The COVID-19 PATH Grant programme is currently issuing funds to qualified individuals and families. To be a beneficiary, you need to be registered with the Ministry of Labour's PATH Programme. Applications are currently being accepted.
The Tourism Grant under the CARE programme through the Ministry of Tourism is open to applications from registered businesses in the Jamaica Tourism Sector.
The Covid-19 Student Loan Relief programme will provide a deferral of student loan principal and interest payments for 3 months (until July 2020) for loans outstanding to the Student Loan Bureau (SLB).
CEO of EduFocal Limited, Gordon Swaby, has argued that once the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, teaching and learning will look very different to the format with which we have become accustomed.
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The BEST Cash allocation will provide temporary cash transfers to registered businesses operating within the tourism industry. Applications are currently invited to the COVID-19 (CARE) Programme Business Employee Support and Transfer of Cash (BEST Cash) allocation.
Thousands of Jamaicans have responded positively to the GOJ's Assistance through the COVID-19 Allocation of Resources for Employees (CARE) programme.
Your Scholarship advantage arise from the expected increase in the number and value of new and returning scholarship awards post COVID-19 and through the limited number of anticipated applications during this pandemic.
The closure of the COVID Compassionate Grant has produced a large ministerial backlast so the CARE Programme submitted this message to explain
The SET Cash or the Supporting Employees with Transfer of cash programme a grant from the GOJ's CARE Programme will provide temporary cash transfers To individuals. The SET Cash proramme must be verified that they lost their employment on or after March 10 2020. The date of the fist COVID case in Jamaica.
