AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCommunity Relief: FIWI brought school supplies, food and activities to hurricane-hit Townhead Primary in Westmoreland, giving students a welcome boost as the community recovers. Heritage & Tourism: Jamaicans will keep paying discounted admission to Dunn’s River Falls as upgrades move through review, with plans to add local food, cultural events and other attractions. Arts & Culture: Scotiabank is contributing $5 million to upgrade sound equipment at the Little Theatre and fund technical training for students and nearby residents. Jamaican Music: Becca D is bringing Britain’s Jamaica-inspired reggae and dancehall scene to TVJ in a new series spotlighting artists shaped by the island’s music. Education: Jamaican educator Stephanie Campbell’s children’s book, Alex and the Dancing Letters, aims to help families and teachers recognise dyslexia and support children who learn differently. Health & Service: UK-based Jamaican ophthalmologist David Burton returned to work with Cornwall Regional Hospital, continuing a medical mission inspired by a patient he met in Jamaica two decades ago.
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