Sharyn

As founder of UBU I found my inspiration from my brother Tony who was a foster child, then adopted by my parents when he was five. After listening to his stories about the treatment he received while in the homes I began to think of what it was like for him as well as the thousands of other kids. I decided to start the school after Tony passed on in 2008. It is my tribute to him and all that he did for me. Of all the things I've done in my life, this is the one thing that truly makes me feel like I'm finally on the right path.

Plans

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Each and every day it is obvious we are making progress even though it seems very slow indeed. I meet the most incredible people who have connections to Belize, the construction industry, non profit world and so on. There is no doubt in my mind we are on the right track and this school for … Read more

Gangs all Here!

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Rey Banzon, our architect invited the entire FASAEO (Filipino American Society of Architects and Engineers) to Rey’s project in Lafayette. It was the first time the group saw what Rey has been working on for more than three years. Rey treated everyone to a tour of the 6,500 sq ft home (originally 1,500 sq ft) and the amazing … Read more