We equip Caribbean communities to break free from generational trauma, fostering emotional wellness and healing the psychic wounds of slavery. Our mission: create as many Caribbean pink flamingoes as possible.

The Body Keeps Score

Addressing Generational Trauma

Slavery was abolished in the British Caribbean on August 1, 1834. The last Caribbean country declared independence on September 19, 1983. But the psychological wounds remain deeply embedded in individuals, children, families and communities. We see the social effects of these wounds manifesting in various ways:

 “The psychological wounds of slavery manifest as generational trauma that limits peace, joy and potential. We cannot heal what we do not acknowledge.”

Our Approach

We are creating a movement of emotional wellness that will ripple through generations, transforming families, communities, and nations through our four core initiatives.

Our Flock Takes Flight

Transforming Trauma Into Freedom

The body keeps score when the conscious minds forget. Every Pink Flamingo resource, therapy session, and workshop creates ripples of healing that transform generational wounds into generational wellness. Watch our flock grow as we work towards our 2025 goals:

Join Our Mission

Support our work to heal the psychological wounds of slavery in Caribbean communities. Your donation makes lasting change possible.

Other Ways to Support Our Flock

Pink Flamingo Voices of Healing

Stories of Transformation

Hear powerful stories from those who have experienced the impact of our work:

“Caribbean people are resilient. Slavery showed us that. But I’d very much love for us to not have to demonstrate our “resilience and strength” using the behaviors we adopted to cope and survive during our past slavery experiences.

I’d love to see us thrive on every level with patterns and behaviors that give us joy and peace on every level. That allow us to reach our full potential as we show up and serve others in ways that honor God’s plan for the Caribbean, honor our needs on every level and honor our neighbors. That’s the Caribbean I dream of.” – Chanel Robe – Founder

Join us in healing the psychological wounds of Caribbean slavery. Together we can create emotional wellness and transform generations.