Pooper and the Puppies

[sbeth]

Volunteering in Negril...there is just so much to help with...
International Spay and Neuter Network when they are in town there next trip is October and they will be in Fallmouth
Power to Be a group of teachers that come from Canada every summer in July and help the children with the reading
St. Anthony's Soup Kitchen open Mon/Tues and Thursdays help is needed anytime from 8am till 1pm lunch is served at 12noon See Ms. Pearl or support them financially...they just recently reopened with some new funding that will only last until the end of August
Art School run at the bus park by Michael he is in the process of building a small place for now they work under the tree
Library has a summer camp also...I will be driving the bus on Tuesday and taking them to the Lighthouse
Mary Gate of Heaven Summer Camp which runs for one week in July

if anyone is interested in any of these or any other projects going on in negril please feel free to contact me at moonlightvilla@yahoo.com
support the Negril Community that you love...


Get a Child to School Program...you can sponsor and mentor a child for a school year or support the program financially

What do you know about kids with disabilities in Negril (or other parts of Jamaica)? I work with children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (like autism) and would love to assist if I can (I'm thinking communication training, working with families to address particular behavior problems, etc.). Although I don't have a trip scheduled any time soon (boo) I'm curious about what I can do in the future.

[Rob]

What do you know about kids with disabilities in Negril (or other parts of Jamaica)? I work with children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (like autism) and would love to assist if I can (I'm thinking communication training, working with families to address particular behavior problems, etc.). Although I don't have a trip scheduled any time soon (boo) I'm curious about what I can do in the future.

Sbeth,

To find out more about how to help with autism in Jamaica, please contact the Jamaica Autism Support Association. Here is a link to a recent message posted by Kathy Chang - one of the society co-founders:

http://www.jamaicaautism.org/2012/06/705/

She will be able to guide you in the way best to help out here in Jamaica!

Thank you for your help and support to the children of Jamaica!