The “Sharing Sweet Traditions” project is a youth-led community service initiative designed to strengthen intergenerational connections on Saba while supporting elderly residents who may experience isolation.
Through this activity, Leo and peer volunteers will work alongside a local culinary expert to prepare traditional Sabian treats such as mami-apple tarts and coconut tarts. These homemade goodies will be personally delivered to elderly residents in the community. During the visits, volunteers will spend meaningful time with recipients—engaging in conversation, reading to them, or simply offering companionship.
The project promotes cultural heritage, volunteerism, and social connection while encouraging young people to actively contribute to the well-being of their community.
Through this activity, Leo and peer volunteers will work alongside a local culinary expert to prepare traditional Sabian treats such as mami-apple tarts and coconut tarts. These homemade goodies will be personally delivered to elderly residents in the community. During the visits, volunteers will spend meaningful time with recipients—engaging in conversation, reading to them, or simply offering companionship.
The project promotes cultural heritage, volunteerism, and social connection while encouraging young people to actively contribute to the well-being of their community.
Saturday • 09:00 - 14:00
Thais Hill Road #6
St. John's
St. John's
Indoors
0 / 10 Volunteers
5 Organization volunteers
5 Organization volunteers
Contact person
Saba Unspoiled Queen LEO Club
Nevaeh
Peterson
+5994165436
Carl
Buncamper
+5994167777
15 elderly residents visited and supported with homemade local treats and companionship.
15 youth volunteers engaged in hands-on community service.
Traditional Sabian baking skills shared with young volunteers.
15 youth volunteers engaged in hands-on community service.
Traditional Sabian baking skills shared with young volunteers.
