PHOTO: Caring for the little ones
More than 50 children at City of Refuge Children's Home inContent Gap, St Andrew, enjoyed the Christmas cheer broughtby JPS Foundation, at a Christmas treat held at the home onSaturday. In addition to engaging the children in games and otherfun activities, JPS VOLTS (Volunteers On Location to Serve)handed over Christmas gifts to the little ones. Her,e one of thechildren offers to share his meal with Winsome Callum, directorof corporate communications & customer experience at JamaicaPublic Service. (Photo: Aston Spaulding)
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December 16, 2019

PHOTO: Caring for the little ones

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