Who We Are.
We are professional, vocational and business people who want to provide support to help needy children in the most impoverished regions of the country to become healthy, educated and worthy citizens.
MISSION
To improve the present for now and for future generations
To procure and manage financial, physical and human resources for providing relief services in the most impoverished regions of Trinidad and Tobago to needy children (hereinafter called “assisted people”) related to their physical needs, educational advancement, spiritual development, psychological health and social well-being.
VISION
To serve the assisted people with Faith, Hope and Love
We will provide the required services through communities which we will help to establish and maintain either on our own or in joint ventures with various funding facilities, social trusts, religious institutions, professional associations, welfare agencies, the private business community and international bodies of similar purpose.
Registered as a “not-for-profit” (under Company Law 1995) charitable company in Trinidad & Tobago.
Become a Member
We are seeking members both individuals and corporate.
Our Board of Directors
Charity, volunteer for better life of needy children and our smiles.
Volunteered Services
Charity, volunteer for better life of needy children and our smiles.
Board service – directors
Administration and management
Organisational development
Event management and publications
Formulation of policies
Website development
Review and finalization of By Laws
Development of internal control framework
Accounting and advisory services
Matelot project – donated school supplies
Matelot project – planning services
Miscellaneous
Organizational Structure
- The Board is responsible for the Company and is the ultimate authority.
- The Board appoints Standing Committees (chaired by directors) which are responsible (a) for the services that support the organisation and (b) for execution of plans and projects.
- A member of the Board acts as Treasurer.
- An Executive Officer is accountable to the Board for day-to-day management and provides management support to the Standing Committees. The Executive Officer reports to a Vice-Chair who is responsible for operational oversight.
- A Financial/Administrative Manager and an Operations/ Research Analyst report to the Executive Officer.
Standing Committees
- Communities Network and Programme Management (Meets regularly)
- Works with Management to plan, organise, monitor projects and programmes through Community Groups serving need children.
- Communications & Membership
- Recruits members and oversees member’s activities; Develops use of social media; Manages publications, public and media relations.
- Sub-Committee: Public education, awareness and training (Projects & Programmes; events; media presentations)
- Governance, Monitoring & Evaluation
- Monitors compliance, conformance and overall performance; Ethical standards
Management Committee of Trustees
- Oversees obligations governed by Trust & Partnership Agreements; Manages investible funds in relation to operational needs
- Robert Alleyne (Chair); Gary Awai; Wayne Dass
- Audit committee (Requires two directors and one other member)
Service Providers
Auditors: Garison & Co
Attorneys: Johnson, Camacho, Singh
Website: Webberz.com Ltd.
