Food For the Poor promotes a love for books
Malorie Leach of Serving Jamaica shares an exciting picture from a storybook with students at Clifton Basic School in St Catherine, during Read Across Jamaica Day on Tuesday.
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May 9, 2026

Food For the Poor promotes a love for books

FOOD For the Poor teamed up with volunteers from Serving Jamaica to visit Clifton Basic School in St Catherine where they engaged students through interactive reading sessions aimed at promoting literacy and a love for books among young learners.

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