Each programme has its own page with its goals, progress and how to take part. Programmes marked planned are in design and looking for partners.
Replanting Western Jamaica's farms after Hurricane Melissa with breadfruit and other perennial food trees.
Each enrolled household receives around fifty climate-resilient food trees, training, a producer group and a guaranteed buyer. Phase I: 1,000 farmers, 50,000 trees, 74 acres of nursery and demonstration land at Shrewsbury.
Free clinic days with doctors, nurses, medicines and an ambulance on standby.
Ongoing. We bring a clinical team — doctors, nurses and an ambulance crew — plus medicines for common lifestyle diseases and other NCDs to community health fairs in Westmoreland, at no charge. Recent outreach: Bluefields with Judy Mowatt Outreach Ministries (22–23 August 2026) and Belmont with International Medical Relief (September 2026). Community groups can request a clinic day.
Mentorship programmes, free online learning through WeLearn, and skills training.
Live now. We built the computer lab at New Roads Primary School and donated a full digital library, and WeLearn (1curriculum.org) gives students free access to curriculum-aligned lessons and practice. Alongside these we run mentorship programmes and skills training with schools, alumni associations and local employers. Free online courses from MIT, Harvard, Cisco, WHO and more — all in one place on Learn Free Caribbean (learn.crmjacharity.org).
490+ free online courses from MIT, Harvard, Cisco, IBM, WHO, HEART/NSTA Trust and more — searchable, with clear certificate labels.
Live now. Our free directory of world-class online courses for every Caribbean resident: computers, coding, cybersecurity, business, health, trades, tourism, farming and more. Every course is marked so you know whether the certificate is free, and step-by-step learning paths show where to start. No sign-up needed — courses are run by the providers themselves.
Every Jamaican government service explained in plain language and organised around your life, with direct, tested links.
Live now. Getting a passport, TRN, birth certificate, business registration, building permit or help after a disaster should not mean guessing which agency to call. Easy Government groups every service by life event — having a baby, starting a business, building a home, retiring — with simple steps and links that go straight to the right page, checked every night. Free, no sign-up, and installable on your phone.
Quick, direct, on-the-ground help: care packages, water tanks and water distribution, and medical teams in the hardest-hit communities.
After Hurricane Melissa our volunteers packed and delivered care packages, installed community water tanks and ran water distribution, while our medical volunteers set up in the hardest-hit communities. We keep a trained team, an ambulance and supplies ready for the next emergency, and we report what was received and where it went.
Volunteer construction crews repairing homes and community buildings, and training local tradespeople.
Our construction volunteers repair roofs, homes and community buildings damaged by storms, and pass on skills so communities can do more of the work themselves.
Helping small and informal businesses restart after disaster, formalise and grow.
Business registration help, bookkeeping and point-of-sale tools, market access and mentorship for the traders and small producers who keep Westmoreland running — with a focus on getting businesses back on their feet after Melissa.
Free help with every step: get assistance.
Community treats and back-to-school events for children and families.
Christmas treats, back-to-school days and community events that bring supplies, a meal and some joy to children and families in Westmoreland.
