Grenada is close to most peoples' dreams of an idyllic tropical island and so it is, but as in any other country in the world there are less fortunate individuals who are not able to share in that idyll - in the
The Bel Air Home in Calliste, was opened on January 12th 1999 and is a “not for profit
company” that is incorporated in Grenada. A Board of Directors, who all serve in
a voluntary capacity, runs the company. The Friends of Bel Air (UK) is registered
with the Charity Commission in the UK [Registration number 1074764]. Details of the
revenue funding base can be seen in the Annual Report of the Company. We also have
representatives in America and Canada.
The children are from backgrounds of neglect,
abuse and abandonment. Their care is centred on personal development and personal
tutoring based on each child's capabilities.
case of the residents of Bel Air, it is the children who have not had any control of their own destiny.
There is a pre-school for the older children from the nursery which helps with early
childhood development in an environment where corporal punishment is not permitted.
Welcome to the Bel Air Children’s Home on the beautiful island of Grenada
Site last updated
4th November
2011
Hello...
Thank you for taking an interest in what we are doing here at the Bel Air
Children's Home. We are so pleased that you dropped in for a virtual visit and hope
that you will come and see the children in person if you are in Grenada. We are easy
to find and just need 48 hours notice (as we are sometimes out taking the children
on field trips). Please call us on 444-5100.
We are very grateful to
“Pack for a Purpose”
See the November 2011 update
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| Monetary |
| Food and essentials |
| News Flash |
| News Letter September 2010 |
| News Letter January 2011 |
| News Letter April 2011 |
| News Letter July 2011 |
| News Letter November 2011 |