
2014
Volunteerism in the Community
National Youth Awards — nominated by the Ministry of Gender, Youth & Child Development for outstanding community volunteerism.

Trinidad & Tobago

Empowering youth, building communities, and advancing sustainable development across Trinidad & Tobago since 2012.
Over a decade of measurable change in communities across Trinidad & Tobago.
Years of Impact
Lives Transformed
Community Events
National Awards
No Youth Left Behind was founded in La Brea in 2012 by Quincy Joseph to ensure young people in his community were seen, supported, and given real opportunities to grow.
Today the organisation spans youth development, community outreach, environmental action, culture, sports, and entrepreneurship across Trinidad & Tobago.
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2012
Founded
Six pillars of impact driving change across communities in Trinidad & Tobago.

Structured mentorship, school engagement, anti-crime outreach, and confidence-building programmes help young people develop leadership and social resilience.

From food hampers to toy drives and direct family support, NYLB responds to practical needs with consistency and local trust.

Young people are engaged through cleanups, conservation, planting, and environmental awareness tied to real stewardship.

Food, heritage, and cultural expression are used as living tools for pride, learning, and intergenerational connection.

Sports give youth a visible outlet for discipline, belonging, teamwork, and anti-violence engagement.

Entrepreneurship, eco-tourism, and youth enterprise are framed as practical engines for long-term opportunity.

Eco-Tourism Spotlight
At the La Brea Pitch Lake Eco-Tourism Park, NYLB is helping young people train as tour guides, environmental stewards, and community ambassadors while showcasing one of Trinidad's most extraordinary destinations.
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Awards & Recognition
From local borough awards to government recognition and environmental leadership honours — NYLB's impact has been seen and celebrated at every level.

2014
National Youth Awards — nominated by the Ministry of Gender, Youth & Child Development for outstanding community volunteerism.

2017
Point Fortin Borough Corporation 37th Anniversary Borough Awards — recognised for outstanding contribution to youth development in the Borough.

2022
National Youth Awards — Champion, Youth Group (Ages 10–17), presented by the Ministry of Youth Development and National Service.

2022
Brother Jerome Foundation / Presentation College Past Students Association — recognised for community contribution across south Trinidad.

2023
Green Leaf Awards (Youth Edition) — Merit Award presented by the Environmental Management Authority of Trinidad & Tobago.

2023
Ministry of Works & Transport / NIDCO — recognised for contributions to youth development across the south-western region.
Latest Highlights
NYLB's strongest story is not a slogan. It is the steady, visible presence of young people learning, laughing, helping, and growing together across La Brea and beyond.
These moments come from the reviewed archive and point to the kind of organisation NYLB has become: community-rooted, youth-led, and active in everyday life.

Youth Programs
Moments like this capture what NYLB does best: helping young people feel seen, safe, and proud to show up as themselves.

Youth Programs
Behind every programme is a simple goal: create spaces where children can learn, connect, and enjoy being part of something bigger.

Youth Programs
NYLB is strongest when the work feels personal, local, and close enough for each child to know they matter here.

Youth Programs
From food preparation to community sessions, NYLB programmes work best when young people are active participants, not spectators.
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