Photo: Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson right), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies second right), view a recycled waste display at the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo, held on Friday Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Caregiver at My Father’s House, Shammia Reid left), highlights the features of the display. Joining them is Principal of Mustard Seed Communities, Marsha Bowen Latouche. The expo was held under the theme ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson (right), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies (second right), view a recycled waste display at the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo, held on Friday (Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Caregiver at My Father’s House, Shammia Reid (left), highlights the features of the display. Joining them is Principal of Mustard Seed Communities, Marsha Bowen Latouche. The expo was held under the theme: ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Photo: Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson left), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies centre), listen attentively as Caregiver at My Father’s House, Shammia Reid, outlines the ingredients in a carrot punch, which was part of the culinary display at the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo. The event was held on Friday Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, under the theme ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson (left), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies (centre), listen attentively as Caregiver at My Father’s House, Shammia Reid, outlines the ingredients in a carrot punch, which was part of the culinary display at the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo. The event was held on Friday (Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, under the theme: ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Photo: Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson right), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies centre), observe as Caregiver from Mustard Seed Communities, Laverne Wade, highlights features of an item made from recycled waste. The occasion was the organisation’s annual Education Expo, held on Friday Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, under the theme ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson (right), and Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies (centre), observe as Caregiver from Mustard Seed Communities, Laverne Wade, highlights features of an item made from recycled waste. The occasion was the organisation’s annual Education Expo, held on Friday (Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, under the theme: ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Photo: Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson second right), looks on as Caregiver at Widow’s Mite, Shanice Spencer left), highlights artwork created from recycled waste material during the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo on Friday Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Also looking on are Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies second left), and Principal of Mustard Seed Communities, Marsha Bowen Latouche. The event was held under the theme ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Special Needs Coordinator at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Nicolette Thompson (second right), looks on as Caregiver at Widow’s Mite, Shanice Spencer (left), highlights artwork created from recycled waste material during the Mustard Seed Communities’ annual Education Expo on Friday (Oct. 3) at Jerusalem Apostle in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Also looking on are Children’s Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), Jesanya Scale-Menzies (second left), and Principal of Mustard Seed Communities, Marsha Bowen Latouche. The event was held under the theme: ‘Explore the Abilities within the Disability’.
Last Updated: October 4, 2025
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