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Animal tagging and traceability are critical tools in protecting farmers and strengthening Jamaica’s food systems. This civic learning resource breaks down how the system works, who is responsible, and what you need to know.

What is a Parish Development Committee (PDC), and why does it matter? This Civic Learning Resource explores how community development works in Jamaica and how citizens, especially youth, can get involved in shaping their future.

What does it really mean to serve as a Justice of the Peace in Jamaica? In this SRC Community Spotlight, Dr Sasha Shim-Hue explains the pathway, responsibilities and community safety impact of the role.

Marcelle Jackson, JP and Leroy Fearon, JP joined SRC’s Youth Empowerment Live Forum to explore mentorship, service, youth leadership and the Justice of the Peace pathway in Jamaica.

Communities Grow Stronger When Young People Choose to Serve Youth leadership does not always begin with a title or position. Sometimes it begins with a simple decision to participate. In this edition of SRC Community Spotlight , we highlight twin sisters Kyla and Kiara Plummer , young volunteers contributing to community initiatives through the Clarendon Parish Development Committee Benevolent Society. Joining the conversation is Eurica Douglas , General Manager of the organi

Andre Harris, Vice President of the National Police Youth Club Movement, shares how youth leadership programmes help strengthen communities and empower young people across Jamaica.

Public Education Session Recap (Facilitated by Serenity Resource Connector) The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is deepening its digitisation efforts — and for business owners, this shift is more than a technology upgrade. It is a practical change aimed at reducing the time, cost, and frustration that often come with registration, renewals, filings, and retrieving official documents. This public education session was facilitated by Serenity Resource Connector (SRC) and guid

Clarendon Youth Mayor 2023 Tonishae Smith shares insights on youth leadership and civic participation in this SRC Community Spotlight feature.

Leadership Rooted in Service In this edition of SRC Community Spotlight , we highlight a young woman who embodies culture, confidence and community impact. Rhaveen Kildare, Miss Clarendon Festival Queen 2025 and 2nd Runner-Up in the Miss Jamaica Festival Queen Competition, joins us to reflect on identity, youth leadership and the power of showing up authentically. Beyond the sash, Rhaveen is a third-year medical student at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, with

Welcome to Community Spotlight , where we highlight individuals whose discipline, service and integrity are making a real difference in our communities. In this episode, we feature Sergeant Rojehn Holt , 2025 LASCO Top Cop for Area 3  and Second Place National Winner , whose life and work reflect what purposeful service truly looks like. This conversation centres on discipline, perseverance and positive role modelling , and the lessons young people can draw from a life commit

Who Is Termario Daniels? “Start somewhere. Start small. Get up and do something you’re passionate about.” That powerful advice comes from Termario Daniels , the dynamic President of the Clarendon Parish Youth Council . From volunteering during COVID-19 lockdowns to speaking on Capitol Hill, his journey is a blueprint for youth empowerment. How It All Began In 2020, while the world was on pause, Termario hit play . With nothing but time, curiosity, and compassion, he began vol

A Youth Forum Rooted in Reflection and Vision On December 18, 2025, Serenity Resource Connector (SRC)  hosted a powerful virtual youth forum titled "From Yaad to the World: Inspiring Youth Stories, Christmas Traditions, and Hopes for 2026." Led by vibrant host Clevena Brown , the conversation centred around youth leadership, community representation, holiday memories,  and what it means to grow into your voice and purpose . Two of Jamaica’s most dynamic young changemakers, An

Highlights from the Final 2025 Community Safety & Security Forum As the festive season approaches, safety remains a top priority. On December 12, 2025 , Serenity Resource Connector  wrapped up its final Community Safety and Security Forum  for the year with a practical discussion on event preparedness  and road safety  during the Christmas holidays. In collaboration with the Area 3 Police  (Clarendon, Manchester & St. Elizabeth Divisions) and our valued sponsor National Self-

Published by Serenity Resource Connector 🤝S ponsored by National Self-Serve Wholesale After a brief pause following Hurricane Melissa, the SRC Community Development Live Forum  returned for a powerful conversation focused on Clarendon’s recovery and resilience . The session featured Councillor Joel Williams, Mayor of May Pen , who offered a comprehensive update on the storm’s impact and the collaborative recovery efforts now underway. Hurricane Melissa’s Impact on Clarendon

Gladenique Bennett, First Runner-Up in Mr & Miss Central Jamaica 2025, shares her journey as a STEM Queen, inspiring more girls to lead in engineering and tech.

In this edition of the SRC Community Safety Forum, we spotlight the Lasco Top Cops of Area 3 and their inspiring work in community policing.

In this heartfelt Heritage Month edition of SRC Culture Corner, we honour Jamaicans who help to keep our culture alive — from veteran leaders to emerging youth voices — in partnership with JCDC.

Explore the power of youth leadership in Clarendon, as crowned ambassadors, community groups, and environmental partners unite to inspire service and change.

This practical blog simplifies conveyancing in Jamaica — from legal steps to NHT support — empowering you to own property confidently.

Discover how the Child Rights Series 2025 tackles the call for High Quality ECE. Learn from expert insights and explore inclusive strategies from Jamaica and beyond.