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Greetings from H.E. Sheila Sealy Monteith
EVENT | November 26th, 2011
YOU’RE INVITED! You are cordially invited to attend the Canadian Jamaican Medical Assistance Society’s Annual Christmas Dinner & Dance. This year this fabulous evening of entertainment will be held at the illustrious Burnaby Lake Pavilion Rowing Club. Join us for a night to remember as we celebrate another great year with family and friends. In [...]
CJMAS Needs YOU!!!
Membership Drive United we stand, divided we fall. We need your contributions to sustain our organization. Did you know that 100% of your donations go directly to Jamaica? We are an ALL volunteer organization. There are no profits here and little overhead but we need your help to keep us afloat. We ask that you [...]
Congratulations, Lorna Adams!
WE HAVE A WINNER!!!! Congratulations to Lorna Adams on winning the 2011 Rose Gala raffle. Thank you to everyone who entered the raffle and donated to the Open Arms project. Your support continued support for Mental Health & Homelessness Awareness is GREATLY appreciated. Special Thanks to Montebello Jeweller’s in Willowbrook Mall (Langley). 0
Jamaican Skier Celebrated
A small but representative contingent of Jamaicans descended on Riddim & Spice, a local Jamaican restaurant on Commercial Drive in Vancouver, recently to meet and congratulate Jamaica’s sole freestyle skier in the 2010 Winter Olympics held in Vancouver, Canada. The 23 year old Errol Kerr, who was born to a Jamaican father, now deceased, and [...]
Jamaica 50 Greetings
Posted by cjmas on December 25th, 2011
Thank You For Your Continued Support
Posted by cjmas on November 29th, 2011
As CJMAS enters its 20th year of service we are proud to report that as a result of your continued support we have been able to provide just over $500k in aid for Jamaica. As we move into 2012 and Jamaica celebrates its 50th anniversary of independence it evident that there is so much to celebrate and an even greater reason to increase our efforts in making a positive difference in the lives of those who need us the most.
