The Windsor Essex Caribbean Association (WECA) stands ready to offer support to our Jamaican member community.
Help us collect funds to purchase items or send direct funds to those in Jamaica in need of support as they work to recover from Hurricane Melissa.
The Windsor Essex Caribbean Association (WECA), founded in response to racial discrimination, was established to unite and support the Caribbean community in Windsor through social connection, advocacy, and cultural preservation.
Today, WECA continues to celebrate Caribbean heritage, provide culturally relevant programs, and advocate for equity and inclusion locally and nationally. Guided by its mission and vision, WECA works toward a thriving, united Black and Caribbean community where cultural pride, empowerment, and equitable opportunities are accessible across generations.
"A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots."
-Marcus Garvey
"It's a beautiful place. Every culture from every nation come together to meet and socialize and have various activities as one big family coming up on June the 14th and on what is the Caribbean fest come out and enjoy and have lots of fun with wonderful people meet new friends and enjoy Windsor Ontario as your home at the Caribbean Club."
"Staple to our community.
The Caribbean Center is a host to many great groups and brings lots of fun to our lives."
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