For years, CCAP has been working hand-in-hand with communities in Saint Lucia, Grenada, Guyana, Belize, and soon Barbados and the Bahamas to reduce methane emissions, improve waste management, and build sustainable systems from the ground up. From students learning how to separate waste, to schools growing fresh food through composting programs—our efforts are already taking root.

But there’s more to be done. That’s why this Earth Month, we’re launching "Seeds of Change: Education for Climate Action." Our goal? To expand environmental education, scale up community programs, and empower even more people to take meaningful climate action.

With your support, we will:

Train more teachers in sustainable practices
Engage more students through hands-on environmental education
Equip more schools and households with compost bins and waste separation tools
Grow more community and school gardens, reducing emissions and increasing food security

Together, these actions are laying the groundwork for real, systemic change—supporting policy implementation, reducing methane emissions, and strengthening local economies.

As we celebrate CCAP’s 40th anniversary, we’re calling on at least 40 supporters to join us in keeping this momentum going!

Seeds of Change: Education for Climate Action

Help us grow a more sustainable Caribbean—one school, one student, one compost bin at a time