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The Poor Relief Departments in municipalities across the island, facilitates a structured approach for individuals, groups, churches, charities, and non-profit organizations seeking to assist homeless persons.

14 more Jamaicans have received financial support from the Government to pursue higher education under the Marcus Garvey Public Sector Graduate Scholarship programme.

Well over 1000 children many ward of the state attended this year's staging of the Children's Summit following break due to Covid 19 Pandemic.

Many of us often see individuals on the street who appear to be homeless and in need, and we feel inclined to help. While it’s always great to lend a hand yourself, more consistent support can be provided to such persons through the Board of Supervision and the Poor Relief Departments in your parish municipal corporation.  

Exporting goods overseas is one the many ways local farmers and manufacturers expand the reach of their goods. The United States being so nearby, it is the island’s primary trading partner. But before a farmer or manufacturer can export products directly to the US, the goods must meet certain entry requirements – a process called accreditation

Jamaica economic watchdogs are projecting positive outturns for the economy over the short term.

A multi-agency operation dubbed 'Restoring Paradise, A Public Order Reset,’ is underway in Montego Bay. St. James. The operation is geared towards restoring public order to the Second City.

80 primary and secondary level students benefit from exposure to engineering, science and technology during week long camp.

The community of Holland Village in St. Elizabeth has received 80 solid waste receptacles to improve garbage disposal and collection in the area

The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park has seen an increase in foreign visitors since its inscription on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage List. We look at the park and other UNESCO inscriptions in Jamaica.

The National Stadium in St. Andrew is a notable landmark for many Jamaicans. The structure is as old as the independent Nation itself and has a been the venue for some of the most memorable events in the country’s history.

Four individuals who were awarded the Rita Humphries-Lewin scholarship to pursue studies in early-childhood education among several beneficiaries of the largesse of the Foundation.