OSAY 2024 provides a home for single mom in Caanan Heights
Marcia, a single mother of eight children, has been the sole income earner for years, crafting brooms that she sells in Linstead, St. Catherine. Her humble abode, a zinc one-bedroom structure, has been a sanctuary for Marcia and her two youngest children, aged 11 and 14. However, the vulnerability of their home to natural hazards like hurricanes and flooding has been a constant source of concern for Marcia.
2000+ CJC youth ‘nice up’ Clarendon during OSAY 2024
Young people are not always glued to their cell phones, and Adventists in Central Jamaica can prove it. “Where’s the proof” you say? Well, OSAY!
New CMO aims for Andrews Memorial to become high reliability healthcare organisation
Newly appointed Chief Medical Officer Dr Francene Gayle has been mandated to lead Andrews Memorial Hospital into becoming a high-reliability healthcare organisation (HRHO).
50 beautification, clean-up projects completed in Clarendon as CMC partners with OSAY
Mayor of May Pen Joel Williams has emphasised the significance of partnership in driving societal progress and communal prosperity.
Young Church Volunteers Lend Support to the Clarendon Infirmary and Summerfield Child Facility
Organisations that look after the infirm, wards of the State, beaches and streets in Clarendon have benefited from work done by young volunteers of the Central Jamaica Seventh-day Adventists, under their Operation Save a Youth (OSAY) initiative.
Adventists ‘scratching where it itches’ in Clarendon
MAY PEN, Clarendon — More than 2,000 young people from the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church Central Jamaica Conference gathered in Clarendon for what they dubbed a massive clean-up project across the parish on Sunday through their Operation Save A Youth Initiative (OSAY).