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Ambassador Antoine publishes another book, Let's All be Ambassadors for a Better World.

 What's an ambassador? Where do ambassadors go? Who do they meet? What do they do?
"Let's All be Ambassadors for a Better World" teaches children exactly what the exciting job of an ambassador entails. This engaging book not only teaches children that they could be ambassadors when they grow up, but that they could be ambassadors right now! They could be ambassadors for their family, school, sport, or for any cause that matters deeply to them - as long as they want to be ambassadors for a better world.  

The Hope to the Future Association's 17th Training to the United Nations program was held on August 4, 2021. 

During the presentation, Ambassador Antoine noted that local issues everywhere become global issues. Therefore, as generations pass a baton onto the next generation, people must consider a different paradigm, becoming globalists to better cooperate and tackle challenges. Although the current status quo has been unveiled to reveal a degree of irresponsible leadership economically, the fate of the global economy does not depend on what the virus does, but how we respond. We are the future, and we must build it together.

GLLA will be providing full-tuition scholarships to selected students attending NEWLO, TAMCC, and PAM. 

Interested applicants can apply by completing the scholarship application form by August 6, 2021.

Laurine Thomas, who is a current student of the Programme for Adolescent Mothers (PAM) in Grenada, was awarded a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, which will enable her to connect to channels of education to continue her educational endeavors.

H.E. Ambassador Denis Antoine had the official launch of his children’s book “Get on Board Dear Children of the World” on International Youth Day. 

“The United Nation’s Insider hails this book as ‘Outstanding!’ And indeed it is!!”

Get on Board Dear Children of the World is a fun and educational book that engages children of all ages, in the promotion of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. 

The Book is now available in 5 languages.

Ms. Akarda Ventour, Resident GLLA Director, was awarded Commonwealth Points of Light Award for her outstanding voluntary work in providing mentoring services to young girls and boys through the GLLA in Grenada. 

The award was presented to her by Resident British Commissioner to Grenada, Ms. Wendy Freeman.

More $40,000 worth of sporting equipment covering disciplines basketball, football, cricket, tennis, athletics, and volleyball, was donated to the Ministry of Sports through the efforts of Dr. Denis Antoine, Grenada’s former Ambassador to China with the support of the Honourary Consul to Grenada in Macau.

GLLA's Resident Director, Ms. Akarda Ventour, presented the donations to Mr. Norland Cox, Minister for Youth Development, Sports, Culture, and the Arts, at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium.