GRENADA & THE GRENADINES

Through our research, we have located schools, orphanages, charities and organizations that welcome in-kind donations to assist in their endeavors. A number of these organizations have been visited. In many cases, we have relied on the information provided by volunteers, directors, and other individuals involved with these groups and we do not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the information provided. Use the information you find here as a starting point for doing independent research on these organizations and determining which, if any, you would like to help on your travels.

Although these schools, charities and other organizations are listed on this site, neither the Family Travel Network nor its assigns or officers are responsible for the activities of these organizations or their members. Contact the organizations directly for more detailed information on their work. The Family Travel Network has no financial involvement in these organizations.

St. George’s, Grenada:

The Bel Air Home for abused, abandoned and neglected children can accommodate 20 babies and toddlers and 20 adolescent girls. Right now, they have about 25 kids. The Home is located within a short drive from the cruise ship pier and a number of resorts, and visits and donations are welcomed. The Home’s needs include clothes for boys and girls ages 4-16, especially black shoes, white short sleeved shirts, and short white socks. Food items are also appreciated. For more information, visit the organization’s website to learn about current needs and activities. Contact information: Bel Air Home, Calliste, St. George's Grenada, phone: (473) 444-5100, fax: (473) 444-5200, e-mail: belairhome@caribsurf.com.

Bequia, Grenadines:

The Sunshine School is a small school for children with special needs. The contact at the Sunshine School: Principal and Teacher Camille Jacobs can be contacted by phone at (784) 457-3794 or by e-mail at: sunshine@vincysurf.com, or via mail: Camille Jacobs, Port Elizabeth, P.O. Box 90, Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Items that are needed include pencils, pens, crayons, colored pencils, backpacks, flashcards, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, adult’s and children’s aspirins, educational puzzles and games, reading books, sports equipment, and children’s clothing.