HEART OF A HERO Series

The comic book tells the story of James, a young boy who learns, through example and exposure to several aspects of Heroism.

Rory Goring a local artist rendered this beautiful and patriotic image, depicting a local firefighter in an act of ultimate Heroism.

Proudly printed (in full color) by Texprint Limited, and published in Trinidad & Tobago! Limited quantities remain, as a limited print run was done for exclusive sale on the Convention floor (2003).

Copies available at the Heroes Foundation.

The main objective of this issue is to sensitize the reader on the lives of the differently-abled youth in our community. The storyline revolves around a physically-challenged young man, who despite his own doubts and fears about his capabilities, rise to the challenge and in doing so, inspires his family, friends and colleagues to transform their way of thinking towards the differently-abled.

This issue has been dedicated to the 2004- 2005 Youth Team of the Heroes Foundation- the 'Heroes of the Future'. They comprise of youth from the Princess Elizabeth Centre, School for the Blind, School for the Deaf, St. Francois Girls College, Maple Leaf International and St. Michael's Home for Boys.Proudly printed in full color by Texprint Ltd, and published in Trinidad & Tobago! Limited quantities remain. Heart of a Hero #2 is on sale at The Heroes Foundation office. (2004)

Copies available at the Heroes Foundation.

A comic designed primarily for educating youth about the realities of living with HIV and AIDS in T&T. An innovative comic book offering age-appropriate education on HIV and AIDS representing a valuable addition to a growing body of materials designed for girls and young people in general- who are recognized as being at high risk for HIV. This book offers a glimpse of realities of living with HIV and AIDS and it is our desire that by gaining an insight into this reality, the reader will understand the challenges of being HIV positive, particularly the associated Stigma and Discrimination and the hurt that is often experienced by those living with HIV and AIDS.

This publication is a powerful tool to drive home to young people the basics of HIV prevention and the need for more embracing attitudes to those already infected. A resource list of organizations where information, guidance and counseling are available in attached in the Appendix. Proudly printed in full color by Texprint Ltd, and published in Trinidad & Tobago!(2005)

Copies available at the Heroes Foundation.

This book, in keeping with the aim of empowering the youth with information, touches on numerous situations which our youth face on a daily basis- Alcohol Abuse, Premarital Sex and Crime!

The story was skillfully produced by the Heroes Foundation team along with the writer, Shaun Raiz Mohammed who worked with a team of artists, Marvin Leech, Michelle Dawn Amoroso and Khadija Mohammed.

Proudly printed in full color by Texprint Ltd, and published in Trinidad & Tobago! Limited quantities remain. (2006)

Copies available at the Heroes Foundation.