JPS provides $22m in back-to-school support
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- Jamaica Public Service says it invested about $22 million in back-to-school support for students, families and schools across Jamaica.
- The assistance includes book vouchers, supplies, uniform material, scholarships, grants and support for community initiatives ahead of the 2026-2027 academic year.
Jamaica Public Service Company says it has invested about $22 million to help students, families and schools prepare for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Through the JPS Foundation and partnerships with community organisations, the company provided book vouchers, school supplies, uniform material, scholarships and grants.
The programme also includes direct assistance to schools and support for community back-to-school initiatives across Jamaica.
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