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November 18, 2023
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Step into a world where education meets innovation as the Jamaican diaspora, represented by the VPSPSA, takes a pioneering leap toward closing the digital divide. In a heartwarming initiative, 117 computers have been generously donated to benefit six schools in Kingston and St. Andrew. Explore the impactful journey of Vaz Prep alumni who are revolutionising the educational landscape.
Grace to Grow Mentorship & Training Limited, a dynamic Jamaican company, has emerged as a beacon of empowerment and growth within the local business and educational landscape. The company’s primary purpose is to provide comprehensive mentorship and training programmes that equip women with the skills, knowledge, mindset, and support needed to excel in their professional and personal lives.
#AFiWiRepublic is a hashtag we all should look for, support, write to and share far and wide. It represents the historical reality of public involvement in creating our own constitution and, thus, our own reality.
LearningHub is a revolutionary education technology company committed to providing unparalleled educational resources and online assistance to students, parents, and educators globally.
Three teachers have received their dream gift courtesy of their students who nominated them, and the Insurance Company of the West Indies (ICWI) ‘Dream Big’ Teacher’s Day campaign.
Read Across Jamaica Day marked the launch of CAPTAIN I CAN!’s first children’s book, “The Adventures of Captain I Can!: The BIG Reveal.” Jessie Ripoll Primary School. The book was illustrated by 14-year-old Sarah Morgan as a first time project.
In honor of Medical Lab Professionals Week, private hospital Medical Associates Limited’s medical laboratory department gave young Akeef Nugent school stationery and supplies to help him educate inner-city youth in Cockburn Gardens, St Andrew youth.
The YWOP and YMOP programs, led by Lanisia Rhoden, give young people the tools they need to realize their maximum potential. The attendees of this year’s R.E.A.P. conference were inspired and equipped with resources they can use to achieve their goals.
Receiving knowledge through reading is one of the greatest adventures a society can take. Reading is fundamental to sustainable development. The BIAJ is on a mission to find and award literacy heroes across Jamaica.
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.
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