Ubuntu II: Simunye | Trinidad & Tobago Prison Service Relive the powerful moments from Ubuntu II: Simunye, hosted by the Trinidad & Tobago Prison Service on September 12th, 2025, at the Prison Service Sports Club. This cultural showcase celebrated unity, heritage, and community through music, dance, and storytelling. The evening brought together performers and audiences under the spirit of Simunye “We Are One.” ✨ Highlights include: • Live performances celebrating African and Caribbean heritage • Inspiring cultural displays and creative expressions • Community spirit and togetherness • Special door prize giveaways 🎥 Event recorded for playback so you can experience the energy, culture, and connection all over again. 📅 Date: September 12th, 2025 📍 Venue: Prison Service Sports Club 🎟 Tickets: $200 ⸻ 👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated with future events and cultural showcases from the Trinidad & Tobago Prison Service. #Ubuntu #Simunye #TrinidadAndTobago #PrisonService #CulturalShowcase #Unity

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TT Prison Service Celebrates Divali with Cultural Showcase On Saturday, 11th October 2025, the Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service hosted a vibrant Divali Celebration bringing together staff from institutions across the Service to honour the festival’s message of light, unity, and renewal. The event, aptly themed "Focusing on the light, knowledge and goodness that spark within us", was filled with colour, music, and the aroma of traditional Indian cuisine, and highlighted the Service’s commitment to fostering cultural appreciation and togetherness. The 2025 Divali Committee, under the auspicious management of Mr. Ricardo Dass, Assistant Commissioner of Prisons, was responsible for the success of the event. Several competitions were incorporated within the celebration which included Choka, best dressed male and female, and tents' bamboo display to name a few. 🏆 Overall Results: 1️⃣ Maximum Security Prison 2️⃣ Carrera Convict Prison 3️⃣ Women’s Prison & Claxton Bay Correctional Facility 🏅 Category Winners: Baigan Choka: Maximum Security Prison Tomato Choka: Youth Training & Rehabilitation Centre Innovative Indian Mushroom Dish: Eastern Correctional & Rehabilitation Centre Indian Delicacy: Women’s Prison & Claxton Bay Correctional Facility Chai Tea: Carrera Convict Prison Bamboo & Tent Display: Eastern Correctional & Rehabilitation Centre The event which featured an inspiring address by Mrs. Tara Jadoo-Maharaj, Attorney-at-Law, was made possible through the generous support of major sponsors Mr. Raj Jadoo (Jadoo Trading), and Mr. Fareed Hosein (Asquith Engineering) plus many others. The Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service thanks all stakeholders and remains committed to promoting cultural awareness, unity, and positivity among staff and inmates alike, illuminating the path forward through shared celebration and light. #TTPrisonService #Divali2025 #FestivalOfLights #UnityThroughCulture #ChokaCompetition #CulturalCelebration #teamworkmakesthedreamwork

Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service Hosts 4th Annual Church Service & Memorial Day Observance On Sunday, November 2, 2025, the Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service hosted its 4th Annual Church Service and Memorial Day Observance under the theme “Honouring a Legacy of Light & Service.” The day’s events began with the Blessing of the Colour at the Holy Trinity Parish, Arouca, and concluded with the Memorial Day Observance at the Prison Service’s Memorial Garden, Golden Grove.