UCT believes that it is the right of everyone to have a decent home, providing safe, clean housing for their families. We believe that the home is a key catalyst to break the cycle of poverty. With this in mind we are looking to establish a Pilot Project at Fortesque building 10 ‘Transitional Modular Homes,’ behind the Great House.

This Humanitarian project is based on the conviction that to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, we must love and care for one another. Our love must not be words only— it must be true love, which shows itself in action, faith without works is dead. UCT wants to provide an opportunity for people to put their faith and love into action. We are looking to bring diverse groups of people together to make affordable housing and better communities a reality for the abused women of Barbados.

Habitat’s late founder, Millard Fuller, was quoted as saying "We may disagree on all sorts of other things,” said Fuller, “but we can agree on the idea of building homes with God's people in need, and in doing so using biblical economics: no profit and no interest. The Bible teaches that God is the God of the whole crowd," explained Fuller. "God's love leaves nobody out, and my love should not either. This understanding drives 'the theology of the hammer' around the world, steadily building more and more houses in more and more countries."