People helping people, since 1968
Born to support sugar-estate workers in Long Pond, Trelawny Co-operative Credit Union has grown into a full-service, member-owned institution serving all of Trelawny.
From Long Pond to all of Trelawny
Trelawny Co-operative Credit Union was registered on 11 January 1968. We began life at the Long Pond Sugar Estates as the Trelawny Estates Co-operative Credit Union, when only estate workers could join.
In 1975, members voted to extend our bond and register as a parish-wide credit union. Today, anyone who lives, works or has ties to Trelawny — and their family — can become a member-owner.
Through every season, our mission has stayed simple: to improve the economic and social well-being of our members by providing affordable, accessible, member-focused financial services. We believe in people helping people.
Transparency you can trust
We are committed to financial integrity. Members have full access to our audited annual financial statements, and our Board of Directors is elected by the membership to ensure sound, responsible governance.
The seven co-operative principles
The same principles that unite credit unions worldwide shape how we serve Trelawny.
1. Voluntary & open membership
Open to everyone in Trelawny, without discrimination.
2. Democratic member control
One member, one vote — you help steer the credit union.
3. Member economic participation
Members contribute to and democratically control our capital.
4. Autonomy & independence
A self-help organisation controlled by its members.
5. Education & training
We build financial knowledge across the parish.
6. Co-operation among co-operatives
We work with the wider Jamaican credit union movement.
7. Concern for community
Sustainable development of Trelawny is at our core.
Guided by members, for members
Our Board of Directors is elected by the membership and supported by an experienced management team rooted in community, professionalism and service.
Board of Directors
Elected volunteers setting our strategic direction.
Supervisory Committee
Safeguarding members’ interests and oversight.
Credit Committee
Ensuring fair, responsible lending.
Management Team
Running day-to-day operations across both branches.
The faces behind TCCU
Elected directors and an experienced management team, all committed to serving the members of Trelawny.
Board of Directors
Steve Morris
Webster Thompson
Kenroy Gordon
Maxine Smith
Mervyn Sinclair
Omar Clarke
Landa Shereves
Janice Skeen-Miller
Errol Smith
Management Team
Robert Howell
Keino Johnson
Wallisford Mullings
Colesha Johnson
Shauna-Gaye Brown
Natasha Shirley
Chazrick Davidson
Odingi Stone
Cassandra Lewis
Reinvesting in Trelawny
When you bank with TCCU, your money strengthens the parish — funding farms in the Cockpit Country, small businesses in Falmouth, and the dreams of families in Albert Town.
- Affordable financing for farmers and small businesses
- Financial education for youth and members
- Support for local development and events
Become part of the TCCU story
Add your name to more than half a century of members helping members across Trelawny.