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Jamaica Society for the Blind The mission of the Jamaica Society for the Blind is to promote the welfare, education and employment

21/10/2026

Since 1954, the Jamaica Society for the Blind has been supporting and empowering blind and visually impaired Jamaicans. This Christmas, we invite you to help us bring hope, relief, and joy to families in need. Your donation will help provide welfare packages for blind and visually impaired persons and Christmas gifts for their children, ensuring that families can celebrate the season with dignity and happiness. Every contribution makes a difference. Please support our Donorbox campaign before it ends on December 6.

Click the Donor Box link in our bio to donate today!

17/10/2026

In remembrance of World Sight Day, we urge you to , put your phone down, and get some good quality rest that will preserve your sight for generations to come.

On October 8, 2026, the Jamaica Society for the Blind celebrated World Sight Day at our annual health fair. It was a day...
16/10/2026

On October 8, 2026, the Jamaica Society for the Blind celebrated World Sight Day at our annual health fair. It was a day to recognize the value of sight as well as the privilege and responsibility that comes with vision. A day to support the accessibility of affordable eye care to all citizens, whether blind, visually impaired or perfectly sighted.

We had the honor of partnering with our hosts, Gabrielle Henry and Jerome Reynolds as well as all our sponsors, whom without, this would not have been possible.

Heartfelt thank you to all our members, staff, production team and participants who put their best foot forward, showed up and brought the vibes to make our 2026 World Sight Day Health Fair the success that it was.💙🤍

Congratulations to our On-The-Spot Competition winner Hhoman Pink. Thank you to all our participants who brought the vib...
16/10/2026

Congratulations to our On-The-Spot Competition winner Hhoman Pink. Thank you to all our participants who brought the vibes and had a good time!

Check out our last post for his creative piece!

16/10/2026

Our winner really showed up and gave it his all! After his spirited performance at our World Sight Day On-The-Spot Competition Hhoman Pink was awarded first place. He won the hearts and votes of everyone and brought the vibes.

Be sure to check our page for other World Sight Day performances!

14/10/2026

After their performance at our annual World Sight Day Health Fair, Paul Phillips and Abbigail Smith of Vere Technical High School share the inspiration behind their piece “Love your eyes.”

You can keep your future looking bright by getting your eyes tested today.

Don’t forget to check out our page to see the full duet performance!

Abbigail Smith and Paul Phillip of Vere Technical High School and Andre McLeod were awarded first place prizes after par...
13/10/2026

Abbigail Smith and Paul Phillip of Vere Technical High School and Andre McLeod were awarded first place prizes after participating in our High School and Workplace competitions respectively.

Both entries were excellent pieces centered around the theme “Love your Eyes, Early Detection Saves Sight.”

Check out our last post for their full performances!

Prevention is better than cure and that’s why we, the Jamaica Society for the Blind offered free eye testing, blood suga...
13/10/2026

Prevention is better than cure and that’s why we, the Jamaica Society for the Blind offered free eye testing, blood sugar testing, BMI and blood pressure testing at our annual World Sight Day Health Fair.

It’s never too late to get checked. “Love your Eyes, Early Detection Saves Sight”

your eyes

12/10/2026

“Sight is a blessing” are wise words from Andre McLeod, prize winner for our Workplace competition at our annual World Sight Day Health Fair.

After this excellent performance we hope you feel inspired to and get tested as “…Early Detection Saves Sight.”

12/10/2026

Paul Phillips and Abbigail Smith of Vere Technical High School walked away with first place prizes after their amazing duet performance at our annual World Sight Day Health Fair.

The pair entered our High School competition with their piece titled “Love your Eyes” in line with the theme “Love your Eyes, Early Detection Saves Sight.”

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111 1/2 Old Hope Road
Kingston
KINGSTON6

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Monday 08:30 - 16:00
Thursday 08:30 - 16:30
Friday 08:30 - 16:00

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+18769276757

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