St. Ann 4H Clubs

02/06/2026

Free Hill Primary and Infant School

We renewed the school garden 🥰🥰

02/06/2026

Japan Day
at Women's Centre in St. Ann's Bay!!

It was a good opportunity to share culture with each other and so exciting 😆😆

01/06/2026

National Labour Day

It's too late to share this...😓
But, I'd like to share these projects.

There were a lot of citizens and visitors for the clean-up. It was so impressive 👏 😆😆

01/06/2026

I'm happy to share this news ☺️

The E-learning Jamaica Resource Centre launched at Linton Park Primary and Infant School !!



Let's keep the wonderful learning 😁😁 ✨️

01/06/2026

Cascade Primary School!!

Congratulations 😆😆
We got a new school garden 🍀🍀🍀

22/05/2026

Repost •

Some 21 young farmers and 40 members of the Jamaica 4-H Clubs in the parish received farming supplies valued at $1 million during a handover ceremony, held at the Social Development Commission (SDC) Parish Office in Brown’s Town, on Thursday, May 14.

Parish Manager for the Jamaica 4-H Clubs, St. Ann branch, Tedroy Gordon, told JIS News that the donation included crop and livestock inputs aimed at helping youth farmers rebuild their small agricultural enterprises. The supplies included seeds, livestock items and other farming materials.

21/05/2026

Linton Park Primary and Infant School

We enjoyed the planting😄😄

21/05/2026

REPOST• 📻️🇯🇲

Several youth farmers in St. Ann are getting a helping hand from Japanese Reggae sound system Mighty Crown in restoring their livelihoods following devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa.

The initiative is being done in collaboration with Japanese non-profit organization Link Up Jaja and the St. Ann branch of the 4H Club.

The project involves provision of farm supplies and inputs such as seeds, fertiliser, baby chicks and animal feed, help to clear farm land, building materials such as ply, blocks and cement as well as back to school book vouchers.

Speaking at the handing over ceremony recently, Link Up Jaja Representative Director Natsumi Nagamura noted that in addition to supporting the youth farmers the donations from Mighty Crown will also aid some female farmers in St. Elizabeth as well as help rebuild the homes of some hurricane victims in Belle Aire, Runaway Bay, St. Ann.

She expressed appreciation to Mighty Crown for the support.

Since the hurricane the group has made $20 million in donations to various relief initiatives.

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Written by: Patrice Walters

19/05/2026

18/05/2026

A heartfelt expression of the gratitude of a youth farmer to the donors from Japan





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