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| The Afternoon Kids Club was designed to have significant benefits
to children participating as it will give a child the opportunity
to ‘be a kid’ again. |
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Local Teachers were to be involved in the project.
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The teams working with the AKC were to be housed
at Cassada Bay immediately following
Hurricane Ivan.
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‘Kid-friendly’ adults whose backgrounds
include: acting, dancing, psychology, nursing, counseling, teaching,
horticultural and sports. |
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These individuals were to be capable of identifying and coping
with the long term symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and
will encourage dialogue and sharing to combat the effects of the
Ivan Experience. It was expected that the Afternoon Kids Club would
continue for the duration of our projected stay at Cassada Bay. |
| United Caribbean wanted to offer students and youth groups accommodation
for 6 girls and 6 boys in two dometory style Youth Hostel type accommodation
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PLUS two semi detached villas housing 4 teachers |
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The separate lounge dining room is basic but ideal as doors lead
out onto balconies with sumptuous, peaceful views. |
The views from the balconies, which have minor weather
damages, and major termite infestations, are delightful!
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Flamboyant trees provide shade between the chalets,
The gardens are being tidied and will be a riot of colour if only
the 'kids' could be kept off of the garden beds (I refer to the
baby goats that roam the grounds)
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