left) has provided solace, respite and storage for the next year. The base has been donated free of charge for one year and the possibilities are endless.