“NovaHaven.ai has landed in Camagüey. Our first mission is simple: feed the people. No politics, no conditions — just humanity first.”

Mission: Feed the Cuban People

Day 1 – Arrival (Sunday)

Camagüey Airport: Clear customs with essentials (powdered milk, baby formula, vitamins, rice/beans, cooking oil). Declare transparently if asked — frame as humanitarian aid.

Transport: Secure a reliable driver (USD cash upfront for loyalty).

Base Setup in Cayo Coco: Store food packages in your accommodation.

Evening: Meet a local contact (church or community committee) to identify 1–2 neighborhoods most in need.

Day 2 – Community Assessment (Monday)

Visit Camagüey neighborhoods: families, elderly homes, schools.Document needs (short interviews, photos of conditions).

Identify trusted locals to act as distribution partners.

Deliver first symbolic packages — children & elderly first.

Messaging: “NovaHaven.ai feeds the people — starting with Camagüey.”

Day 3 – Food Distribution (Tuesday)

Organize a community meal event: rice/beans, canned goods, powdered milk for kids Hand out pre-packaged family bundles (3–5 days of food).

Film this carefully: focus on faces, smiles, gratitude, not politics, Begin outlining “NovaHaven Kitchen” (community cooking site for future missions).

Day 4 – Expansion & Legacy (Wednesday)

Explore Cayo Coco & nearby rural towns — fishermen, workers, hotel staff families often face shortages.

Provide aid to under-represented groups (not just city centers).

Record final content for NovaHaven’s global announcement.

Announce next step: urban farming, hydroponics, and nutrition projects.

Practical Tips

Cash: USD works best; bring small bills.

Connectivity: Cayo Coco has Wi-Fi cards (ETECSA). Buy early for updates & uploads.

Safety: Stay neutral. Never present aid as political; always “for the people.”

Documentation: Collect visuals for NovaHaven.ai’s website + global donors.