What they call their work
What they do
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Local High School Scholarship Programs 1 activity
- Administering scholarship funds and school support initiativesManages and awards scholarship funds established in honor of the organization’s co-founders and in memory of volunteers. Provides financial assistance for school fees, donates computer equipment and school supplies, and supports educational infrastructure projects such as the construction of the Mt. Hannah Community Library and Resource Center in rural Jamaica.
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 1 activity
- Conducting international medical missions and health fairsOrganizes and conducts medical missions in over 20 countries including Jamaica, Haiti, India, Ghana, and several nations across Africa and the Caribbean, providing health education workshops on nutrition, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyles during these trips. Also conducts health fairs and related community health activities in the United States.
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Summer and Seasonal Reading Programs 1 activity
- Delivering educational support and literacy programsProvides structured summer literacy instruction to children in underserved communities, such as 26 students from the Mt. Hannah Primary School area in Jamaica, covering letter sounds, sight words, reading comprehension, and creative storytelling. Includes provision of daily hot meals, celebratory snacks, and certificates to support student engagement and learning outcomes.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Recruiting and deploying skilled volunteers for development projectsRecruits volunteers based on their professional expertise to implement international development projects, supporting community engagement and capacity building in partnership with local communities.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Providing aid and resource access in underserved communitiesDelivers direct aid to indigent adults and children in underserved regions globally, facilitating access to essential resources for individuals and institutions in need through targeted nonprofit programs and development initiatives.
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Who runs it
- ANGELA KNG — TREASURER
- CAROL BIERSAY — ASSIGN-TREASURER
- DELORIS B FOSTEER — VICE-PRESIDENT
- DENISE SOARES — SECRETARY
- DR ROY STREET — CHAIRMAN
- MICHELLE MALCOLM-JAMES — PRESIDENT
Who they work with
- Dr. Streete Partner — Provided support for the implementation of the summer literacy program at Mt. Hannah Resource Center.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community-Centered Development Approachmethodology: community-centered_developmentBy integrating healthcare and social services within communities, sustainable development and improved well-being are achieved because strengthened community systems produce lasting individual and collective outcomes.
- Empowerment Through Self-Sufficiency Supportmethodology: helping-others-to-help-themselvesBy providing resources and support that enable individuals and communities to become self-sufficient, long-term resilience is built because ownership and capacity are prioritized over dependency.
- Integrated Health and Socioeconomic Support Modelmethodology: integrated_health_and_socioeconomic_supportBy addressing both healthcare and socioeconomic needs together, individuals are better able to achieve self-sufficiency and support their families, because holistic support removes interdependent barriers to stability.
- Integrated Literacy Instructionmethodology: integrated-literacyBy combining foundational reading skills with creative expression and drama, literacy programs improve reading proficiency and critical thinking because multimodal engagement deepens cognitive and emotional investment in learning.
- Volunteer-Driven Development with Experiential Learningmethodology: volunteer_engagement_through_experiential_learningBy engaging skilled volunteers in project development and immersive learning experiences, targeted impact is achieved in underserved regions because hands-on involvement increases awareness, commitment, and the effective application of expertise.