About Us
The Grenada Education and Development Programme is dedicated to youth empowerment, leadership and sustainable development. GRENED works to promote sustainable economic and social development by producing educated, socially engaged citizens and leaders, with an emphasis on the youth.
Our Appeal
Volunteer – administrative support, mentoring, programme planner, event coordinator
Donate – to finance the scholarship programme, student training and events, web presence and our office administration team
Inform Others – tell others of our existence and encourage them to participate and contribute
Mission
To work with the youth in rural communities, using education as a catalyst for individual and communal empowerment, leadership and transformation.
Vision
To provide Grenada with educational opportunities and resources to achieve economic self-determination, social equality and poverty reduction
Student’s Testimonials
See what our clients have to say about us.
Charmaine Joseph
Medical Student
The Grenada Education and Development Program (GRENED) never stopped showing up and showing out. Whether it was by organizing and executing the interesting Summer Science Projects, Public Speaking Sessions, Goal Setting Seminars or just simply having fund raisers, it was always an enjoyable time learning new things, growing as an individual and having mentors who truly cared about my personal, academic, financial and emotional well-being.
Jalil Stephens
Student
I I would just like to express my gratitude towards the entirety of GRENED for assistance with school, the informative sessions we had on Saturdays and also the fun activities we were engaged in, which all aided in my holistic development. Even throughout the pandemic you all continued to provide support and for that I thank you. As I pursue a career in electrical engineering, I am surely grateful for their generosity.
Mark Brown
Entrepreneur
GRENED scholarship programme provided me with the necessary resources to make my educational journey comfortable, my family never had to worry about books, uniform, bags, etc, and that in itself is sufficient for any scholarship programme.The organization not only invested in my formal education but in my overall development as an individual. The doors were open to me on a daily basis, the computers were available for me to use, as a matter of fact, I did the majority of my student-based assessment, SBAs, at the then GRENED office in Telescope.