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Jerome Clarke, who recently donated equipment and tools to his alma mater, the Mannings school in Westmoreland.

The Wallenford Coffee Company handed over several tablets and a computer to the school. As a bonus, the company also facilitated internet access.

What is autism? Some think of it as just another mental disorder; but for one mother it is a gift- a gift to understand, educate and touch the lives of those affected.

2013/2014 Civil servant of the year, Enthrose Campbell is on a mission to get more Jamaicans to learn a second language.She’s offering free Spanish Lessons to  officers at the Jamaica Customs Agency.

The sandals foundation has set out to assist the government in improving the early childhood sector on the island. There most recent thrust was the launch of project Sprout.

Do Good Foundation, through its Crayons Count initiative.

The foundation was formed in mid 2012 with a goal of providing a place where children can have dialysis separate from adults at the University Hospital of the West Indies.

The U-TOUCH software was recently launched at the Lister Mair Gilby School for the Deaf. The software uses Jamaican sign language to teach English Language to deaf and hard of hearing students

Come Ash Wednesday March 5 all roads lead to Catherine Hall Montego Bay for the second staging of the Rainforest Seafood festival.

The I Believe initiative, IBI, was launched in 2012 by Governor General Sir Patrick Allen.

The Cross Keys High School, Kaleb and Barbara Walters scholarship fund has an annual target of $1 million dollars.

The Venezuelan government will be contributing some $9 million dollars towards the women’s centre of Jamaica Foundation with specific focus on the Nursery at the Kingston centre.