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Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Living Well Community Care Centre, Dr. Joan Williamson, delivers remarks at the handover ceremony for $1 million from Living Well Community Care Centre, in partnership with Driscoll’s Berries Company, to support youth farmers who were affected by Hurricane Melissa. The event was held on Friday (March 27) at the Foundation’s headquarters on Duke Street in Kingston.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Living Well Community Care Centre, Dr. Joan Williamson, delivers remarks at the handover ceremony for $1 million from Living Well Community Care Centre, in partnership with Driscoll’s Berries Company, to support youth farmers who were affected by Hurricane Melissa. The event was held on Friday (March 27) at the Foundation’s headquarters on Duke Street in Kingston.
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Jamaica 4-H Foundation Receives $1M To Support Hurricane-Affected Youth Farmers

By: Vanessa James, March 28, 2026
The Living Well Community Care Centre, in partnership with Driscoll’s Berries Company, officially handed over a cheque valued at $1,000,000 to the Jamaica 4-H Foundation 2016 Limited, to support youth farmers impacted by Hurricane Melissa. The handover ceremony was held on Friday (March 27) at the Foundation’s headquarters on Duke Street in Kingston. Managing Director of the Jamaica 4-H Foundation 2016 Limited, Peter Thompson, expressed gratitude to the two entities, pointing out that this is not the first that the Living Well Community Care Centre,...
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By: Jermi-Lee Nelson, March 28, 2026
Director of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and Injuries Prevention Unit at the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr. Tamu Davidson.
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Health Ministry Expands Screening To Reduce Colorectal Cancer

By: Garfield L. Angus, March 28, 2026
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Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, joins volunteers in planting a tree at the Lowe River Forest Reserve in Trelawny, following the launch of the Reforestation, Ecological Enhancement and Landscape Framework (RE-LEAF) initiative on Wednesday (March 25). Looking on are State Minister in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert (left), and Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change, Hon. Matthew Samuda (right).
Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, joins volunteers in planting a tree at the Lowe River Forest Reserve in Trelawny, following the launch of the Reforestation, Ecological Enhancement and Landscape Framework (RE-LEAF) initiative on Wednesday (March 25). Looking on are State Minister in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert (left), and Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change, Hon. Matthew Samuda (right).

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Managing Partner and Operations Director of Jamaica Tower Farms, Kerrie-Anne Gray, carefully removes a seedling from an aeroponic tower at her commercial farm in Havendale, St. Andrew, to demonstrate the early stages of growth in the soilless cultivation system.
March 26, 2026
Special Envoy for Climate Change, Professor Dale Webber (left), looks at the exhibition of the various projects completed under the Government of Jamaica/Adaptation Fund Programme (GOJ/AFP), at the initiative’s close-out ceremony, held at the Summit in Kingston on Tuesday (March 24). He is joined by (from left) Programme Manager for the GOJ/AFP, Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), Shelia McDonald-Miller; Director General of the PIOJ, Dr. Wayne Henry and Member of the Programme’s Steering Committee, Eleanor Jones. The programme, which was implemented in 2013, has achieved or surpassed its various objectives associated with increasing climate resilience in Jamaica.
March 25, 2026
The Jamaica Information Service (JIS) participates in the St. Catherine High School's 14th annual health fair held on March 20 at the school's campus in Spanish Town. From left are Driver, Michael Samuels; Computer Services System Administrator (Acting), Jaleel Powell; Web Developer/Designer, Abbagay Richards; Special Projects Officer, Romona Geohaghan and Special Projects Manager, Paul Allen. The team provided information about the service offerings of the JIS and issued health-related brochures on various topics such as
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Managing Partner and Operations Director of Jamaica Tower Farms, Kerrie-Anne Gray, carefully removes a seedling from an aeroponic tower at her commercial farm in Havendale, St. Andrew, to demonstrate the early stages of growth in the soilless cultivation system.

Jamaica Tower Farms Redefines Urban Agriculture with Soiless Cultivation Technique

By: Vanessa James March 25, 2026

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