Health Ministry takes problem management to communities
March 16, 2023
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The highly anticipated JCDC Competitions experienced a significant downturn in face-to-face competitions during 2020 and 2021, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization is gearing up for the 2023 season of competitions and is encouraging Jamaicans of all ages to get ready for the staging.
All non-communicable diseases are related to our lifestyle. Diabetes is one such disease that can be managed and in some cases, even remedied with the right lifestyle changes. We have to pay attention to what we put in our bodies. Help our bodies, help us.
Students from Trench Town who go to Charlie Smith High School form the thirty student cohort of the Local Partner Development Programme put on by USAID and Sterling Asset Management. The Agents for Transformation Project. After-school Math and English classes commenced in October 2022.
Gender-based violence must be eradicated. Whether it be violence against women and girls or against males. When we are furious, we must alter our choice so that our behaviour does not mean we hurt others. Our entire society need to be on deck with this change.
Through Culture Clubs, the JCDC teamed with the Bureau of Gender Affairs to host their annual Culture Clubs. The initiative launched on November 22 and ends on November 25.
Once again, Jamaica has received accolades. This time in the form of being a feature of one of the most popular card games ever. UNO has released UNO Jamaica. Make sure to check it out.
JCDC’s creative writing competition will visit all parishes as an exhibition that will last until July of 2023. The showcase will include select pieces that stand out as exceptional.
In order to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in Jamaica, the Ministry of Health and Wellness says that people need to work together. The work needs to be done with “all hands on deck.” as each sector of our society is a part of the solution.
Project CODE CARE will help to clear the backlog of elective surgeries at hospitals in Jamaica. The public-private partnership cover has covered just about 100 surgeries already.
The Pink Run is back with a bang to fight breast cancer in Jamaica. Participants blew expected numbers out of the water. Insurance company ICWI was elated with turnout and the possibilities.
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