In recognition of its development of Anguilla’s young people, the Anguilla United Front Administration through the Ministry of Education has presented thirty-six young Belongers of Anguilla with scholarships and financial aid.
Recipients of the Government’s 2026 Scholarship and Financial Assistance Awards recently participated in an orientation session hosted by the Public Administration Learning and Development Unit (PALDU).
The successful awardees were congratulated on their achievements and provided with important information on accessing their awards, managing their funding responsibly, and preparing for the experience of studying abroad. The session also offered practical guidance to help students make the most of their academic journey, including the importance of building meaningful networks.
The 2026 Scholarship Awardees and their field of studies are:
Scholarships
MD Specialization: Dejanae Christmas and Damanie Campbell;
BSc Cyber Security: Amani Richardson and Davisha Richardson;
BA Accounting: Kadeem Gumbs and Jhoan Heredia;
BSc Sport & Exercise Science: Jo’Quan Richardson;
BSc Radiology: Adaiah Linton;
BA Urban Planning: Denari Gumbs;
BA (Hons) Psychology: Keon Woodley;
BSc General Nursing: Jermeia Hodge-Rey;
BA Law: Keronni Vanterpool, Shakela Morton and Eusvon Brooks-Chambers;
BSc Electronic Engineering/BSE Electrical Engineering: Rayvia Hodge, Wendysha Hodge and McKadin Webster;
BSc/MSc/MD Occupational Therapy: Jahzara Hughes;
BSc Biological Sciences: Khya Fleming;
Architectural Engineering BEng: Zcriz Hodge;
BSc Construction Management: Jaivaun Richardson David;
Nursing Techniques Certification: Cathy-Ann Nanton;
Associate Paralegal Studies: Daniell Connor;
BSc Public Health and Community Wellbeing: Alyssa Simon;
MSc Economics & Finance: Remieko Richards, Jovoncia Proctor;
MBA/MSc Business Administration/Management: Shikeuria Richardson and Kahlea James;
MSc Speech & Language Pathology: Renée Bryan;
MA Risk Management: Stanlesha Sutherland;
Financial Assistance
MD Specialization: Najique Davis-Edwards;
BSc General Nursing: Kimberley Proctor and Shalia Smith;
BSc Cyber Security: Tia Webster and Jo’Ardin Richardson;
MBA/MSc Business Administration/Management: Chanice Hodge;
Law: Calniya Hughes.
The Government of Anguilla extends congratulations to all 2026 awardees and wishes them every success as they pursue their studies. Government remains committed to developing Anguilla’s human resources to meet the evolving needs of the public service and the wider community.
All scholarship opportunities offered by the Government of Anguilla are available to all Belongers of Anguilla who meet the relevant eligibility requirements. Students interested in applying for the 2027 scholarship cycle are encouraged to look out for scholarship offerings in January 2027.
By: James R. Harrigan
