There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
There were three hundred and sixty-eight (368) reports of missing children in Jamaica, between January and April, this year.
That’s according to Ananda Alert Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA Annadjae Roberts.
She was speaking at a youth forum in commemoration of international missing children’s day, in Kingston, this morning.
Ms. Roberts noted that while this number is high, the numbers have been trending down over the years.
