About The JPS Foundation

The JPS Foundation was established in 2012 and plays a key role in facilitating our contribution to nation-building. Behind the brand, is a team of Jamaicans passionate about positively impacting lives and making their contribution to nation-building.

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2023 Annual Report

JPS Foundation Projects

The JPS Foundation Power Up Community Action

The JPS Foundation (JPSF), in partnership with USAID/FHI360 and the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), in 2022, offered training to young men and women from vulnerable communities through the Fresh Start Jamaica program. The implementation of the program was led by the JPS Community Renewal and JPSF teams, with input from support agencies and institutions. The 5-month Program included vocational training, life skills training, mentorship and internship, over the period June to November 2022. Under the new banner of Power Up Community Action, the project aligns well with the JPSF key focus areas, climate resilience, community empowerment and STEM Education. Additionally, it will support the parent company’s work in community renewal. 

The overall goal of the project is to increase the employability and entrepreneurial capacity of youth categorized as at-risk and residing within identified urban communities in Kingston and St. Andrew, through:  

  • Electrical Technology or Solar Technology certification 
  • Literacy and Numeracy  
  • Entrepreneurship; and  
  • Life skills 

The JPS Foundation Power Up Energy Club

The JPS Foundation Energy Club was first established in 2015, following the success of the 2014 Summer Energy Camp aimed at changing the perspective students had towards the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited. The club served to meet the Foundation’s target of improving lives and empowering Jamaicans through charitable development projects in Energy, Education, Conservation, and Innovation.

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JPS Foundation News and Updates

JPS Foundation, Food For The Poor Provide Post-Beryl Relief to Residents of St. Elizabeth

JPS Foundation and Food For The Poor (FFTP) Jamaica have joined forces to provide well needed post-hurricane relief for families in St. Elizabeth, following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

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For support on your projects related to our areas of focus: Climate Resilience, Community Empowerment and STEM Education, please send your request here for consideration.