Born from crisis.
The Samaritan Movement helps the most overlooked by restoring dignity, seeking justice, and breaking cycles of pain and violence. We transform communities through mental wellness campaigns, evidence-based healing, and culturally-rooted Caribbean toolkits
Dr Moore is a Clinical Child Psychologist and trauma specialist coordinating disaster mental health services for Caribbean children, adolescents, and families.
Sister Arlene brings over 33 years of social work experience, pioneering the strengths-based STEPERS Model for trauma-informed child welfare and youth development in residential care.
35+ years’ banking/business experience. Episcopal Delegate for Administration, Archdiocese Port of Spain. JMMB Bank director, International Women’s Forum VP, Love Movement chair.
UWI lecturer, PhD Social Work. Former NACASSW President developing Caribbean social work education standards and ethics codes. Research focuses on professional education and pedagogy.
Dr Liverpool is a Chartered Psychologist researching child and adolescent mental health, developing digital interventions for young people from marginalised communities.
Barbara King is a Parent educator and founder of ParentingTT, with 20+ years training facilitators in community-based parenting programmes fostering equity and compassion.
Psychiatrist with expertise in child behavioural therapy and sleep medicine. Developed 25+ psychosocial rehabilitation programs, authored behavioural disorders manual for Catholic schools.
Pioneered Pi Caribbean establishment in Trinidad & Tobago in 1994. Former General Manager and Director at Sterling Drug International Limited, acquired by Bryden Group forming Bryden pi.
Founder of Family Tree Services providing trauma-informed creative therapies. Trained at Kennedy Krieger Institute, building Caribbean mental health clinicians through mentorship and teaching.
Founder of Learn Smart TT with 17 years’ primary education experience. IMBA holder, Ministry of Education TV volunteer, Samaritan Movement Literacy and Numeracy Specialist.
Amethyst practice founder, Queen’s Young Leader Award 2017. LGBTQI+ safe-space program creator, UNICEF child-friendly spaces coordinator, 2024 Atlantic Fellow for Racial Equity.
Central Statistical Office Demographer advising on census design. Episcopal Delegate for Youth, specialising in social demography, data management, and UNFPA collaboration on demographic trends.
Delta Wright, a PhD student at Edge Hill University, researches crisis management in higher education to safeguard STEM education continuity in crisis-prone low-and middle-income contexts.
Maurice Inniss is an agricultural educator with over two decades’ experience as Principal at St. Anthony’s College and Cunupia Secondary School, as well as a former Executive Committee Member of the Association of Principals in Trinidad and Tobago.
Psychology researcher with extensive nationwide project experience. Research interests include adolescent development, attachment theory, and crime’s societal impact in Trinidad and Tobago.
35 years’ service, M.Ed Education Leadership. Bethlehem Boys RC Principal since 2008, NAPSPA Third Vice President, currently Port-of-Spain Principals Association President.
