Although these activities and events did a good job of bringing sections of the community together, we recognised that there was a greater need to address core issues such as unemployment, youth deviance, poverty and crime. As a result, the Foundation repositioned itself to focus on community development and social enterprise and to develop more long-term sustainable projects/programmes that could have a greater impact on these core issues. To strive to create sustainable livelihoods and provide greater opportunities and empowerment actions became our priority for at risk urban young men and women across our communities. To bring these dreams to a reality, we have partnered with several entities in the NGO, private and government sectors for funding, technical and other support areas. Some of these partners include UNDP Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme (SGP), Maria Holder Memorial Trust, Sagicor Life Inc, Change Institute International, Women and Development Unit (UWI Open Campus), Barbados Youth Advance Programme, Brewsters Trust, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Sports, Youth and Culture.