Acting Special Projects Manager, Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Charnele Henry (centre), joins children from the Sandy Park community in their rehearsal of the Jamaican folk song, ‘Linstead Market’ during the Teach the Youth Programme Culture Day activities at the Sandy Park New Testament Church of God in St. Andrew on Wednesday (July 19). For two weeks, children from the community gathered at the church, where they were engaged in academic and personal development activities under the summer programme, which is organised by the University of Technology (UTech) Students Union. The JIS is a sponsor of the initiative. Other beneficiary communities include Highlight View, Tavern, Kintyre, August Town and Hermitage.
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Special Projects Officer, Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Romona Geohaghan (left), makes a presentation of JIS publications to the Highlight View Centre Manager, TeJaye Stevens, on Wednesday, July 19. Occasion was the Teach the Youth Programme Culture Day activities at the Mcleod Basic School in Highlight View, St. Andrew. The Teach the Youth Programme is an outreach initiative of the University of Technology (UTech) Students Union, which benefits the communities of Highlight View, Sandy Park, Tavern, Kintyre, August Town and Hermitage. JIS is a sponsor of the programme.
