Project Aid Alliouagana Co-founder, Dion Bramble, speaks to Mind UK about what black history means to him now. Click on the link below to read the full article.

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Our main mission for 2021 is to relieve some of the financial pressures that families and individuals are currently facing on Montserrat. The aftermath of the economic down-turn following the volcanic eruption, coupled with the effects of Covid-19 means that Montserratians are feeling the squeeze now more than ever.
The already high cost of food continues to rise, making this basic essential need difficult for many families to meet. On top of that the most vulnerable families have to deal with the additional high costs of electricity, water, and transportation, all of which aids in the vital responsibility of sending and keeping their kids in school to get a proper education.
Our 2021 food and school supplies drives will set the stage for making real change for these individuals and families in need. Helping a family with essential food provisions and school supplies has a great impact. The monies saved can go towards paying a long overdue bill, purchase the medicine needed for a child, or repair a roof that was damaged from one of the many tropical storms and hurricanes passing through each year. Do you follow?
We have made donating to one or all of our initiatives easy. Simply click on the cause that you would most like to support and give your gift. All of the money you donate will go towards helping that initiative. Also, you can head over to our donations page and make a one-time or monthly donation.
Thanks in advance for your support.
Project Aid Alliouagana Co-founder, Dion Bramble, speaks to Mind UK about what black history means to him now. Click on the link below to read the full article.
We held our 2nd Back-to-School Drive on the 29th of August 2021. This year, with your help, we were able to provide over 100 of the most in need children with the supplies they required to start the new school term. We had a little fun on the day too… the kids enjoyed ice cream, sweets, a bouncy castle and music. What a great event! We can not wait to do it all over again next year – bigger and better – helping even more families. Without the help of our donors and supporters none of this is possible. Please help us on our 2022 mission, give a donation now.
A special thank you to Paul Lewis, Dunstan Lindesay, Lyston Skerritt, Javiere Adams (House Rat), Nicola Benjamin, Dennesha Jones, Teon Jules, Ajani Lewis, Ralph Remi of King Ocean Services and Kindred Ocean Solutions, Hewlett Williams of Better Services, Beni of Summer Breeze Restaurant, Stephen at Digicel, and last but not least, Moose from Moose’s Place. Thank you all for your services and hard work, we salute you. ?
Community is at the core of what we stand for and when we think about our communities in Montserrat we can not forget the hard work and dedication of our elders, who contributed to the island’s growth. The Golden Years Care Home, as many businesses in the private sector, has suffered from the economic downturn caused by the volcanic eruption and recently Covid-19.
With the help from our supporters, we were able to provide some much-needed sanitary items that have gone a long way in making life a little more comfortable and easier for the residence and carers… but there is so much more to do. The home has a list of items that they need to provide basic care to the residents. We would love to provide as many of these items as possible. Join us today to help the Golden Years Care Home by donating. No donation is too small or too large, we appreciate your kindness.
Congratulations to the winners of our first fund-raising raffle, and a huge thank you to everyone who took part.
£117 pounds was raised, which we will use to fund one of our upcoming initiatives.
Watch this space for more exciting fund-raising events.
The Lucky Winners!
In March 2020 we launched our first Backpack and School Supplies Drive.
We donated almost 500 backpacks and other school essentials to all pupils of
the three primary schools left on island. Education is the passport to the future,
so what better way to jump start our project other than supporting the youths?
As the new school year began, we were on ground to witness how proud parents were watching their children attend the first day of school, beaming with smiles, while sporting their new backpacks brimming with school supplies. Regardless of where kids call home, the quality of their backpacks and school supplies, or lack-there-of, will no longer be a barrier to their confidence and success in education.
Christmas is a special time of year when families come together in joy to celebrate the season. It's the time of year when families would eat, drink and be merry, when children eagerly await a lovingly wrapped present from Santa. But for some of our families on island, the reality of Christmas would be different.
We wanted to spread a little festive cheer and joy. So, Project Aid Alli's Santa got to work and delivered Christmas hampers filled with toys, books, and lots of festive treats to families in need.
We are delighted to announce that Project Aid Alliouagana is now a fully UK registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)
Registered Charity Number 1197002