SEPROD FOUNDATION YEAR AT A GLANCE 2021 Through our ongoing focus on STEAM Education, we supported the #CODEJAMAICA movement that provided exciting and innovative virtual learning experiences to children islandwide. Through the virtual medium we were able to engage more students.
launched the Brunswick Breakfast Programme at the Tivoli Gardens High School and launched the Dr. Richard Jones Scholarship Awards that saw five deserving students at the College of Agriculture, Science and Education receive scholarships to cover tuition for one year.
Food security continues to be a top priority with a focus on empowering the communities in which we work through the implementation of various agricultural programmes and provision of nutritional support. We supported our primary schools through the Seprod Foundation Budding Farmers Grow Club,
We believe that these investments in the human capital of Jamaica will inspire more careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Agriculture and will equip our country for a more rewarding future.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2021
Seprod Foundation spent approximately JMD 23 million, cash and in kind, over the year supporting our communities and executing our projects outlined below:
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