The National Peace Program (NPP) is hosting the Elevate the Peace Community Pop-Up and Cook Off Challenge tomorrow, Saturday, June 22, at Wotton Hard court, Christ Church, beginning at 3:00 p.m.
The initiative, which is the first of 22 Community Pop-Ups, will feature a thrilling Cook Off Challenge showcasing talented chefs from within the communities of Wotton, Gall Hill, and Silver Hill.
The three-hour event promises to be a delightful fusion of fun, music, and culinary excellence, aimed at fostering community spirit and spreading peace.
Minister of State in the Office of the Attorney General with responsibility for Crime Prevention, Corey Lane, will deliver remarks and make a special presentation during the Community Pop-Up.
The NPP’s Elevate the Peace Programme is facilitated by East to West Enterprises. It focuses on creating positive change in vulnerable young people through community engagement and empowerment initiatives across Barbados. It is dedicated to achieving positive change among the most vulnerable young people in Barbados.
Through community pop-ups and direct intervention clubs, the programme empowers communities across all 11 parishes. Elevate The Peace Programme started with two Direct Intervention Clubs in Barbering and Bartending, where approximately 24 young people are being skilled in these areas.
Members of the public are encouraged to attend the pop-up for an afternoon of information sharing with music, and community bonding.