
In a heartwarming moment in Southern St. James, represented by MP Homer Davis, Ms. Inez Francis stood proudly in front of her newly built home, her eyes glistening with gratitude.
She said, "I have prayed for this day for so long, and now I can finally feel at peace. This house is a blessing."
For years, Ms. Francis, her husband who is visually impaired, and their adopted eight-year-old child endured harsh living conditions. Despite these difficulties, Ms. Francis never gave up hope, and today, thanks to the Social Housing Programme, her family has been given a fresh start.
This transformation, captured so vividly, underscores what's possible when care and commitment come together. We are #CaringFor You

We recently broke ground for the $75 million Jackson Town Pipeline Project with MP Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert at Ball Ground, in Trelawny Southern.
The NWC project receives water from the Barnstable Well and supplies approximately 2,500 residents in the surrounding communities.
This is phase 1 of a $250M JMD investment into the Jackson Town Community.

A career in health is a commitment to serving others and making a tangible difference in the lives of our fellow citizens.
This morning, I officially opened the Ministry of Health and Wellness Career Expo and Employment Fair.
I commend the Ministry of Health and Wellness and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information for organizing this initiative.
I encourage each and every Jamaican to explore the many avenues that public health offers.
Speak with the professionals at the Expo, ask questions, and share the knowledge you gain.
As a government, we will continue to build a stronger healthcare system that supports the well-being of every Jamaican.

"Righteousness Exalts a Nation," that was the theme for the 45th National Leadership Prayer Breakfast, which I am thankful to take part in each year as we seek God's divine guidance and direction.
As I prayed alongside other leaders, my heart was moved by the profound truth found in Proverbs 14:34:
"Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people." This verse encapsulates our collective responsibility to lead with integrity, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to what is right.
As leaders, we bear the weight of our nation's hopes, and it is through unity, faith, and righteousness that we can fulfill our shared purpose.
Let us continue to seek God's wisdom in all that we do, knowing that the prosperity of our nation depends on the values we uphold.

Meet Jason Edwards from St. Mary Central, a man who has been living in tough conditions-no floor, a leaky roof, and no proper bathroom.
But those days are behind him!
With a recommendation from MP Dr. Morais Guy and the support of the New Social Housing Programme (NSHP), Jason now has a safe, comfortable home built with care and funded by the hardworking taxpayers of Jamaica.
We are building homes, transforming lives and empowering communities, where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.