Nestled in the heart of Westmoreland, Jamaica, Kew Park Primary and Infant School provides education to more than 130 students, ranging from preschool to grade six. Despite its vital role in the community, the school grapples with significant infrastructure challenges that hinder its ability to provide a safe and conducive learning environment. The school’s facilities, encompassing six classrooms divided by mere blackboards, are plagued by leaking roofs, termite infestations, inadequate toilet facilities, poor lighting, insufficient ventilation, and a decaying infrastructure in the infant section.
 

Recognizing the urgent need for intervention, World Class Jamaica (WCJ) has committed to partnering with global stakeholders and the community to undertake critical renovations. Our immediate focus is on repairing the school’s roof and revitalizing the infant classroom to ensure that the youngest learners have a safe and welcoming space to begin their educational journey.
 

To achieve this, WCJ has set a fundraising goal of $25,000. We are calling on 1,250 champions to join us by accepting the $20 Challenge. This initiative underscores our belief that "small acts, when multiplied, can transform the world." Your contribution of just $20 can make a significant difference in the lives of these students and the broader Kew Park community.