The Homeowners Association of Trinidad and Tobago provides a free, safe, secure digital platform focused on addressing the needs of our country’s private homeowners and residents. It does this by empowering Communities, NGOs and Government Agencies to communicate more effectively.
Please note: Member profiles, directories, groups, discussions, and site activity are private by default and only visible to users where relevant or explicitly made public. As a result, much of the content and group activity may not appear unless you have the appropriate permissions.
Currently, direct video uploads are not supported. However, you may share videos by providing a link from a video hosting platform such as YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo. We plan to enable direct uploads in the future.
Your profile and the information you submit are, by default, private and viewable only by you. You also have the option to toggle this visibility. No homeowner or resident profiles are searchable on HOATT. However, public profiles like Government Agencies and NGOs are searchable. As a member, you can also add connections and customise your privacy settings.
All HOATT members are verified through a valid form of national identification linked to their residence. Members may participate in public forums and view publicly available information, but access to other areas of the site is restricted unless specific permissions are granted.
HOATT posted a new post. 2 years ago
Addressing Flooding in Developing Countries: Lessons from Trinidad and TobagoFlooding is a significant and recurrent issue in many developing countries, including Trinidad and Tobago. The twin-island nation, located in the Caribbean, faces frequent and…
Environmental Health Association posted a new post. 2 years ago
Trinidad and Tobago: Choking on Smoke and Fueling CancerExamining how Bushfires, Garbage Burning, Vehicular Exhaust and Industrial Air Pollution are causing Cancer throughout Trinidad and Tobago When we inhale smoke and fumes from domestic rubbish…
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Illegal Dumping and Burning at La Resource Road North Extension D'Abadie
There is an illegal dumping and burning exercise that occurs along the La Resource Road North Extension, D’Abadie. This road begins at the corner of Lillian Heights, D’Abadie and goes higher up into the Northern Range. This road is accessed via the Arima Old Road and runs perpendicular to it. As one travels past the housing communities along… Read more
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HOATT posted an update 2 years ago
https://newsday.co.tt/2024/04/29/ameen-landfill-fire-chasing-guanapo-residents-from-homes/
newsday.co.tt
Ameen: Landfill fire chasing Guanapo residents from homes - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ST AUGUSTINE MP Khadijah Ameen is demanding the government stop the noxious fumes emitting from the Guanapo Landfill, forcing residents of out their homes.
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HOATT posted an update 2 years ago
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/fire-leads-to-closure-of-guanapo-landfill-6.2.1988442.ca88df7d4f
guardian.co.tt
Fire leads to closure of Guanapo Landfill
The Guanapo Landfill was closed yesterday after a fire, which began Saturday, continued to blaze yesterday.
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