• Miss Teen United Nation – Fargol
• Miss united Nation – Solange
• Mrs United Nation – Lianda
• Ms United Nation – Shaynee
• Ms Elite United Nation – Marlene

• Miss Teen UN Intl. 2010 – Erika Chong, Miss Teen Jamaica

• Miss UN Intl. 2010 – Natalie Lapointe Miss Canada

• Miss UN Intl. 1st Runner up 2010 (UN Ambassador) - Gabriela Ferreira, Miss Dominica Rep

• Ms UN Intl. 2010 – Sheyla Mendez Dotel, Ms Dominica Rep

• Mrs. UN Intl. 2010 – Tahmena Bokhari, Mrs. Pakistan

• Mrs UN Intl. 1st Runner up 2010 (UN Ambassador) - Isioma Mazagwu, Mrs West Africa

• Ms. Elite UN Intl. 2010- Stephne Bell, Ms Elite Jamaica

• Mr. UN Intl. 2010 – John Yearwood, Mr. Barbados

• Mr. UN Intl. 1st Runner up 2010 (Mr. UN Ambassador) – Anto-Neil Hamilton, Mr. Jamaica

• People’s Choice Ambassador 2010 (UN Intl. Ambassador) -- Tayo Adejumo, Mrs Nigeria

• Supermodel - Manda Gomes, Mrs Africa

• Miss Congeniality – two way tie between Miss North America Chrystal Oleschuk and Isioma Mazagwu, Mrs West Africa

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• Food
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• Pageant sash
• Unique gift bag
• Sports wear
• All entertainment in Jamaica

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Dance and sing or just show off a talent.

Non judged portion of the competition and fun for every one.

Top 5 performances as voted by the contestants perform on the pageant night.

Natalie realized at a very young age, that volunteer services provide a great opportunity to enhance one’s educational, personal and professional development.  Being a motivated multi-talented performer, Natalie uses her vocal talents to enrich the lives of others.  Her active participation within both the French and English communities in Tecumseh and Windsor-Essex County has led Natalie to be a sought after entertainer at many charity events and festivals.   Organizations Natalie has helped out include W.E. Care for Kids, Heart and Stroke, the Cardiac Wellness Centre, the Kidney Foundation, Up with Downs, the Tecumseh Corn Fest, the Belle River Sunsplash, the Belle River Canadians Hockey Team, CIBC Run for the Cure, Good Fellows, Terry Fox Run and more.  The Canadian Cancer Society and the Heart and Stroke Foundation hold a special place in Natalie’s heart, and an annual fundraiser that benefits the two causes is one of the many ways she contributes.

Natalie is a previous Miss Tecumseh titleholder (2007) and has won many awards and scholarships for her involvement and vocal talents such as the Canada Youth Day Award, the United Way Hearts that Light the Way Award, Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year and many, many others.

Natalie’s hobbies include traveling, shopping, dancing, reading, and going to the gym.

I was born on October 15th 1994 in St. Andrew, Jamaica. I am the fourth generation Jamaican with Chinese, Guyanese, Indian, Portuguese and Scottish ancestry. I was raised in Kingston, Jamaica by both parents, Ian and Sharon Chong.

I am currently attending Liberty Academy at the Priory High School holding the Sports Manager’s title for the football team and President for the Social Etiquette Club. I am majoring in Physics, Biology, Integrated Science, Art, Information Technology, English Literature, Mathematics and English Language in Grade 11.

I enjoy dancing, reading, socializing, football, tennis, Martial Arts [Wing-Leung Kung-Fu] and weight lifting. I had the honors of being Prefect of the school in Grade 6 at Liberty Academy Preparatory School. In the first year of high at The Queen’s High School, I was honored with Student Council Representative for Grade 71, then in my second year and third year of high school at Hillel Academy I was once again honored with Student Council Representative for Grade 81 and 91. For my fourth and fifth year of high school at Liberty Academy I am one of the Prefects of the school and Student Council Representative for the school and Sports Manager for the football team.

I have assisted the abused and abandoned children of Marigold Child Care Facility and at the Bustamante Hospital. In addition I am assisting the blind and seeing impaired at the Salvation Army.

My goal in life is to assist in many ways as possible to the less fortunate.

Erika’s Trip to Toronto

Ericka was recently in Toronto, Canada to do some appearances for the Pageant.

The program was designed to expose young people to public speaking and the fundamental principles of Leadership. Typically a modest and quiet fellow, John was exposed to the importance of oral etiquette and was taught how to competently speak to audiences greater than one. Ultimately, the programme not only improved John’s level of self esteem and confidence but provided him with excellent communication skills which he incorporated within his life. John is not shy to say that he can ably articulate and express himself within any forum of discussion.
If given one word, John would describe himself as a sportsman. John proudly represented his school in football, cricket, volleyball and track and field. He was a member of the Barbados National squad at the 2004 Junior Football World Cup Qualifiers and the 2005 Caribbean Junior Volleyball Championships which Barbados won. This sporting portfolio has opened doors to many opportunities such as travel and learning about different cultures. He has made countless friends and always leaves a game with a smile. It is that sportsman like character that is the true fabric of John Yearwood. He is the epitome of discipline and perseverance, willing to learn, keen to try new things, competitive, with the knowledge of success, failure and resilience. Most important, he is a team player, as no one man is an island and Together Everyone Achieves More.
In the summer of 2006 he was a part of the Cricket World Cup 2007 project as he worked as an office assistant to the main architects Larsen and Toubro. This experience further fueled his ambition to become an architect as he spent his lunch times reviewing construction plans and schematics. The same year, John was hired by the Ministry of Education to teach Industrial Arts and Design and Technology at the Secondary School Level. It was only then that he noticed his love for children, and passing on knowledge as he did so for two years.
Taking time off from teaching to pursue his first passion, John is currently a full-time student at the Barbados Community College pursuing studies in Architecture.  John was drawn to architecture through Technical Drawing at the age of thirteen. He has a love for drawing and was captivated by the practical applications and knowledge which Architecture offered. According to Sir Winston Churchill, ‘we shape our buildings: thereafter they shape us’. In a country such as Barbados where the standard of living and economic development is high, architects will be further desired to sculpt the future civilization while preserving the current built and social environment.
John earned the title of Mr. Ebony Barbados this year and is going from strength to strength in both his educational pursuits and his modeling career.  Although it started out as just a hobby, he sees modeling as a lucrative career path, something fun he can do while continually building confidence and experiencing diverse cultures. John sticks close to three core philosophies which guide him in his everyday endeavors and trials. These are “Anything worth doing is worth doing well”, “No struggle, no progress,” and “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me:  Philippians 4:13”

She was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and spent several childhood years in Faisalabad, Pakistan. She won Mrs. Pakistan World 2010 in Toronto and became the 3rd Pakistani woman in history to represent married women on an international platform. Currently she holds the title of Mrs. United Nations 2010, which she won in Negril, Jamaica. She became the first Pakistani beauty queen to bring back the title for Pakistan.

She obtained her master’s in social work from the University of Toronto and subsequently traveled abroad, working with orphans, victims of poverty, and natural disaster survivors. For six weeks, she worked in the relief efforts following the October 8, 2005 earthquake in Kashmir, including serving as a translator for foreign doctors.

As a college professor, Bokhari teaches social work at Seneca and George Brown colleges. She has worked as a consultant to governments and organizations, and as a public speaker and writer in the Greater Toronto Area. She focuses on diversity, ending violence against women, health (particularly cancer), and issues involving immigrants and settlement.

Date: November 16th – 20th, 2011

Where: Negril, Jamaica, Seawind Resort

Special for the first 20 contestants.

Low entry fee includes accommodation, food, travel to and from the airport, sash, gift bag, sports wear, and all entertainment in Jamaica.

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