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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
The Grenlec Family pays tribute to traditional masqueraders of the past, the present and those yet to come. After the COVID-19 pause on our August festivals, we are delighted to join the Spice Mas Corporation, our traditional masqueraders, spectators and corporate Grenada in supporting the 2022 carnival festivities. This is one of the annual
The Fire Department of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has enhanced its firefighting gear with a support from Grenlec. Among the equipment provided through a Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative (GCPI) grant are nozzles, hoses, multi-purpose saws, firefighting gloves and rescue blades. During the handover on Tuesday, 19 April 2022, Michael Francois, Acting Commissioner of
Over the last six years, Grenlec has contributed more than $1.5 million to support health services in our tri-island state. More recently, Grenlec partnered with the Ministry of Health to purchase an ambulance. Grenlec believes that everyone should have access to good health and well-being. It’s part of our commitment to social responsibility.
Monday, 13 November 2017: The St. Andrew’s Anglican Secondary School (SAASS) is celebrating the rewards of its success in the Grenlec Debates over the years.The school has now added a new gym facility that was funded through project awards that SAASS earned in the Grenlec Debates. Speaking during the blessing of the facility, Dianne Abel-Jeffrey –
The Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative is proud to contribute $55,000 this year for equipment and supplies to Grenada Amateur Swimming Association for the Good Hope Pool. The project will enhance Grenada’s swimming programmes. “A big ‘thank you’ to Grenlec for their contribution in the development of swimming in Grenada, and to enhance the facility and
