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Arouca Community Council

Carrying the Torch for the Next Generation

Established in 1966, the Arouca Community Council is the not-for-profit community authority responsible for advocacy, coordination, and development in Arouca.

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Leadership & Governance

The Arouca Community Council is managed by an elected Executive body, serving a biennial term to oversee policy, financial management, and civic administration. Executive Term: April 2026 – April 2028.

Executive Officers
Trustees
Committee Members

President: Dr. Jelani I. Reid

Vice President: Jerome John

Secretary: Dr. Shaquille O. Trotman

Assistant Secretary: Ms. Merliane Mauge

Treasurer: Ms. Atia Thomas

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Youth Officer: Ms. Ariel Browne

 

Education & Research:  Dennis D. Lorde III

 

Public Relations: Mr. Israel Jack

 

Welfare Officer: Mrs. Patricia Jack

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Trustee: Mrs. Lue Anda Francis-Blackman

Trustee: Mr. Armondo Maharaj-Pacheco

Committee Member: Clarencia Britto 

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Committee Member: Marva Asche  

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Committee Member: Jamiliah Jack 

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Committee Member: Patricia Agard 

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Committee Member: Molly Guevara 

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About the Arouca Community Council

Established in 1966, the Arouca Community Council operates as the representative authority for the community of Arouca. Its mandate is established by a formal Constitution, which defines the Council's responsibility for community coordination, advocacy, and development.

The Council functions under constitutional authority to manage community affairs and represent resident interests. Its administrative scope is focused on the geographical development and governance of Arouca, providing a structured framework for the legal and civic representation of its membership.

Community Initiatives

The Council coordinates programmes and initiatives in support of community development, education, welfare, and civic participation, in keeping with its constitutional objectives.

Sustainable Development

Facilitating projects focused on physical infrastructure improvements and identifying priority zones for development within the Arouca community, ensuring all initiatives align with long-term strategic plans.

Structural Infrastructure & Growth

Youth & Education

Empowering the next generation through youth-led workshops, educational scholarships, and community learning programs designed to build capacity and academic excellence across all demographics.

Skill Development & Learning

Welfare & Civic Duty

Coordinating social support systems for vulnerable citizens and fostering a culture of active civic engagement. The Council ensures that every resident has a voice in the collective development of Arouca.

Inclusive Advocacy & Support

All bookings are request-based and subject to approval by the Executive of the Arouca Community Council.

Arouca Community Centre — Venue Rental

Booking Process
  1. Submit booking request
  2. Executive review
  3. Approval and instructions issued

Applicants will be contacted within one (1) business days of submission.

Constitution

The Arouca Community Council operates in accordance with its Constitution, which outlines its mandate, governance structure, membership, and procedures.

Constitution of the Arouca Community Council

The Constitution is available for public reference.

Contact the Council

Connect on WhatsApp

Messages are monitored during business hours. Please allow reasonable time for responses.

Official Email

aroucacommunitycouncil@gmail.com

Official Secretariat

Arouca Community Council
Arouca Community Centre
# 2 Victoria Street, Arouca, 350519
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

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