Caribbean Associations

ABAG seeks to create and maintain a viable network of Antiguans and Barbudans in the State of Georgia, and elsewhere in North America, that supports and promotes the cultural practices of Antigua and Barbuda.  

The Commerce Division of the Caribbean American Cultural Arts Foundation is a nonprofit organization focused on community development, climate change, and access to equitable opportunities.

Creating a forum where all Dominica resident in Georgia can come together

to find expression & pursu

To bring the St. Lucian and other Caribbean communities together through fun and educational activities.

Over the years, we have been dedicated to serving the local Atlanta community, and our commitment continues through collaborative efforts with the community. Our primary focus remains on the Rep Yuh Parish project, initiated in 2021, supporting three projects in Jamaica, along with our annual scholarship awards. 

Throughout the year, we will host a variety of events to share our culture, history, and foster networking opportunities. 

The Bahamas Association of Georgia, Inc. is a non-profit 501(C) organization, uniting Bahamian citizens, descendants and friends of The Bahamas through our cultural exchange while educating, sharing and helping each other reach a common goal.

Guyana Association of Georgia's vision is “to have an organization of excellence, committed to continuous improvement, dedicated to serve our native land, our members and the community.

Trinidad and Tobago Association of Georgia is a community service organization dedicated to the advancement and general wellbeing of the greater community of Georgia and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

The purpose of the Virgin Islands Association of Georgia (VIAG) is to share Virgin Islands cultural and educational experiences with other Virgin Islanders in both the U.S. and our homeland and to extend such awareness within our communities as well as to provide outreach services.

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for clinics in Barbados and providing scholarships for students in Georgia. Together, we can create a brighter future for generations to come.

GCAHC was founded in 2005 following the appointment of Valrie Walker Sanders as Special Events Director by the Institute of Caribbean Studies in Washington D.C. The organization received its 501(c)(3) status in 2007. GCAHC is the leading Caribbean representative organization of the Caribbean community in the state of Georgia.  Its ongoing advocacy and community involvement includes co-authoring Resolution HR 978 the Georgia Caribbean American Heritage Month legislation, sponsored by Georgia State Representatives Billy Mitchell; partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to achieve for accurate count for people of Caribbean ancestry in the State of Georgia in the 2010 and 2020 Census;  ongoing community involvement with Homeland Security re: FEMA, and USCIS immigration issues; participation in the SCLC Women’s Organization nonpartisan Multicultural Voter Registration; hurricane relief advocacy.  For more information about the organization,  go to