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The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) is reporting that over 6 million dollars has been collected to date, to aid the reconstruction of the Walker’s Place of Safety in Kingston.

More young people are to benefit from the Government’s Housing, Opportunity, Production and Employment (HOPE) programme this year.

As Health Line continues its look at contraception today we talk about female sterilization.

Get to know more about a career in guidance counselling on this week’s Career Talk.

All GSAT students to be placed in full five year secondary level institutions, Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) gets funding to rollout online passport application system and Blue Mountain Coffee Festival now underway.

On today’s programme, seek, serve and Follow Christ. Girls Brigade Month of activities to spill over into April.

On today’s programme, World Water Day to be observed this Thursday.

On today’s programme, we’re counting down to the final GSAT exams, before the introduction of the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) next year. Listen as students from Pembroke Hall Primary share just how ready they are for the big test.

On today’s programme, Jamaica Productivity Centre’s In-School Productivity campaign makes its final rounds before GSAT later this week

Finance Minister commits to equitable, reliable tax system, Government working to significantly reduce poverty by 2030 and Student Loan Bureau reporting 47 per cent increase in loan applications.

If you are in search of the perfect family outing this weekend then look no further than the Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.

The deadline for entries to the Jamaica Culinary Arts Competition has been set for March 28