Grateful students, staff, parents and Jamalcoans turned out to participate in Jamalcoans in Motion (JIM) activities at the Porus, Mt. Airy and Mitchell Town Primary Schools recently. The activities were coordinated to raise funds to undertake refurbishing work at the institutions. The grants, valued at J$250,000 each, will be used to pave the school yard at the Porus Primary, grill.. Read more
Executive members from the seven Community Councils in Jamalco’s operating areas in Clarendon and Manchester met with Jamalco’s new Managing Director, Marvin Jackson recently. The leaders welcomed Mr. Jackson and used the opportunity to propose new projects for their communities as well as discuss their concerns. Our operating communities are very important to us, was among the opening statements expressed.. Read more
In observance of Road Safety Month, Jamalco conducted road safety sessions at schools, in its operational communities. The sessions were aimed at educating students on the importance of road safety and responsible behavior on the roads. Sergeant Craig Bonitto and Constable Romaine Young of the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s (JCF) Road Safety Unit facilitated the sessions, which included interactive road safety.. Read more
The St. Jago Primary School community gathered recently for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of its refurbished kitchen. The project made possible through the generosity of Jamalco, has transformed the cooking facilities, providing a safer and more efficient environment for staff and students. The renovation included the installation of new cupboards, a fresh coat of paint, floor.. Read more
Jamalco employees embarked on several community service projects that saw 50 members of the workforce, including Managing Director Marvin Jackson, Century’s Vice President, Information Technology and Chief Accounting Officer, Rob Hoffman, and other members of the senior management team volunteering their time and effort to give back to the community on Labour Day, May 23. The initiatives were coordinated in.. Read more
