Project 01 · Jamaica

For one month, we serve.
For twelve, they need us.

United People of God is a gathering place for people who solve real problems together. We start at home in Jamaica: turning one month of service into year-round care for the children we love.

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The Jamaica story

Jamaica gave the world its music and its fastest feet. Our children are the next chapter.

Since Independence in 1962, our small island has taught the world to listen and to run. But while others make Jamaica their paradise, some of Jamaica's own children are not equipped to succeed.

Every year our team spends one month on the ground, serving an average of 110 children. When the plane leaves, the support largely leaves with it.

United People of God exists to close that gap: to empower these children all year round so they can elevate Jamaica.

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Mist over a green hillside village in the Blue Mountains of Portland, Jamaica
Blue Mountains, Portland Parish

One year, as the children live it

Team on the ground The gap you can fill
  1. Service
    month
  2. Feb
  3. Mar
  4. Apr
  5. May
  6. Jun
  7. Jul
  8. Aug
  9. Sep
  10. Oct
  11. Nov
  12. Dec

Monthly donors turn the grey into gold: local tutors, meals, school supplies and mentoring that continue after the team flies home.

What Happens Next

When the team flies home, the care keeps going.

Our month on the ground is only the beginning. Your gifts fund support for the children we serve, an average of 110 every year, all year round, through local tutors, mentors, carers and clinics.

Month 1 · We serve on the ground Months 2–12 · Care continues
01

Everyday needs

The basics every child needs to show up ready to learn.

  • FoodNourishing meals and lunches through the school year
  • ClothingUniforms, shoes and everyday clothes that fit
  • School suppliesBooks, pencils, backpacks and exam materials
  • Feminine necessitiesDiscreet care kits so no girl misses school
Give to everyday needs
02

Learning & guidance

Consistent adults who keep progress going between trips.

  • MentorshipCaring mentors who check in and encourage
  • TutoringRegular reading and maths sessions with local tutors
  • Homework helpAfter-school support so no one falls behind
Give to learning & guidance
03

Health & wellbeing

Care for growing bodies and minds, all year.

  • Dental careCheck-ups, cleanings and treatment
  • Medical careClinic visits, check-ups and medicine
  • TherapyCounselling and emotional support when it is needed
Give to health & wellbeing

Choose where your gift goes, or let us direct it where it's needed most.

Give all year round See what your money does

Transparency, front and centre

See what your money does

Every gift is tied to something you can see: a child, a classroom, a meal, a trip. Choose an amount below, then explore the work our team has already done on the ground.

110

children served each year, on average. Every one of them deserves support all twelve months, not just the one when our team is there.

Support them from $10/month

$25

Everyday essentials

Could provide a child's school supplies, or feminine care kits for a girl, for a term.

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$50

Food & clothing

Could help fund a month of school lunches, or a uniform and shoes that fit.

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Most chosen

$100

Tutoring & mentorship

Could fund a month of tutoring, homework help and mentoring between our trips.

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$250

Health & wellbeing

Could help cover dental check-ups, a clinic visit or therapy sessions for a child.

Give this

Amounts and outcomes are illustrative examples and will be updated with real programme costs.

Where each dollar goes

We'll publish a simple breakdown every year, so you never have to wonder.

Example breakdown, replace with your real figures
  • 40% Learning & guidance
  • 25% Everyday needs
  • 25% Health & wellbeing
  • 10% Trips, operations & reporting

Past work

The work so far, trip by trip

Sample content: replace with your real stories & photos

Trip · Year 1 (example)

Reading circles & a library corner

Example: Our team ran daily reading circles and stocked a small library corner with donated books.

  • 00 children reached
  • 000 books given

Trip · Year 2 (example)

Classroom repairs & a fresh coat of paint

Example: Volunteers repaired desks, painted classrooms and installed shelving with local tradespeople.

  • 00 rooms restored
  • 00 volunteers

Trip · Year 3 (example)

Meals, mentoring & a sports day

Example: A month of shared lunches, one-to-one mentoring and a community sports day for families.

  • 0,000 meals served
  • 00 mentors
Sample preview

Members gallery · new photos every month

Donors giving $10+/month unlock the full gallery

Go behind the scenes: photo stories from every trip and monthly updates from the children and tutors your gift supports.

"Placeholder testimonial: a short, real quote from a parent, teacher or volunteer about what the team's work meant will go here."

Name, role · sample
A painted fishing boat moored on the White River near Ocho Rios, Jamaica
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Give back home

Out of many, one people. Wherever we live now.

Whether you left Jamaica last year or your grandparents did, home is still home. From Brixton to Brooklyn to Brampton, the diaspora can give these children something one month never could: consistency.

01

Send home monthly

A small monthly gift, in pounds, dollars or Canadian dollars, keeps tutors and meals going all year.

02

Walk with a child

Sponsor-a-child style giving: follow one child's progress with updates from the ground. programme in design

03

Start a family circle

Rally your family, church or alumni association around a shared goal and watch it fill up together.

The movement

A gathering place for people who solve real problems, together.

United People of God brings people together around one question: what can we fix, if we show up together? Jamaica is our first project. It won't be our last.

  1. 01

    Gather

    Find people who care about the same problem: neighbours, congregations, professionals, the diaspora.

  2. 02

    Listen

    Start with the community itself. Understand the need before deciding the answer.

  3. 03

    Act

    Show up in person, bring skills, fund what works, and do it with local partners.

  4. 04

    Sustain

    Keep it going between visits, and report back openly on every result.

Active

Project 01

Jamaica: year-round care for children

Annual month of service plus ongoing education, meals and mentoring.

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Coming next

Project 02

Chosen together by our community

Members will help shape and vote on the next problem we take on.

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Your idea

Propose a problem worth solving

Know a community that needs people to show up? Tell us about it.

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Join a trip · Volunteer

Places open for volunteers. One unforgettable month.

Each year we bring a team to serve alongside Jamaican communities, and we need more hands on the ground. Teachers, nurses, builders, coaches, creatives and simply willing hands are all welcome.

  • Teaching & tutoring
  • Health & wellbeing
  • Building & repairs
  • Sports & play
  • Arts & music
  • Mentoring

Trip dates, costs and requirements: to be announced.

Register your interest

We'll be in touch when applications open.

Questions & transparency

Straight answers.

Trust is earned. Here's how we work. Anything else, just ask.

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Where does my money go?

Into year-round support for the children we serve in Jamaica: everyday needs (food, clothing, school supplies, feminine necessities), learning and guidance (mentorship, tutoring, homework help) and health and wellbeing (dental care, medical care, therapy), plus the annual service trip programme. We'll publish a breakdown each year in the "See what your money does" section.

Do donations pay for volunteers' flights?

Placeholder answer: state your policy here, e.g. whether volunteers fund their own travel and how trip costs are kept separate from donations for the children.

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Placeholder answer: add your registered charity / non-profit status and numbers for each country you accept gifts from (e.g. US 501(c)(3), UK Gift Aid, Canadian charitable receipts) once confirmed.

How will I see the impact?

Through updates from the ground, photo stories from each trip, and an annual impact report. Monthly donors and sponsors get regular news.

Can my church or family give together?

Yes. Start a family circle: a shared goal your group can contribute to and follow together.

Why "United People of God"?

Because real problems are solved by people who show up for each other. We're a community of people united by faith and purpose, and everyone who wants to help is welcome.