The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA)’s Central Executive has approved a proposal to provide $35 million in initial support to its members, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
President Mark Malabver made the disclosure yesterday.
He said $30 million dollars will be allocated to assist with rebuilding efforts.
He said the JTA will also visit western parishes to deliver supplies to members in need.
