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In this edition of CSJP in 5, the Peace Mobile rolls into White Hall and Red Hills Gardens.

Finance Minister announces new tax measures, new NHT annual contribution as part of fiscal consolidation efforts and Government closer to signing IMF agreement.

This week on CSJP in 5, we head to Mountain View in St. Andrew where the Nanny Bee Spelling Competition has been keeping youngsters busy.

Cabinet receives update on the status of the Government’s negotiations with the IMF, JDF and United States Coast Guards partner to locate more vessels carrying Haitian nationals and Foreign Affairs Minister, Senator A. J Nicholson pledges to maintain ties with developing countries to promote technical and economic co-operation.

Let’s hear about the work done in Seaview Gardens. CSJP in 5 spoke with Corine Bennett, President of the Seaview Gardens Community Development Committee.

JPS works to improve its services, students urged to use labour market studies as guide when choosing career paths and Petrojam to supply low-sulphur diesel fuel to the public later this year.

May is observed annually as Child’s Month. And as the nation takes the time to show children they care, the CSJP team has joined in on the activities.

This week on CSJP in 5, we’ll take a look at job placement for beneficiaries of the social intervention programme. To get a feel for what’s sure to be a detailed process, we spoke to Job Placement Officer at CSJP, Karlene Buzzar.

In this edition, 25 persons from CSJP communities across the island graduate from the University of the West Indies.

This week on CSJP in 5, we look at how CSJP is partnering with the Social Development Commission to advance community development, through sports.

In this edition, the CSJP team continues its move into new communities.

Friday May 31 is observed internationally as World No Tobacco Day. The day is largely used to highlight the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocate for effective policies on reducing consumption of tobacco