Operation Save a Youth (OSAY) Volunteers Support Clarendon Infirmary and Summerfield Child Facility

CHEETAH Toys and more, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Youth and the Development Bank of Jamaica, has launched the ‘CHEETAH PEP’ app to enable students to sharpen their mental skills and tackle their exams with confidence. Describing the app as a gamechanger, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CHEETAH Toys and More, Paulette Trowers, says it...

Operation Save a Youth (OSAY) is an initiative by the Central Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists geared at teaching young people the value of volunteering and giving back to their communities. On March 17, more than 2,000 OSAY volunteers from Manchester, Clarendon, and St. Catherine came together to lend a hand to various initiatives across Clarendon.

If you’ve visited the Kingston Public Hospital recently you may have noticed some major changes at the facility That’s because $10 million dollars was recently spent to renovate the 36-bed two north ward to create a more comfortable environment for patient recovery. The renovation works included installation of air-conditioning units in the doctors’ and nurses’ stations, repainting and retiling the...