Fighting to end poverty in Trinidad and Tobago - Food For The Poor
FFTP has been working to help the poor of Trinidad and Tobago since 1987, partnering with local organizations.
impoverished communities in Port of Spain often have inadequate basic urban services such as clean water, sewerage systems, basic health care, and solid waste
Trinidad And Tobago: Port of Spain Urban Profile | UN-Habitat
The Port of Spain Urban Profiling consists of an accelerated, action-oriented assessment of urban conditions, focusing on priority needs, capacity gaps, and existing institutional responses at local and national levels.
Port-of-Spain plagued with problems - Trinidad Guardian
It’s been a busy year so far for Port-of-Spain. The colour of Carnival returned to the streets in February after the COVID-19 pandemic, and the city has hosted three major Caribbean conferences since April.
• Port of Spain City Corporation – Not on their property (none of waterfront) – Informed • Town and Country Planning – (pressured to approve plans) • Local contractors (Invaders Bay) • Public (labour/consultation)
Audrey Jeffers/ Trinidad and Tobago - aspiringmindstandt
The first "Breakfast Shed" was established in Port of Spain in 1926, providing hungry school children with a daily meal, the first was at Warner Street in Newtown which became known as a Breakfast Shed.
Measuring Poverty in Trinidad and Tobago – A Statistical Approach
Feb 11, 2021 · These can include lack of education, poor quality of work, the threat of violence, disempowerment, poor health, inadequate living standards, and environmental susceptibility. The OPHI has developed a methodology that measures poverty in a range of different countries and varying contexts.
NGO feeds homeless through COVID-19 crisis - CNC3 - CNC3
Apr 29, 2020 · “It was because of that we said not only the homeless but the hungry people in and around Port-of-Spain needed the programme to continue,” she said. Members of the socially displaced community are some of the most vulnerable during this time.
East Port of Spain — Dover, Kohl & Partners
East Port of Spain, the cultural capital of the city of Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago, is rich in history and is home to icons in the field of sports, culture and business.
Port of Spain (POS) was developed using a multi-disci- plinary approach among the government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GORTT), the city of Port of Spain