Mandela
Terrace |
Cebert Hines
Executive Director
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Tarik J. Perkins
Local Resource Mobilisation Officer
Tarik Perkins is a dual-citizen
of the United States of America and Jamaica. He was born
in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Kingston Jamaica.
Tarik has been active in various social movements from
a very early age. He attended Campion College, received
his B.A. in Economics from the University of Chicago at
nineteen and has an M.A. in Latin American Studies from
Georgetown University's School of Foreign Services where
he specialised in Trade-Driven Microenterprise Development.
He has experience working as a Business and IT consultant,
is talented in web-design, speaks Spanish and Portuguese
fluently and he speaks some French. Tarik enjoys music,
dancing, visual, martial and language arts and teaching
computer skills.
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Warren A. Thompson
Programme Officer
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Nathan Brown
Finance / Administrative Officer
Good day to you all, My name is Nathan Brown and I’ve
been living in the community Mandela Terrace for the past
13 years, where I was living with my mother, brothers
and sisters. During these years it has been very challenging
due to the whole garrison settings, but then came 3Cs,
the organization that help me to be where I am today.
I am proud to be the Finance & Admin Officer for 3Cs.
They are the one who has molded me into the person I am
today, which is a responsible young man. I stared out
as a member of the youth activities seven years ago and
grew with the project. I consider myself a true success
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Rachelle Anderson
Administrative Assistant
Hi everyone. My name is Rachelle Anderson; I am 21 years
of age. I am currently the Administrative Assistant for
Children and Community for Change (3Cs), Kingston Branch.
I am also a member of their youth Group; the Vice President.
I was introduced to 3Cs by a friend in 2002, and have
been affiliated with them ever since. Being apart of 3Cs
has helped me to grow socially and economically. I have
learned a lot of new things and have developed some new
skills; I will be forever grateful to them. Thank you
3Cs.
The staff of 3Cs is very friendly, motivating, and hardworking;
these are just a few of the qualities that they possess.
If you are ever looking for role models; you need to check
3Cs.
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Nichelle Martin
Senior Community Coordinator
Hi everyone, my name is Nichelle Martin. I started working
as a Peace Corp Volunteer Counterpart to at the beginning
of this project in 1997, at that time it was called the
Mandela Terrace life Skills Project. I started working for
Children and Community for Change in 2001. Presently I am
the Senior Community Coordinator; my specific responsibilities
include: coordinating the parent skills training programme,
coordinating the senior life skills club, coordinating the
sports development and global gang projects.
My ambition is to become a Certified Social Worker, my
qualifications in the field include a certificate in the
four month Principles and Practice of Social Work 2003,
and a Certificate in Social Service 2004-2006, Both are
from the University of the West Indies.
My hobbies include spending time with my seven year old
son, reading and socializing; I enjoy working with youth
and young children.
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Diana Campbell
Community Coordinator
Diana, is a single parent with 4 children,(2) boys,
(2)girls, a Christan, I attend the New Testament Church
of God. I was born in Kingston and I spent most of my
younger years in the country (Clarendon).
I give God thanks to be blessed with skills such as; interposonal
relationships, nursing and community work as well as experience
in teaching, (3cs home work assistance programme). I recently
did a 4 months certificate course in Principles and Practice
in Social work at UWI, and other certificates in HIV/Aids,
stepping stone, Child care, first-aid etc, and clinic
evangelism. Over the years I enjoy working with my young
team members both from junior life skills and home work
class, and I enjoy being a Christan, this not only informs
me by its changes, but to become a humble person during
these testing times at the work place and community level.
My hobbies are watching animated cartoons, gospel movies,
washing, eating burgers, and going to the beach.
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Spring
Village |
Maurice Morgan
Community Coordinator - Spring Village
I'm the community coordinator for the
community of Spring Village, Ive been working for this
organization full time for the past two years and part
time two years prior that, i really love and enjoy my
work and want ot do a lot more for my community and this
organization.
I have one child, she is two (2) years old and my world
revolves around her, I love sports(average football layer,
good basket baller and very good Cricketer) though I don't
get to play as much now, I don't do much outside of work,
Matter of fact I'm always working. Let me say I live a
very boring life, and surprisingly I'm enjoying it.
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Delando McLeod
Administrative Assistant
Hi, I’m Delando McLeod. I was born in Kingston
Jamaica but I grew up in Spring Village, St. Catherine.
I used to attend Jonathan Grant High School. I am the
Administrative Assistant and Sports Coordinator for Spring
Village side of the 3Cs project. I love to work with and
socialize with youth. In my leisure time I enjoy playing
football, basketball, swimming, drumming and dancing.
One of my greatest aspirations for my country is to see
a programme like 3Cs being implemented in every community
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Christine Allen Barnaby
Community Facilitator
My name is Christine Allen Barnaby, also known as Grace.
I have been an Early Childhood teacher for the past six
(6) years. I have been working with children and Community
for Change 3Cs for the past four (4) years. My role is
Community facilitator for Spring Village. I work with
parents. My favourite colour is blue. I enjoy making people
happy and I am also a happy person. My hobbies are reading,
laughing, watching TV and going out. My aim is to make
sure that more parents come out and get involved in the7
Parent Support Group. I also aim to get more children
involved in the Life Skills Programme and to make sure
that each child benefits from it and last but not least
finding a good capable, hardworking, ambitious, outspoken,
loving, caring, all-about-Grace type of Husband, one that
cares about family and loves kids. |
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Petol Edwards
Dance Teacher |
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Rosemarie
Vassell
Community Facilitator
Rosemarie Vassell was born in Jamaica on October
9, in Spanish Town in the parish of St. Catherine. She
attended St. Jago High School, then moved to Spring Village.
She has worked for various places while living in the
area such as: Honeycrust Bakery as a cashier, The Best
Dressed Chicken Processing Plant for about 5 years as
a Data Entry Clerk and as an Assistant Supervisor in the
Stores Department. Presently she is employed by the Spring
Village Development Foundation and Training Institute
as an Office Assistant, Project Coordinator, Coordinator
for a Joint Training Programme with the Spring Garden
All-Age School, where they train student from grades 7-9
to do Garment, Electrical Installation and Welding. She
has been employed part-time by Children and Community
for Change for the past 2 years as Community Facilitator
in the Spring Village Community working with children
age 13-15 years old. She is a very outspoken person at
times and likes music, reading, dance, movies and listening
to other person's opinions. |
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