This week: the Fort Augusta Adult Correctional Centre receives well-needed boost to its water storage capacity.

Families of persons living with disabilities in Kingston and St Elizabeth to benefit from a special needs resource fair.

Persons living with disabilities and their families benefit from the Abilities Foundation Food Bank.

Outpatients of the Bellvue Hospital in St Andrew receive care packages from social workers. Stay tuned to find who is sharing the love.

Fostering community involvement through volunteerism is one of the many goals of the Central Jamaica Conference (CJC) of Seventh-day Adventists Operation Save A Youth (OSAY) programme. Over 5000, young people from Manchester, Clarendon and St Catherine were mobilized, providing acts of kindness across 80 projects in the parish.

This week, blind persons to benefit from the support of thousands of Jamaicans.

63 residents of the St Thomas infirmary received a special treat from 15 students from Northern Caribbean University NCU’s behavioural social science’s club. The initiative is an ongoing activity done by club members as part of their mandate to feed the homeless and visit various infirmaries and children’s homes across the island.

The Victoria Jubilee Hospital plays a critical role in delivering care to infants and their mothers across Jamaica. To help the hospital in meeting this objective, United Kingdom-based charity, Rejuvenate Jamaica Hospitals, recently donated medical equipment valued at US$6,700 towards improving neonatal services at the hospital.