Community Partnership

Grenlec is pleased to announce the successful culmination of its Community Partnership Initiative (GCPI) Proposal Writing Workshop series. The workshop series provided invaluable support to community groups, non-profit organisations and individuals seeking to enhance their project proposal writing skills. Over the course of four workshops, including Carriacou and Grenville, 90 participants actively engaged with

The Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative (GCPI) has issued a Call for Project Proposals for 2024. The Call invites established community groups and non-profit organisations in Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique to apply for grants to undertake projects in the areas of Social Services/Community Development, Education, Environment, Science and Technology/Energy, Sport, Arts, Heritage and Culture.

GCPI Concept Notes

St. Mark, Grenada’s smallest parish sits on the Western side of the island. Home to historic architecture and scenic landscapes, it is also the venue of the annual Traditional Mas Festival. It is there in the aptly named Heroes Square - the name itself invoking images of valor, strength and sacrifice - that the

One of two August Festivals, which Grenlec supports, the Carriacou Regatta, like the Traditional Mas Festival, seeks to highlight and preserve age-old traditions of our people. Now in its 58th year, the Carriacou Regatta is the longest sailing event in the region. Held under the theme “Timeless Culture on the Sea”, the annual four-day

The Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (Grenlec) along with other partners are currently preparing to host the 2023 Grenlec Debates. A National project, the Grenlec Debates are instrumental in bringing together the schools, the educators, the public and private sector, the general public and the media. In fact, the involvement of all these partners is

Grenlec commends both the Carriacou Maroon and String Band Festival and the Petite Martinique Whitsuntide Regatta Committees on the successful completion of their celebrations. Both Festivals were supported in part by the Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative (GCPI). This year’s Maroon Festival was staged under the theme “Let’s celebrate our culture and traditions, they fortify

It was a heartfelt moment when representatives of the nation’s Care Institutions met with the Grenlec Team for the first time since COVID-19. It was a celebration of partnership and a reaffirmation of the Company’s commitment to provide continuous support. The Grand Anse Home for the Aged, Bel Air Home for Children, Grand Bacolet Rehabilitation Treatment Centre, Hillview Home for the Aged, St. Martin’s Home, Cedar’s Home, Charles Memorial Home, Dorothy Hopkin Home, Missionaries of Charity – Pomme Rose and the Queen Elizabeth Home for Children

Continuing its patronage of Grenada’s National Cultural Festivals, Grenlec has awarded grants to the Spicemas Corporation and the St. Andrew Development Organisation (SADO). These grants, provided through the Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative (GCPI), will support the Traditional Mas Festival and the Rainbow City Festival. Among the priorities of the Grenlec programme, preservation of culture