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Kildare Nationalist — Funding announced for 27 local projects in Kildare - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Funding announced for 27 local projects in Kildare

Kildare received an allocation of €148,013 from the Department of Rural and Community Development under the programme.

Longford Community Groups to receive funding worth over €34,000 - Vimarsana News

Longford Community Groups to receive funding worth over €34,000

This grant allowed groups to enhance facilities in disadvantaged areas.

Citizens do not need handouts - Vimarsana News

Citizens do not need handouts

Citizens do not need handouts Steve Alvarez - THE EDITOR: The old idiom “don’t bite the hand that feeds you” was first seen in print during the 18th century, when political writer Edmund Burke said “having looked to government for bread, on the first scarcity they will turn and bite the hand that fed them.” That phrase is believed to be hundreds of years old. Today I want to approach that phrase differently. I want to suggest that if you do not want to be bitten, do not feed the masses. The people, if allowed and encouraged, would not only feed themselves but create enough to feed...

CHASE Fund To Provide 2,000 Tablet Computers For Early Childhood Institutions – Jamaica Information Service - Vimarsana News

CHASE Fund To Provide 2,000 Tablet Computers For Early Childhood Institutions – Jamaica Information Service

JIS Features Written by: Rosheika Grant Some of the over 2,000 tablets donated by the Culture, Health, Arts, Sports and Education (CHASE) Fund to several early childhood schools across Jamaica to facilitate virtual learning by students. Photo: Contributed Over 2,000 students will benefit from tablet computers being donated by the Culture, Health, Arts, Sports and Education (CHASE) Fund to early childhood institutions across Jamaica to facilitate virtual learning. Two thousand devices, valued $50 million, will be distributed between May and August to several schools. They include: Allman...

Source: jis.gov.jm
Chase Fund to provide 2,000 tablet computers for early childhood institutions - Vimarsana News

Chase Fund to provide 2,000 tablet computers for early childhood institutions

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Over 2,000 students will benefit from tablet computers being donated by...