AGRICOLA Credit Union is an admirable example of people empowering people towards social and economic upliftment. It is a remarkable institution and has been so for over sixty years as it has provided and continues to provide a medium through which thousands continue to empower themselves towards experiencing a full and abundant life. Our beginnings Seventy years ago on April 9th 1949 the AGRICOLA Credit Union came into existence through its registration as a credit union . This was the culmination of hopes and dreams of a group of twenty-eight junior officers of the then Department of Agriculture, who formed themselves into a study group to learn about credit union philosophy and practice. The result of those efforts was due to the initiative of Mr. John Pierre Ottley whose initiatives led to formation of the group and registration of the credit union. Through the diligence and loyalty of members the initial saving of $280.60 has increased dramatically as the credit union is now worth $404.5 million. Considerable growth has also occurred in membership as well. The initial membership of twenty-eight persons has grown to a number of 9,652. Our growth while being gradual has been consistent

Founded in 1984, the Agape Credit Union provides a great avenue to save and invest your money for any of your future goals.

Providing responsive, highly competent financial services to all members. Mission Statement To enrich the quality of life of our customers, by providing prompt, customer-driven, diversified, financial, social and other services, through the commitment and dedication of our valued employees, in the communities we serve. Vision To be a premier co-operative service provider in the Caribbean Region.

The Credit Union was founded on March 05, 1952 as West Indian Oil Industries Credit Union. Since then the Credit Union has evolved to Lever Brothers Employees Credit Union; Lever Brothers Credit Union and now Community Care Credit Union to reflect its expanded field of membership. The original membership bond was employees and their immediate families.The credit union was organized to provide an avenue for members to pool their resources for loans and savings. Community Care Credit Union is now community based with branches in Curepe and Fyzabad. We offer a wide range of products and services designed to improve the economic, social and spiritual well-being of our members. We have grown from our humble beginnings in Carapichaima to fully meet the growing needs of our members for a convenient and easily accessible service provider.

LECCU is one of the leading in-house credit unions in Jamaica, today. Since its inception on the 19th of Sept. 1968, it has grown into a medium-size credit union with total assets of just over $1 Billion. Currently, there are over 4,000 members being served by a staff complement of fourteen. History Lascelles Employees Co-operative Credit Union had their first meeting in June 1968, at 14 ½ Port Royal Street, Kingston, this was chaired by Mr. Mario Kirkcaldy who was later elected as its first President. It began with 50 members from Lascelles De Mercado & Company, Lascelles Shipping, Lascelles Distribution and Lascelles Merchandise. By October of the same year 194 members were on the register with new members from Western Terminals, Lascelles Laboratories, AJAS and Transportation Agencies. Mission Statement To assist in improving the quality of life of our members by providing: Competitive financial products Quality service Motivated staff In a stable environment where the tenets of integrity and honesty are upheld. Vision Statement To be the friendly financial institution of choice Satisfying the needs of our members.

National Farmers’ Co-operative Credit Union (NFCCU) was established in February 1994 and was affiliated to the National Farmers', Association (NFA) - an umbrella organization, serving Farmers in Saint Lucia. NFCCU was established after a series of discussions and consultation with Farmers and Farmer groupings with the different parties expressing support for a financial institution for the economic development and advancement of farmers, their families and farming communities around the island of Saint Lucia. The National Farmers’ Co-operative Credit Union was registered on December 06, 1995 in accordance with the Saint Lucia Co-operative Societies Act. On June 07, 2005, National Farmers’ Co-operative Credit Union was renamed National Farmers’ and General Workers Co-operative Credit Union Society Limited in keeping to an AGM resolution to broaden the bound of the Credit Union.

Doing business with the Nevis Cooperative Credit Union gives you more advantage than other institutions. Best of all, you're a part owner of the credit union-which means that earnings are paid back to you, not stockholders. We offer higher dividends and low interest rates. NCCU is a not-for-profit organization that proudly serves the community and supports local organizations throughout Nevis.

C&WJ Co-operative Credit Union first open its door in April 1961, one year before Jamaica gained independence from Britain in August 1962. The company at that time was named JTC Employees Co-operative Credit Union which was bonded to serve the employees of the then Jamaica Telephone Company Limited (JTC). In 1995 Jamaica Telephone Company (JTC) was renamed to Telecommunications of Jamaica (TOJ) and the credit union was also renamed TOJ Employees Co-operative Credit Union.There was another name change to C&WJ Employees Co-operative Credit Union in 1999 when TOJ was renamed to Cable & Wireless of Jamaica. In order to serve the wider community and to extend reach to having members outside of the telecommunications industry, the credit union’s name was changed to Communities & Workers of Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union in 2006