Welcome to N.E.E.T

NEET is a non-profit organization located on the beach in Negril, Jamaica. In 2003 the organization was founded to address the country’s need for educational support and resources. Since its inception, NEET mission and vision have grown. Today, NEET is committed to strengthening the social fabric of Jamaica through programs that expand educational access for children and adults, partnerships that address our public and environmental health, and events and activities that celebrate Jamaica’s rich heritage.

NEET achieves its mission through the provision of three programs, Island-wide Book & Computer Distribution, Computer Literacy, and the Medical Mission.

2.16.08 - Members of the Caribbean Medical Mission visit Jamaica. The mission has been coming to Jamaica for several years now offering free medical service and free medicine to communities all around Jamaica. This year they serviced communities starting from Kingston and ending in Westmoreland.... {read more}

2.15.08 - With computers donated to the school by various organizations and books and blocks donated to N.E.E.T. by supporters all over the world including spring breakers from the soul rebellion event, St. Paul's Primary today opens its resource center. The principle Mr. Brown says the resource center will be open to the community not just the students who attend the school. The opening of the resource center... {read more}

2.15.08 - N.E.E.T. has once again begun it's "buy a brick" campaign. With yet another undertaking of building at least one library/resource center per year until every school has one, the campaign will now be year long instead of just during sole rebellion. The support of guests and visitors to Jamaica has been tremendous and goes along way in achieving this goal.

11.16.07 - N.E.E.T will be hosting yet another book fair where over 40,000 books will be given to schools and libraries across the island of Jamaica. This event will take place on November 24th and all interested in the advancement of our youth & education are encouraged to attend... {read more}

8.17.07 - What is being called a revolutionary way of teaching kids to "touch type" has now been introduced to the first school in Jamaica, Grange Hill High School. The school was presented with 20 color coded keyboards and lesson plans on how to implement the program. This will allow children in Jamaica to learn faster than ever before. The program founded by Tina Perry has been implemented... {read more}

9.13.07 - Among three organizations awarded by the Ministry of Education, NEET is proud to be a part of the effort in making Jamaica a better place for the children of tomorrow. The Kiwanis Club of Providence in St. James and Tryall Fund of Hanover were the other 2 recipients... {read more}

4.04.07 - On April 4, 2007, the Negril Education Environment Trust (NEET) along with Beach Life Vacations and Kraft E handed over one hundred blocks, which was donated by Dean Wallace to Ferris Primary School in Westmoreland to assist with the construction of a tuck shop. Books and a computer were also handed over by... {read more}

6.16.07 - June 16th bought about another successful charity event for N.E.E.T. Winston Wellington, the organizations Chairman celebrated with friends and supporters of NEET's mission, his birthday and fathers day aboard the Nautical Empress in long island New York. Raffles and prizes were given away while everyone enjoyed the dinner and music....{read more}

8.26.07 - 8 graduates including 5 police officers from the negril police department and 3 staff members of Travellers Beach Resort received computers upon completion of a computer course offered to the community. Police are encouraged to take advantages of these courses offered free of charge.... {read more)