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Today we tell you more about the Centre and the rehabilitative intervention process designed to help mould students into healthy, productive citizens.

Last time we told you about some of the common mental disorders that can affect children, such as depression, anxiety and disruptive behavior disorders. Today, we’ll tell you what to do if you think your child is stressing about something that can affect their mental health.

On today’s programme, we focus on the physical health of our children - their nutritional needs and requirements for sleep and physical activity.

The Caribbean Development Bank, is a multilateral financial institution dedicated to assisting countries within the region to achieve sustainable long-term economic growth and development. In addition to financing programmes that contribute to the social and economic development of the Caribbean region, the CDB provides it member-states with advice and research on economic policies.

Welcome to Part two of our look at the government’s budgetary plans for the 2016/17 fiscal year. In opening the 2016/17 Budget Debate Finance Minister Audley Shaw, announced an increase in the personal income tax threshold to 1.5 million dollars for all PAYE workers.

Did you know that mental illness can affect children too?  Stay tuned to JIS radio to find out more.

If you are a lover of quality Jamaican goods, there is a startup managed by young local entrepreneurs that you might just be interested in. The company - Braata Box, packages Jamaican-made food household and lifestyle products in a monthly subscription and custom gift box.

EXIMBankJa - Issues Affecting Ja Exporters Pt 2

Registrars from across the Caribbean are expected to meet at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in St. James from July 6 to 8 for the Registrar General’s Department, inaugural Civil Registration and Identity Management Conference.

2016 Seminar for Journalists and Editors of Jamaica

Creating meaningful jobs,reducing public debt,improving the lives of the Jamaican people focus areas for Government in the 2016/2017 fiscal year.To achieve all this and more, the plan is to continue the mission to grow the economy.

The Jamaica Early Childhood School Readiness Assessment for Four Year Old Students was administered in schools across the island on May 10 and 11.