The WIFS Caribbean Chapter is designed to strengthen food safety systems while advancing women working across industry, government, academia, laboratories, and public health. The proposal addresses unique Caribbean challenges such as limited resources, fragmented regional coordination, and the informal food sector, while creating leadership, mentorship, and visibility opportunities for women professionals.
The chapter is structured around four strategic pillars: community building, professional development and mentorship, partnerships and regional collaboration, and advocacy and public education, implemented through a phased two-year roadmap.
The chapter is structured around four strategic pillars: community building, professional development and mentorship, partnerships and regional collaboration, and advocacy and public education, implemented through a phased two-year roadmap.
Our Mission
Together, we can do BETTER!” |
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Focus Areas
- Community building & Regional connection
- Create inclusive communities that connect women in food safety, both locally and globally, fostering meaningful relationships and long-term support.
- Professional Development & Mentorship
- Support women at every career stage through mentorship, leadership development, and skill-building opportunities that empower growth and advancement.
- Partnerships & Regional Collaboration
- Strengthen the food safety ecosystem by partnering with industry, academia, and regional leaders to expand access, resources, and shared impact.
- Advocacy, Outreach & Public Education
- Elevate women’s voices through advocacy, outreach, and education—advancing visibility, equity, and leadership across the industry.
Support Our Mission
Your generosity helps us grow the Women in Food Safety community and expand our impact. Every donation supports mentorship programs, scholarships, events, and resources that empower the next generation of leaders in food safety. By giving, you are directly investing in a more inclusive, collaborative, and resilient industry. Together, we can continue to break barriers and build opportunities for women everywhere.