We are the new football champions! Sandals, SDC Retirement
Hope and Pray Football Club defeated Jump Street in a dramatic penalty shoot-out to emerge victorious in the Social Development Commission and Sandals Montego Bay region-sponsored Retirement Community Football League recently
The event was part of Sandals and SDC’s “Spread...
Help for local Craft Industry
The Sandals Foundation is broadening its commitment to local communities, this time extending a hand to craftsmen and women to support more local production and build sustainable businesses.
Working in partnership with Sandals Resorts International (SRI) resort shops, the Sandals...
Find out what 2022 means for Live Well Jamaica
In the last two years, Jamaicans who share a vested interest in maintaining a public and personable brand online have been busy re-discovering and re-developing strategies to stay connected with their customers, close business partners, and community stakeholders. This...
Clarendon farmers diversifying crop production to be more climate resilient
Over 300 farmers from nine communities in Clarendon have increased their awareness of climate change and its effects on agriculture. Many are now diversifying their crop production to ensure greater responsiveness to climate impacts and disaster risk.
This is due...
Mental Matters: This Pandemic Will Not Stop Former Festival Queen From Tackling Issue of...
“Mental health is really what Motivate JA is built on,'' says founder Kyesha Randall. The former Miss St. James Festival Queen launched the Motivate Jamaica project as a parish initiative, with hopes of boosting youth development across Jamaica. “I...
Sandals South Coast shows love to breast cancer warriors
It is true they say that in giving sometimes you receive so much more. Bringing the curtains down on Breast Cancer Awareness Month, members of the Public Relations team at Sandals South Coast led by General Manager, Adrian Whitehead...
Symphony in the Mountains
The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park celebrated their 25th anniversary on Sunday, February 25, 2018, with an event dubbed "Symphony in the Mountains”. The celebrations which took place at Holywell (the National Park’s main recreation area) commemorated...
Is Education Really the Key to Justice & Equality?
Romar Muir is a Jamaican-born Canadian Psychoanalyst and a former Psychology lecturer at the University of the West Indies (UWI). Romar has a giving personality and is willing to help others whenever he can. He is an outdoorsy man,...
Debunking the Myths of Therapy, Challenging the Belief That Men Should Be Emotionless
Throughout history, men have been the warriors, hunters, and breadwinners of society. Now imagine a warrior or a hunter in therapy. It’s hard to imagine right? A hunter would not admit to needing help or even admit to having...
Environmentalists gather on Jamaica’s South Coast for iCC
Volunteers from Sandals South Coast along with members of the Jamaica Defence Force, Cadets from Black River High School and members of the Kiwanis Club of Whitehouse Classic came together during a cleanup at the Whitehouse Fishing Beach in...