Our projects - Unsere Projekte

Fieldwork in Sheffield, Westmoreland

  • Visits to residents

  • Documentation of the living environment, health status, hygienic situation of the families in the district

  • Documentation of the job situation of the parents and educational and school situation of the children

  • Policy of little but immediate support like feeding programs or donations of clothes and sanitary products to residents in need

  • For details also see photo gallery
           
        
    Francine (33) and Frank Grasse (Jam UK representative)      Frank and Conrad Cummings (Jam UK     Director)
    during a fieldwork visit                                                       with a donation of diapers for Francine

                                           
                                                Francine and her mother Yvonne
                                                with a donation of clothes from Germany

                    
    Sheena (24) with her three children                                      Janique Woolcock (Jam UK secretary) donates
    David (4), Johnathon (5) and Cordelia (11 months)                 a food parcel to Sheena

Planning and construction of a Community Center in Sheffield, Westmoreland
  • Investigation of potential locations
  • Construction of a headquarter office
  • Planning and organization of a Fund Raising Day to finance a headquarter office (container solution)

Organization of the 2011 "Gas Pro" Spelling Bee Competition


  • Matches on May 25th, 2011, at 9:00 a.m. at the Travellers' Beach Resort, Negril
  • The competition comprises 10 primary schools in Westmoreland
  • Improve literacy level of students
  • Promoto self-awareness and build confidence in the students' development
  • Attractive prices to be won
  • Transportation and lunch provided to teachers and students on competition
  • For queries please contact Conrad Cummings at 001-876-412-0869 (mobile) or   001-876-9574655 (land line)


Contruction of new classrooms at the Mount Airy All Age School, Mount Airy, Westmoreland
  • The Mount Airy All Age School was laid out and built in 1994 for 240 students
  • Currently about 580 students are attending the lessons partly under unappropriate conditions, 200 of them in a second (rented) building apart from the main building
  • Parents'  representatives and principal have set up a budget for the erection of two new classrooms in the yard of the main building with a board structure on a solid concrete foundation
  • The total investment is estimated at about 5.000 US-$
  • For details please see photo gallery