The mission of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society, a non-profit organisation, is to increase awareness amongst the people of the Cayman Islands of cancer as a major health concern, to initiate positive change in all areas relating to cancer, to prevent the development of cancer and to counsel and support cancer patients and their families.

For CayMas 2023, CI$50 from every road package purchased will go towards the efforts of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society to raise awareness about the illness, support those directly affected and their families, and cover the costs of preventative services that everyone in our community can access.

The Alex Panton Foundation is a not-for-profit with the primary objective of raising awareness of mental illnesses affecting children and young adults in the Cayman Islands with a particular focus on anxiety and depression. This Foundation has been established in memory of Alex Panton, who succumbed to the effects of severe depression at the age of 16. The Alex Panton Foundation aims to provide hope and resources to friends, family, teachers, classmates and careers to help save the lives of children and young adults struggling with mental illness.

The mission of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society, a non-profit organisation, is to increase awareness amongst the people of the Cayman Islands of cancer as a major health concern, to initiate positive change in all areas relating to cancer, to prevent the development of cancer and to counsel and support cancer patients and their families.

Frances Bodden Children's Home, operated by the Children and Youth Services Foundation, is a live-in facility that houses youth deemed, by the Courts, to be in need of protection and specialist care.

Thanks to the collective support of our revellers, residents and staff were treated to an afternoon of cultural creativity with a fun, guided art class taught by the Art Nest!

Youth ACT (Youth Anti-Crime Trust) focuses on combating the causes of crime among young people through projects such as day-long crime awareness and prevention events at local high schools, music therapy in the prison system, and the skateboard programme that is run in partnership with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.

TAYA Lounge (Teen and Youth Adult Lounge) is the public-facing space of the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre where the Centre hosts group counselling sessions, family get-togethers and most importantly, a safe place for teens and young adults to go and hang out. In addition, the TAYA Lounge is a place where people who have differences of opinion or have different lifestyles are welcomed and supported. It’s all about unity … togetherness!