Over 4,000 Students Benefit from Diaspora School-Building Project – jamaica-gleaner.com

JAMAICA (July 5, 2018) “The Jamaican diaspora in Canada, through the Helping Hands Jamaica Foundation (HHJF) and working closely with the Jamaican consul general in Toronto and Food for the Poor Canada, will be constructing the Wakefield Infant School in Trelawny and another in Portland.”…

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