Click on the link below to Register your team:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScXKV0wG5FmT67JrDSPhMI8OS-m6yahAPX1XvzKmYwvmaPiLg/viewform
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Register to become an International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) site coordinator and host your own cleanup on September 17. Find out more information at the following link:
http://www.jamentrust.org/2016/02/05/international-coastal-cleanup-day/
More murals went up on 41 Fleet Street over the weekend.
Volunteers for Paint Jamaica came out to paint positive, uplifting murals for the community.
The Paint Jamaica initiative started in 2014, with the concept of transforming Jamaica’s visual surroundings as a social intervention via art and uplifting messages, some depicting aspirations after connecting with residents of Parade Gardens.
Paint Jamaica can be contacted at [email protected] and feel free to keep up to date by liking their Facebook page, Paint Jamaica.
The Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF) through the Poverty Reduction Programme invites applications for Tertiary Scholarships for the Academic year of 2016/2017.
Check eligibility of persons you may know shown in the flyer below or please share the information with the youth in the eligible communities.

WGTR Jamaica will be hosting a 3-5 mile run tomorrow morning at 5am from Loshusan in Celebration of Global Running Day.
The Cost is just $300JMD for Security and all are encouraged to bring an old pair of Sneakers to donate to Charity.
Head to www.globalrunningday.org and create your own badge.
Set those Alarm clocks!

Some Jamaicans kept the the tradition of going to work on Labour Day by helping to give Jamaica a facelift, painting and doing repairs to Public buildings, roads, their offices, homes and more.
Kudos to all who could have used it as a rest day but decided to take on the manual labour.
Out of the many great Projects that Suga saw happening on that day, Suga would like to highlight the Repainting of parts of the Savanna-la-Mar Hospital by the Rotaract Club of Savanna-la-Mar and the Repainting of a Pedestrian crossing that was a joint project between the Rotaract Clubs of St. Andrew, Liguanea Plains, St. Thomas and New Kingston.

Sometimes Jamaicans may see Pedestrian crossings and still choose to cross the road at another point and put themselves in danger.
Hopefully the brighter Pedestrian crossings as a result of the work done on Labour Day will remind Jamaicans that they should cross there.
Remember to do your part to help Build a Better Jamaica.