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A United Caribbean Trust (UCT) fund was created to oversee the disbursement of donated funds to the islands of the Caribbean and the lands of the Americas.

UCT are currently partnered with several local and regional NGO’s, the Caribbean Development Trust in London and a number of local and regional churches in a bid to assist with reconstruction efforts. Partnering with the Baby Survival Kit Foundation went a small way towards alleviating the stress of some mothers with young babies following the disaster.

Subsequently, we continue our research in Guyana, Grenada, Carriacou and Petit Martinique, in hope that lessons learned will assist in informing a revised regional policy on Disaster Mitigation, Management and Reconstruction.

The socio-economic setback to these islands, as a result of the weather event’s destruction of over 90% of the homes and businesses, will take time and money to heal and repair.

The objects of the Trust shall be the care, nurture, re-housing and rehabilitation of those effected by natural disasters, the relief of poverty, improvement to the environment, the advancement of health and education. The development of human resource skills to manage natural disasters and any other purposes beneficial to the community to be carried out within the Geographical Area (as defined herein) as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion from time to time think fit.

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) will provide solace, respite and storage for the next year. The base has been donated free of charge for one year and the possibilities are endless.

UCT needs to have base headquarters in various islands throughout the Caribbean and these bases need to follow the same template as our Carriacou base. This is an ambitious venture but with management, marketing and promotion these base headquarters could be used as Christian holiday resorts and retreats outside of the hurricane season and thus fund the trust.

A tremendous business opportunity awaits as the disasters within the Caribbean creates new niche markets in the arena of ‘working holidays’ and youth outreach during the hurricane season and the possibility of Christian Time Share and Christian Conference Tourism the remainder of the year.

The Spiritual revival that is emerging before our eyes creates the wonderful opportunity for Christian Conference holidays and it is our vision to see the islands of the Caribbean become theCaribbean Christian Holiday destination of choice.

School Twinning This Empowerment programme has been designed to create, establish and encourage, linkages between the schools of Grenada and Barbados, expanding exponentially to enjoy the camaraderie resulting from a global network.	After School Club Designed to encourage learning through play, foster cooperation and strengthen friendships through planned & supervised activities. Visualised to take place at Cassada Bay as a Pilot project for UC School Twinning	Youth Centre Cassada Bay has the unique opportunity this year to host Caribbean youth clubs, church groups, relief workers and volunteers seeking basic 'Youth Hostel' type working holiday accommodation free of charge in exchange for service
East Coast Grenada Damage assessment This little fishing village of Soubise is now a scene of utter devastation.	West Coast Grenada La Mode the inhabitants of this area have been extremely kind and hospitable to the team sent in to document their plight.	St Georges' churches Damage assessment of the 3 of the major churches in St Georges. The Roman Catholic, the Anglican and the Presipetarian

United Caribbean facilitators, whose pilot operation is based at Cassada Bay on Carriacou, have met with stakeholders in the Tri-Island State of Grenada, London and Barbados and launched a series of initiatives aimed at supporting the Government agencies responsible for the reconstruction and redevelopment of Grenada. The Government of Grenada have requested the Trust’s continued efforts.

United Caribbean Trust formally launched the ‘Tithe Ten Club’ in Bermuda, with the opening of the Trust’s bank account.

Managing Director of the Appleby Trust (Bermuda) Ltd, Mr. John Harper made the first pledge of US $10.00 to open the account! Seen here Mr. John Harper and Co founder of United Caribbean Trust Jenny Tryhane

From small beginning...the ‘Tithe Ten Club’ has emerged, encourages donors to pledge a tithe of 10 per month of which ever currency they operate in, US $, Barbados $, Bermudan $, Pound Sterling or Euro, thus the top banner was created. Internet and e-comm erse databases are currently under construction to facilitate international donor-friendly pledging online.

United Caribbean Trust is currently seeking International funding so as to continue the organization’s humanitarian programmes Partnering with the London based, Caribbean Development Trust. It was a pleasure to meet in London with their Chairman, Dr Johnson, who is optimistic that their diverse organisation can forge a serious and formidable bond with United Caribbean Trust in the delivery of much needed resources for the Caribbean. The U.C team will be instrumental in compiling a data base of small businesses and micro-enterprises in Grenada for the Caribbean Development Trust, so as to provide mentoring and guidance to this sector, which employs an approximate 55% of the island’s work force.

Rehabilitation projects integral to the vulnerable communities including health care and education are on going and now with the ability to raise funds these programmes can surge ahead.

Working Holiday Cassada Bay offer both individuals and groups the possibility of coming to Carriacou and staying in a 'working holiday village' FREE OF COST in exchange for 'work in the village', bringing Hands of Help into the community, the nursing homes, the after school children's club.	United Caribbean Trust Headquarters Cassada Bay is a beautiful old, once- empty, hotel located on the island of Carriacou. Providing 6 beautifully sited multi- coloured chalet accommodation for relief workers, in a secure, protected, (little tattered) setting. . Cassada Bay can host cultural events, as seen here the Big Drum being filmed in Cassada Bay.		La Mode Experience Visit Grenada for a day on any of the UC Grenada initiatives, the La Mode Village Experience or the Reforestation eco project. (Add in US $60 per day for each day trip to Grenada for ferry, ground transport and meals.) Projects are developing as God opens doors and browdens our territory.
Teen Challenge Helping people become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well and spiritually alive.			Christian outreach The Church With No Limits, our Spiritual home in Carriacou. Paster Happy from Africa leading the way in evangelism and youth outreach.

UNITED CARIBBEAN TRUST BARBADOS BANK ACCOUNTS:

First Caribbean International Bank Bds Ltd

Super Centre Complex

Warrens

St. Michael

Barbados

Account number 1000431831

UNITED CARIBBEAN TRUST BERMUDA BANK ACCOUNTS:

HSBC Bank USA
SWIFT CODE: MRMDUS33
Fed Wire ABA: 021001088
CHIPS ABA: 0108

Bank of Bermuda
6 Front Street
Hamilton
Bermuda

SWIFT CODE: BBDABMHM
CHIPS UID: 005584

Beneficiary account number: 830282
Beneficiary name: Appleby Trust (Bermuda) Ltd as the Trustees of the United Caribbean Trust

BABY SURVIVAL KITS ACCOUNT

Baby Survival Kits, Scotia Bank, Holetown

Acc. number 511453

Branch number 63685

Contact Melanie Bishop

Tel 246 432 1137

Email babysurvivalkits@yahoo.com