HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS

At Agape Missions International Inc., we believe that collaboration is the key to creating lasting change. Through our humanitarian and charitable efforts, we actively partner with various organizations to distribute food, clothing, essential supplies, and financial assistance to those in need. Working together magnifies our impact as we recognize that we are all one body, united in our mission to help others. If you would like to help us be a blessing to others, we warmly invite you to contribute to our cause.

Donations can be made here [insert donation link], or if you prefer to send a check, make check payable to Agape Missions International, Inc.

Mailing Address:
Agape Missions International, Inc.
P.O. BOX 580486
Kissimmee, FL 34758
USA

For those interested in donating other items or providing support in various ways, please reach out to us at [insert email address]. Together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Some of the esteemed organizations we currently support include:

1. CLARENDON MUNICIPAL CORPORATION – The Clarendon Infirmary

The role of the Clarendon Infirmary is to provide care and protection for the most vulnerable within the parish taking into consideration the guidelines of the Poor Relief Law and the Rules and Regulation for Management of Institutional Care Facilities. Its functions include that of providing nursing care, meeting the routine hygienic needs of residents, providing proper diet based on each individual need, ensuring the safety of residents, providing medical assistance by engaging the service of a medical officer as well and ensuring that prescriptions are filled and residents are provided with prescribed medications. https://clarendonmc.gov.jm/administration/infirmary

2. ST. ANN MUNICIPAL CORPORATION – The St. Ann’s Bay Infirmary

The St. Ann Infirmary has a staff complement of 32. During the fiscal year, a total of 117 persons were cared for. The type of care provided by the infirmary includes mental, physical, and psychological. The residents are seen weekly by a Medical Doctor and Mental Health Officer. Residents are provided with food, clothing, shelter, and occupational therapy. The institution’s purpose is to provide food, shelter, clothing, medical, dental, psychiatric, social, and spiritual care for the destitute poor of the parish. https://stannmc.gov.jm/administration/infirmary-1

3. ST. CHRISTOPHER’S SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

St. Christopher’s School for the Deaf is located in Brown’s Town, St. Ann, amidst the Dry Harbor Mountains overlooking the sea, which accounts for the cool climate. This school is unique as it is endowed with a rich history. With 12 students, the school was established in 1943 by the late Reverend F. G. Gilby, an Anglican minister from England, and continues to be affiliated with the church. Covering over 26 acres of land, it is the oldest residential school for the deaf in the English-speaking Caribbean. Their mission is to create a community where excellence, communication, accountability, and respect help everyone reach their full potential.

4. COGITATIONIST APPROACH TO BEING BETTER (CABB)

The CABB Foundation is committed to empowering perinatal HIV-positive adolescents aged 13- 23 in St. Ann, Jamaica. Their mission is to inspire hope, foster healing, and provide a strong foundation for these young individuals, working to diminish feelings of worthlessness, low self-esteem, and susceptibility to abuse. CABB provides mentorship and support to help these adolescents harness their talents and achieve both personal and professional success.