JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation summer programmes impact nearly 1,000 youths
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- The JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation supported seven summer programmes that reached approximately 974 young Jamaicans.
- The programmes focused on literacy, leadership, environmental education and personal development during the school break.
Nearly 1,000 young Jamaicans took part in summer programmes supported by the JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation as schools closed for the season.
Approximately 974 youths benefited from the foundation's investment of more than J$1 million across seven community-based camps and learning initiatives. The programmes focused on literacy, leadership, environmental education and personal development.
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