Community.gov.tt Website Review

Community development in Trinidad and Tobago subscribes to the broad tenets as defined by the internationally accepted United Nations definition of community development. This initiative subscribes to the combined efforts of people in local communities and the government and other external agencies as a developmental method for improving the social, cultural and economic conditions of communities and for The division's mandate is to ensure an environment where each culture can flourish in a spirit of understanding, tolerance and harmony. Committed to fostering the development of our arts and heritage in a cultural environment that frees up our people for creative expression The Community Mediation Services Division considers that sustainable social transformation of our society and the achievement of social justice requires the permeation and pervasive presence of restorative behaviour throughout our society. Therefore, the division executes a number of initiatives which aim to encourage the adoption of behaviours that are consistent with the underpinning philosophy of The Prime Minister's Best Village Trophy Competition starts in January of each year, and is a year round programme that provides an opportunity for communities to be more conscious of their culture and environment. The programme also seeks to preserve, protect, and build on our Folk Traditions, and to facilitate the growth of our national culture through competition. #MediationWednesday As the new school has started here are some tips for creating a culture of peace in the clas*room.. See MoreSee Less Want to be part of the region's biggest celebration of the Arts? See below and visit carifesta.net to find out more.. See MoreSee Less Join Dr. the Honourable Keith Rowley for Conversations, this Thursday January 10, 2019 in the east at Exodus Pan Yard, Tunapuna from 7:30pm #CultureTalkTuesday Wire-working, or using wire to make art is a centuries old practice. In Trinidad and Tobago, wire-bending was the