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“Radio for the People and by the People” 

• Builds local identity, character  and culture through a diversity of programmes and content
• Promotes community access to Caribbean and local community content
• Focuses on specific community issues  concerns and events
• Highlights  various interest groups and community personalities
• Shares local   news  by giving voice to the voiceless
• Includes minority and marginalized community members
• Facilitates mastery of radio equipment  and basic broadcasting techniques
• Promotes democratic process, social change, development, civil society and good governance
• Acts  as a form of public-service broadcasting  independent of government and  party politic
• Relies on the community resources it serves rather than the whole nation