What We Do
Lifeline is about helping Dominica!
For assistance with any of the following or to get involved, contact us.
767-235-8367  |  [email protected]  |  767-275-8367
“Peaced Together”
  • Creating beauty from brokenness …a 12-session course - finding healing through craft activities. Graduates join our Peaced Together community.
Travellers Support Groups
  • Via Whats App... for travellers coming to and leaving Dominica. To join either or both groups, contact Tina.
Professional Counselling
  • Online and or in person. 
  • Price EC$85; (financial assistance for victim 5 support)
Psychosocial Support Network
  • Contact us; we will help get someone to listen to you and help.  Our volunteers are trained in psychological first aid and understanding trauma.
Civil Society Strengthening
  • We are linked with over fifty small NGOs in Dominica providing project writing technical assistance and information about training resources and funding opportunities.
Training & Group Work
  • We provide advice training and group work for NGOs, public offices, churches, and businesses, including Dominica dementia support group.
Critical Incident Support
  • For employers and Employee Assistance Programmes in collaboration with Network Services out of Barbados 
Victim Support
  • Free, available for people who need help to report and or escape abuse in collaboration with Crimestoppers Dominica 
Sponsorships
  • For children and adults with “special needs” to help pay for social work support and grants for hygiene and educational needs.
Women’s Empowerment
  • Advice and support for vulnerable women including family planning and education.
Life Goes On
  • An Hiv support network hosted by Lifeline.
Volunteer your time and skills, online or in person, call or e-mail
[email protected]
767-275-8367  |  767-235-8367
NOTICE: Lifeline has openings for National Employment Program (NEP) interns... Please Contact Us!
We Are Actively:
  • Providing social work support for families facing challenges such as HIV. Cancer Disability and disaster

  • Sharing resources of emergency supplies, food, bedding and clothing through our distribution network of NGOs, churches and resource people in the community  

  • Supporting and counsel women and girls dealing with gender based violence and who are at risk of exploitation  

  • Building capacity in civil society by providing training and acting as a portal for resources and information for NGOs  

  • Partnering with international agencies to broker relationships with local organizations to facilitate project implementation