Treasure Beach is on the Climate-Smart Fast Track
Treasure Beach is the first Jamaican community out of the blocks to take up the Caribbean Climate Smart Accelerator’s challenge. Stakeholders are keen for
Literary activist and author, Marley Dias chats with Alexandra Anderson in Kingston, Jamaica
Marley Dias, literary activist and author of the book, Marley Dias Gets It Done – And So Can You sat down for a super enlightening talk with
Our new project, Happy House
Our new project, Happy House is a place for children to play and be happy, to learn and develop through play, as they should. Available to all children in
Deaf Poets Take The Stage At Kingston Book Festival
Raymond Antrobus is a Hackney born British Jamaican poet, educator, editor and co-curator of Chill Pill. He has read and performed his poems all over the
Helping Children Learn About The Importance of Trees
Do Good Jamaica is pleased to assist Trees That Feed Foundation (TTFF) in the distribution of their book “Plant a Tree and Good Things Happen”
Jamaican Diaspora Volunteers Make an Indelible Mark in Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth
On July 27th, 2017, the designated Diaspora Day of Service across Jamaica, the Treasure Beach community welcomed attendees of the 7th Biennial Jamaica
Building a Strong Foundation: The Breds Treasure Beach Sports Park & Academy
It was Helen Keller who said, ‘Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much’. It is in this spirit that numerous non-profit organizations and
Jamaican Diaspora Weekend of Service and Fun – July 2017
The 7th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference is set to unfold from July 22-26, 2017 in Kingston Jamaica under the theme of Partnering for Growth.
Making Math Fun
For the 2015/16 academic year, Do Good Jamaica included a Crayons Count Math Workbook in the Crayons Count Learning Kits. Copies were provided to each
Play Matters – Giving and Learning
In December, Crayons Count is promoting play. Research has proved that play is critical in the early years to help children learn and develop –