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There are 51 images in this galleryMon, 2016-04-04 11:24State Minister in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Culture, Hon. Floyd Green, M.P. met with representatives from a number of youth groups. The Minister outlined some of the plans for the Youth Division, and solicited input from the representatives on the way forward.
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There are 29 images in this galleryTue, 2017-05-09 14:03The Jamaica Union of Tertiary Students (JUTS) has been organised at a national level since 1972, by the government, in its democratisation plan within the education system.
The JUTS can be described as a democratic, independent, non-profit, non-sectarian and non-partisan student organisation comprising a confederation of local student representative organisations in colleges and universities across Jamaica. It represents and defends the interests of approximately 25, 000 students from 22 tertiary institutions.
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.thumbnail.jpg "Official Launch Youth Clubs Charge UP Project (149)")
There are 150 images in this galleryFri, 2017-09-15 13:52The Charge UP project is a mechanism for revitalising Jamaica’s youth club movement. Historically, youth clubs have been key intervention points for crime prevention, building youth resilience and supporting community development.
By charging up the movement, the campaign focuses on energising youth, strengthening and powering-up youth clubs to fulfill their potential for youth empowerment and community development. The campaign aims to harness the talent and creativity of youth, while recharging youth and youth clubs in communities where the energy may have dissipated over the years.
Youth clubs will be able to plug in to opportunities for financial support, training, mentorship and institutional strengthening from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information. At the same time, young people will be encouraged to plug in to the opportunities for their personal development that are offered through youth clubs.
As a strategy rooted in youth participation, the campaign encourages youth to take charge, and offer leadership in the initiation and implementation of community development projects.
Attention Youth Clubs!!!
Youth Organisation Survey
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is in mandated to support Youth Organisations across Jamaica. In order to assist us in this task, we as that you do the following.
You will need to email the following documents to [email protected], as verification of the information provided:
1. List of all club members, outlining names and date of birth for each member
2. List of all executive members, inclusive of names, position, telephone numbers, email addresses for each executive member.
3. Copy of TRN for President and Secretary
4. Minutes of last meeting
These documents can be scanned and emailed to [email protected]
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