A Bermuda where we all recognize and act on our duty to care for and love one another.
To create a Bermuda where everyone’s basic needs – food, housing, clothing, healthcare, education, justice, and a healthy environment – are secured and guaranteed by law.
Bermuda Is Love is a community-focused charity and social justice organisation in Bermuda that works to build a more compassionate, equitable and thriving society by helping meet people’s basic needs and advocating for systemic change.
We hold regular events, launch numerous campaigns, organise various programs, and advocate for many causes that all centre around our seven key pillars of human rights. We frame our work around human rights as they are crucial for sustainably protecting vulnerable people and the environment. Linking our efforts to these rights creates legal pathways for advancing climate activism and social justice, addressing systemic issues at their root rather than with temporary fixes.
Viewing basic needs as guaranteed rights—not privileges or charity—underscores the collective responsibility of individuals, organizations, companies, and governments to respect, protect, and fulfill them for everyone.
The Human Right to Food |
Ensuring everyone has access to nourishing food and combating food insecurity. |
The Human Right to Housing |
Advocating for affordable and secure housing for all members of our community. |
The Human Right to Healthcare |
Ensuring every Bermudian has access to necessary healthcare, including mental health services. |
The Human Right to Clothing |
Providing access to essential clothing and addressing issues of poverty. |
The Human Right to Education |
Ensuring equitable access to education, empowering individuals with the tools they need to thrive. |
The Human Right to Justice |
Advocating for a fair and just legal system that serves all people equally. |
The Human Right to a Healthy Environment |
Promoting sustainability and environmental policies that protect our natural resources for future generations. |
Aaron is a qualified attorney, Founder, Chair, and Managing Director of Bermuda Is Love.
Courtney is a print and textile designer, multi-disciplinary artist, corporate administrator, and Trustee, Treasurer and Head of the Access to Clothing Working Group of Bermuda Is Love.
William is an interdisciplinary climate change specialist, insurance broker, and Trustee, Vice-Chair, and Head of the Access to Food Working Group of Bermuda Is Love.
George is a law student, and Trustee, Secretary, and Head of the Access to Justice Working Group of Bermuda Is Love.
Keevon is an electrician, and Trustee and Head of the Access to Housing Working Group.
Thu00e9o is Chair of the National Youth Policy Working Group, Capital Management Associate, and Trustee and Head of the Access to Education Working Group of Bermuda Is Love.
Under the guidance of the Leadership Team, Bermuda Is Love operates through seven dedicated Working Groups. These groups form the backbone of our advocacy and programmatic work. Each Working Group is aligned with one of our Seven Key Human-Rights Pillars and is responsible for developing policy solutions, organizing events, implementing programs, and leading public education efforts within its focus area.
Working Groups are made up of members of our community — volunteers, professionals, students, parents, retirees, creatives, and advocates — who are united by a shared commitment to love, justice, and human dignity.
Working Groups transform our mission into action. They ensure that Bermuda Is Love remains community-driven, solutions-oriented, and structured for long-term systemic change where everyone's basic needs are met.
The Access to Food Working Group focuses on building a food-secure Bermuda by addressing hunger, food insecurity, and weaknesses within the island’s food system. The group organizes food drives, supports school breakfast initiatives, partners with local farmers and community organizations, and advocates for policies that strengthen local agriculture and reduce food waste. Their long-term goal is to ensure that access to nutritious food is recognized and protected as a legal human right.
The Access to Housing Working Group works to ensure that everyone in Bermuda has access to safe, stable, and affordable housing. This group hosts landlord-tenant workshops, supports the Renting Ready Program, partners with housing organizations, and researches structural barriers within the rental market. Through advocacy and public education, the group advances policy reforms that strengthen tenant protections and promote housing security for all.
The Access to Healthcare Working Group advocates for equitable and universal access to healthcare services. The group organizes community wellness initiatives, blood drives, health screenings, and educational events focused on both physical and mental health. At a policy level, the group works toward advancing universal healthcare coverage and reducing healthcare disparities, recognizing that good health is foundational to freedom and human flourishing.
The Access to Clothing Working Group promotes dignity and sustainability by ensuring equitable access to essential clothing. In addition to organizing clothing drives and free clothing giveaways, the group educates the community about fast fashion, textile waste, and sustainable consumption. Their work connects environmental responsibility with human dignity, reinforcing the idea that clothing is not a luxury, but a basic need tied to self-respect and identity.
The Access to Education Working Group is dedicated to expanding access to quality education and lifelong learning opportunities. The group manages initiatives such as scholarship programs, book drives, school supply distributions, and skills workshops. By addressing educational inequality and advocating for long-term structural reforms, the group seeks to unlock human potential and create pathways for social mobility and opportunity.
The Access to Justice Working Group works to ensure equal access to justice for all, regardless of economic status. The group operates free legal advice clinics, hosts legal education workshops, and engages in policy advocacy aimed at strengthening legal protections and advancing universal legal aid. Their work is rooted in the belief that justice must be impartial, accessible, and protective of the most vulnerable members of society.
The Access to a Healthy Environment Working Group focuses on climate justice and environmental sustainability. The group organizes community cleanups, environmental education initiatives, and youth climate events while advocating for policies that reduce emissions, protect biodiversity, and promote sustainable consumption. By treating a healthy environment as a human right, the group works to safeguard both present and future generations.
Whether through volunteering at one of our programs, attending an event, participating in a campaign, or joining a working group, your participation is vital to our collective success. Get involved today and become part of a movement that makes Bermuda better for everyone!
