• The Carib Community has been seeking a significant grant of land since the mid-1970s--a forested area with frontage in Arima that would permit the construction of a model Amerindian Village, the growth of an independent cassava culture, and the further development of Amerindian traditions. 

• With a model Amerindian Village, Trinidad's Caribs would provide visitors with a combined Eco-Tourist and Cultural Tourism package that would emulate similar efforts underway in Dominica and, reportedly, St. Vincent. 

• The Carib Community would like financial assistance in furthering exchange relationships with their Amerindian kin in the Caribbean, permitting regular travel and extended stays.

• The Carib Community would, ideally, like to host long-term guests from neighbouring Amerindian communities in the Caribbean 

• The Carib Community is in the process of launching a Permanent Amerindian Resource Centre and is asking for financial assistance and the provision of modern multimedia equipment so as to further serve the wider national and international publics.[NB: This Resorce Centre has now been launched, as of 28 August 2002]

• The Carib Community is asking the government of Trinidad and Tobago to officially proclaim a national commemorative day in remembrance of the Amerindian Heritage of Trinidad and Tobago. This has also been granted. See the documents sections of this website.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE GOALS OF THE CARIB COMMUNITY, SEE THE PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF A PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR AN AMERINDIAN HERITAGE COMPLEX: CLICK HERE