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Humanitarian Association of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago — working collaboratively for communities and meaningful change.

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Lisas Gardens, Couva Trinidad and Tobago

Incorporated as an NGO with the Trinidad and Tobago Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Legal Affairs – Registrar General's Department, 2016.

Company No. C2016122001493

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Young people participating in a Youth Peace and Security activity.completed

UNSC Resolution 2250: Youth Peace and Security

HARTT joined other NGOs in Trinidad and Tobago to contribute to country-level targets, indicators, and goals for Youth Peace and Security.

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Children of Artismcompleted

Art-ism: Inclusion through Theatre Programme

Art-ism: Inclusion Through Theatre supports children with autism and their families through creative arts, theatre-based activities, and parent support. The programme strengthens emotional wellbeing, social development, and family resilience through child-centred sessions, sensory play, and caregiver education. Its 2026 evaluation found improved emotional regulation and social communication among participants, increased parent knowledge and confidence, and a stronger recognition of family, faith, culture, and community as sources of support.

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Transport routes used by the Longdenville community in Trinidad and Tobago.completed

Inclusive Cities Initiative

Strengthen the current public transportation system within the Longdenville community by building confidence through strategic campaigns, improved efficiency through novel technology, greater access to information in both Spanish and English, and identification of core mobility needs within the host and Venezuelan human mobility community.

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Participants in the U, We and Refugees collaboration.completed

U, We and Refugees Collaboration

HARTT partnered with the University of the West Indies Linguistics Department and the Living Water Community to assist migrants and refugees in Trinidad and Tobago.

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Youth Athlete Series Spotlight

The HARTT Youth Sport Spotlight Series connected young people with accomplished Trinidad and Tobago role models in judo, chess, bodybuilding, and fitness. Featuring Gabriella Wood, Gabriella Johnson, and Lee Beatrice, the series explored discipline, resilience, leadership, healthy living, and excellence across sport and intellectual pursuits. Reaching over 3,000 online views, it encouraged youth to pursue their goals while promoting wellness, education, national pride, and community development.

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