With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
With more than 100 Jamaicans set to be deported from the United States today, the National Organisation for Deported Migrants NODM, has expressed that it is willing to assist those returned with transportation.
Acting President of NODM Anjuline Ellis told Irie fm News that this is the only assistance that can be rendered as the organisation is facing financial challenges.
She is calling for persons to help fund the organisation where possible.
