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On Wednesday, July 22, the Kingdom Intervention International Church in partnership with Women on a Mission Outreach, based in Florida, and several other church groups, hosted a Back to School Drive in the Upkirk Community

In Jamaica, paediatric cancers and serious blood disorders are often fatal because of a shortage of health resources to diagnose and treat these patients. In light of this, one Foundation has decided to make this issue one of their main areas of focus. The LIME Foundation has launched a fund valued at 4.5 million dollars to assist children diagnosed with...

Jamaicans aboard, Helping Jamaicans at Home, through the JahJah Foundation, a non-profit family Charity Organization that has been giving back to local schools.

Hanover Charities is a non-profit organization that was established in 1957. It supports programmes that feed schoolchildren, the elderly and the indigent, as well as organisations that promote positive values and education.

At the recent staging of the 6th biennial Diaspora Conference, Jamaicans residing overseas were invited to share their skills and resources in community projects of their choice.Today, we highlight two of the projects that were undertaken.

Today is Father’s Day and we celebrate our dads who have been playing their roles in loving, providing and protecting their children and families Today is Dad’s Corner.

Sagicor is celebrating 45 years and as part of its social responsibility, the company will be sharing the love in 45 ways across Jamaica.

Much can be achieved through partnership and that was highlighted recently on National Labour Day as Government, Private Sector and Citizens partnered to create spaces fit for children.On today’s programme, we recap some of those activities.

iCARE is an initiative of the Jamaica Pentecostal Union Apostolic seeking to support and promote the protection and well-being of children through prevention intervention education and advocacy.

Telecommunications firm Flow, has joined the national call to focus on children this Labour Day. Flow will be associated with four major projects and will be donating in excess of 300,000 dollars toward Labour Day activities in Westmoreland, St. James and St. Catherine.  

Students of the infant department of the Rennock Lodge All-age School in Kingston are to benefit from a 1 million dollar specialised playground.

Cash and supplies worth more than 250,000 dollars have been donated to the Hanbury Children’s Home in Manchester.This gift of love was donated by Jamaican farm workers employed overseas, through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.