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Every project we lead speaks to a larger issue affecting communities across the Jamaica – and together, we’re providing solutions that create lasting change for Jamaica’s future.
38%
LACK READING PROFICIENCY
1:10
LACK RELIABLE ACCES TO SANITATION/PORTABLE WATER
21%
(POVERTY RATE -2020, BUT WITH ROLLER-COASTER EFFECTSOVER TIME) World Bank
Chatsworth Primary faces severe infrastructure failure. The school building is deteriorating, the kitchen is outdated and unsanitary, and classrooms are infested with termites. Students have no computer access, no internet connectivity, and often lack textbooks — blocking them from a modern, competitive education.
Our Plan:
Total rebuild of school with modern durable modular infrastructure to resist hurricane and other natural elements.
Students at Maldon Primary struggle in classrooms without proper walls or separation, making it difficult for teachers to manage lessons and maintain structure. Termite damage has weakened parts of the building, and students lack basic learning tools such as whiteboards, books, and access to digital resources.
Our Plan:
We will install classroom partitions, complete termite treatment, repair damaged structures, and supply the school with whiteboards, books, and computer-assisted learning tools with internet access. These upgrades will create a safer, organized, and modern learning environment that supports academic success.
Maroon Town Basic School is operating without electricity and has poorly built roofing that exposes children to weather interruptions. Young learners also lack essential teaching tools such as whiteboards, books, and educational technology.
Our Plan:
We will install a solar energy system to provide reliable electricity, complete roofing repairs, and equip classrooms with books, whiteboards, and interactive early-learning tools to help young students learn in a bright, safe, and supportive environment.
The Maroon Town Health Center currently relies on trucked water — a costly, unsustainable process that threatens sanitation and puts families at risk of waterborne diseases. The center also lacks modern medical equipment, limiting its ability to care for mothers, children, and emergency patients.
Our Plan:
We will install a sustainable, clean water system with filtration and storage to ensure a reliable supply for the health center and nearby schools. We will also provide diagnostic tools, medical instruments, and essential equipment to improve the quality of care, reduce preventable illness, and strengthen maternal and child health outcomes.
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