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PROJECT: 0018JM-82025

Surviving The Odds Breast Cancer Awareness

In Jamaica, breast cancer is the leading cancer in women, followed by cervical cancer. Approximately 300 women die from breast cancer each year.

The incidence is 43 per 100,000, attributing to approximately 1,200 new cases per year. The fatality rate is 50%, three times the rate of the United States. This is mainly due to delayed diagnosis.

Screening for breast cancer is well below the expected rate. It is less than 10% of the eligible population. Causes are multifactorial. Lack of a formal screening program at government hospitals is the main reason, so the burden falls on the population to seek private health care. The process involves a visit to a private doctor; paying a fee; obtaining a requisition for the mammogram; scheduling the procedure; getting the procedure done and paying the fee; and revisiting the private doctor for the report, that requires yet another fee. All this is literally out of reach for the vast majority of the population.

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PROJECT: 0016JM-1124

Surviving The Odds

Rural homesteaders are overburdened as the head of their households to keep their family together. But this comes at the huge price of sacrifice! For there is no wiggle room in their budget for their own healthcare.

Your gift will be the gift of life to women in need, through breast cancer awareness. First, by educating them on the importance of regular screenings, and then by providing opportunities to undergo mammograms and follow-up ultrasounds as necessary.

Give the most treasured gift of life to eligible women between the ages of 40-70, who have never in their life undergone a mammogram!

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PROJECT: 0004JM

Love in Action Soup Kitchen

The Love in Action Soup Kitchen is a blessing to those in need. Since February, lunch boxes have been provided for the poor and destitute. Sister John shares what they have achieved and how the volunteers of the kitchen play a huge part in the success of this program. “We are trying to spread a culture in which volunteers serve and respect the poor, not themselves. Spiritual education will also be provided for volunteers.”
The Love In Action Food Kitchen served a total of 10,690 meals in 2022. This was on Wednesdays and Fridays. (This limit of two days was due to COVID-19 restrictions and budget issues). In 2023, from January to March, there were 3,300 meals served on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. There had been some issues in distributing the food, but Sister John was able to secure many volunteers which adds to the success of the program. Many people are grateful for these meals as they might be the only source of food they see all week.
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PROJECT: 0012JM

TBWG’s Youth Summer Camp

Located on Jamaica’s south coast in St. Elizabeth parish, Treasure Beach is a six-mile stretch of four coves and their associated settlements: Billy’s Bay, Frenchman’s Bay, Calabash Bay and Great Bay. The region is isolated from the main tourist areas, and is a gem for travelers in search of the off-beat

The Treasure Beach Women’s Group (TBWG), located in Treasure Beach, was established in 2000. It is a grassroots organization dedicated to promoting the advancement of women and the Treasure Beach community as a whole, through education, income-producing projects, and awareness of women’s health and issues commonly faced by women.

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PROJECT: 0005JM

Raje's Stem Cell Implant Surgery

Raje who is 12 years old and lives in Jamaica has been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Raje is in desperate need to receive a stem cell transplant (SCT). It has been determined that Raje is a good candidate to undergo autologous stem cell transplant where the patient’s own stem cells are used the fight the cancer. Raje has been receiving a high dose chemo to prepare his body to receive his own stem cells back to him. Raje will be receiving his treatment at the University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center. The cost of the treatment is very expensive, and we will also be assisting Raje and his mother Vanessa, with travel costs, food and lodging. Please help us give Raje a fighting chance to combat and cure his cancer.
 
UPDATE: Raje and his mother will be going to Bangalore, India to receive RAJE’S stem cell surgery at the end of May. He will receive his treatment at Mazumdar Shaw Medical Center which is part of the Narayana Health System. Mazumdar Shaw Cancer Center (MSCC) is one of Asia’s largest and most advanced cancer centers. It houses state-of-the-art technology which includes BMT and advanced therapeutics units. MSCC runs a highly successful stem cell transplant program including a high-tech stem cell research center and uses a holistic approach in combating cancer.
 
Please keep Raje in your prayers and he enters this life saving journey. RAJE and his mother still need your continued generosity to support their expenses for the next six month. Please give generously.
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