Donations from United States Paulette Miller and her sister Noya saved their books to donate to NEET. The number of books they have accumulated were packed into seven carton boxes and transported to Dennis Shipping Co. in Brooklyn. These sisters are serious about sharing knowledge and their actions are in line with NEET’s. Your positive attitude is commendable. Gloria Scott of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida donated two boxes of books to NEET. Carl Reid donated a barrel of clothing to the St. An thony’s Soup Kitchen. This donation was presented by the Chairman, Winston Wellington on behalf of Carl and Mary ...
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Mr. Winston Wellington received a Hero’s Day Award for Community Development. A very big and well deserving “congratulations” is in order to our very own Winston Wellington. As Mother Teresa once said, the world is full of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. The award can be viewed at the NEET office in Negril Jamaica, but here is a preview.
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Graduation @2011 In December a total of seventy-six (76) students graduated from the NEET’s Computer Literacy Pro- gram including police officers, teachers and other young individuals. They were trained for the sole purpose of passing on this knowledge to students.
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NEET continues it’s fight against crime through education by donating books and school supplies across the island. This tremendous initiative helps to develop young minds by encouraging youngsters to read more thus learn more. Sabreen along with Emrah Gungor visited Petersfield Primary & infant school to their PTA Fun Day. Over 1000 books were given out to deserving children in an effort to promote literacy throughout the island. Chantilly Basic School received seventy-five (75) books, which allowed each child to have a book. They were also outfitted with white board marker kits, colored pencils, markers and led pencils. Mt. Airy ...
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DENNIS SHIPPING CO. launched the opening of another location on NW 15 Street,Ft. Lauderdale, on October 15, 2011. Dennis Shipping is in partnership with NEET, providing shipment of books free of cost. We wish him continued blessings of success at this location.
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A Community Library was started in Kendal, Manchester as you see N.E.E.T is for everyone. This particular library has variety, and Ms. Burke is proud of her centre and the products being offered.
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Negril Education Environment Trust (NEET) in conjunction with the Negril International Hospital partnered with H.E.L.P JA Medical Mission. H.E.L.P JA’s aim is to provide free Healthcare for Every Living Person in Jamaica. The medical mission serviced over four parishes which included Kingtston, St. Mary, Annata Bay, and the last stop in Negril. The Negril medical mission took place on September 16, 2011 at the Negril Community Clinic. Over 122 patients registered and 117 were seen over the time span of 10am –7pm. Many of Jamaica’s doctors living abroad came home to give back to the Jamaican people. These doctors included ...
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Good News: NEET opened more libraries across the island. Where, do you ask? Mayfield, All Age, South Field St. Elizabeth: The school received 7 computers and over 1000 books were donated with more books in the future . Wow, the teachers, student and parents must be thrilled. Seaview Primary School was the recipient of 2 brand new computers and 2 printers, courtesy of Kory South: Sunset Resorts & Villas. Big thanks to Mr. Kory South.
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