The Government of Jamaica (GoJ) is currently providing an estimated 148,000 students on the Programme for Advancement through Heath and Education (PATH) with devices.

However, an additional estimated 100,000 students still require laptops or tablets to effectively participate in electronic learning. These students are not on PATH but are considered needy and vulnerable as we risk leaving them behind academically.

Through partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth & Information (MoEYI), National Education Trust Limited (NET), Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), Jamaica Social Stock Exchange (JSSE), NCB Foundation and Junior Achievement Jamaica the “One Laptop or Tablet Per Child Initiative” is being executed under the umbrella of “Connect A Child JA”.

Together we aim to facilitate equity in access to ICT, laptops and tablets are required for an estimated 100,000 needy students.

If you cannot support the Connect A Child JA project with cash please support the cause by sharing this page with your friends and family. Thank you in advance.

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