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HTCC launches bumper sticker campaign to raise funds for its children’s programmes
Young artist, 12-year-old Imani Hannigan, diligently paints her interpretation of the right to rest, play, culture and arts, and the right to a nationality, with an attractive ballerina in Jamaican colours. Imani was one of several children and adolescents who brought to life aspects of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in a mural on Water Lane in downtown Kingston.
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January 2, 2025

HTCC launches bumper sticker campaign to raise funds for its children’s programmes

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Children’s lobby group Hear the Children’s Cry, (HTCC) has launched a bumper sticker fundraising initiative as it seeks to get cash to carry out the many programmes it undertakes on behalf of the nation’s vulnerable children.

The group said it was excited to distribute 12×6-inch bumper stickers featuring positive messages focused on protecting the nation’s children at a cost of $1000.

“These stickers are versatile and can be shared with your family, friends, co-workers or clients. They are suitable for placement on vehicles, walls, or within homes—wherever users find them most impactful,” said HTCC.

HTCC says the cash will help it fund critical programmes, including:

Counselling Services: Offering professional support to children who have run away, experienced abuse or trauma, or are struggling with behavioural challenges.

Missing Children Support: Collaborating with child welfare partners and security forces to track, analyse, and share data on missing children, while advocating for their safety and return.

Back-to-School Assistance: Providing financial aid for lunch money, school supplies, and transportation fees to ensure children can stay in school.

School Outreach: Conducting school visits to educate children about the dangers of running away and teaching healthier coping strategies.

Parental Support: Guiding parents at PTA meetings to recognise signs of distress in their children and offering tools for effective support.

The lobby group disclosed that the bumper stickers are produced in collaboration with Canopy Insurance Limited and that the initiative “reflects our shared commitment to nation-building”.

HTCC said the support will not only help it to keep these programmes running but will also spread awareness about its mission to support vulnerable children and families.

For those wishing to support the initiative, HTCC’s banking details are as follows: National Commercial Bank Half- Way Tree branch- Account Name: Hear the Children’s Cry, Current Account #: 301 053 878, Current Routing #: JNCBJMKX

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