Our Ambassadors
Meet the Corps
The Corps brings together formally installed participants who serve through the programme, contributing to community projects, youth advocacy and approved engagements.
Our Work
Ambassadors in action
The work of Ambassadors is documented through community projects, service and advocacy, from the issue addressed to the results recorded. Community Service Impact projects are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Designed and delivered by Ambassador teams
Each project explains the need, the response and the verified results.
Youth perspectives, with preparation
Consultations, forums and engagements reported with agreed follow-up.
Learning applied in practice
Field engagement and service stories from across Trinidad and Tobago.
Alumni Spotlight
Keigon Kayleb Denoon
From youth leadership to public service
A former National President of Trinidad and Tobago Youth Ambassadors (TTYA) and CARICOM Youth Ambassador for Trinidad and Tobago, Keigon Kayleb Denoon has carried his commitment to youth development into community leadership and public service.
His journey highlights the contribution of youth leaders beyond their terms of office: applying their experience to public service while remaining connected to their communities.
Alumni Spotlight
Daniel J. Wilson
From youth leadership to legal advocacy
Daniel J. Wilson is a youth development advocate and emerging legal professional whose journey reflects a longstanding commitment to service, academic excellence and leadership. From his early years as a National Youth Ambassador to his achievements in legal education, Daniel continues to demonstrate the lasting value of youth leadership and public service.
Daniel is expected to be called to the Bar of Trinidad and Tobago in November 2026. His journey demonstrates how the experience gained through youth development can support meaningful contributions to national and regional life.
Alumni Spotlight
Jessica Kavita Forbes
Entrepreneur | Climate Advocate
Jessica Kavita Forbes is a Trinidad and Tobago entrepreneur and climate advocate whose work spans business innovation, digital transformation, youth empowerment and sustainable development. With over a decade of experience in youth leadership and community engagement, she continues to champion innovative and inclusive solutions to challenges facing Caribbean communities.
From her early leadership within TTYA to her achievements in entrepreneurship, climate advocacy and regional development, Jessica continues to demonstrate how education, innovation and a commitment to service can create meaningful impact.
Her journey reflects the enduring legacy of the Trinidad and Tobago Youth Ambassadors: developing young leaders who continue to grow, lead and contribute to their communities, nationally, regionally and beyond.