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July 2003
Construction of a youth center in exchange for the creation of a 7-acre park
Due to a high rate of development, Georgetown, the capital city of the Cayman Islands, lacks sufficient urban parkland. At the same time, there is also a lack of facilities for the city’s growing teenage population. Seacology is supporting the construction of the youth center in exchange for the establishment of a seven-acre park in Georgetown.

- June 2006
- Chairman Paul Cox visited this project in December 2005. The center and park sustained damage from September 2004’s Hurricane Ivan. While repairs to the youth center were completed, work on the...
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- The center sustained damage to its roof and was flooded during September 2004's Hurricane Ivan. Many trees in the seven-acre park were destroyed. Project coordinator Pastor Al Ebanks reports that...
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- The youth center was constructed and dedicated in September 2003. The seven-acre park surrounding the youth center was planted with several endemic fruit trees and plants. A local architect has...
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