On Labour Day 2025, JEP Group staff and volunteers came together under the theme Build Together to uplift one of Jamaica’s most vital healthcare institutions, Kingston Public Hospital (KPH).
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!This year’s flagship project focused on creating a recreational garden and completing upgrades to the Renal Unit, offering patients, caregivers, and staff a more comfortable and healing environment. The project, carried out entirely by JEP Group volunteers, reflects our ongoing commitment to meaningful corporate citizenship and long-term community impact.
In addition to the KPH initiative, JEP Group extended support to community-led Labour Day projects across several neighbouring areas. These included:
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The Denham Town Golden Age Home
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The Franklyn Town Community Centre
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The Mountain View community of Saunders Avenue
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A local project in Old Harbour Bay
In total, the JEP Group invested over J$4 million in materials, labour, and resources to support these impactful initiatives, a testament to our belief that progress is most powerful when it’s shared.
“Labour Day is more than a tradition for us. It’s an opportunity to give back in a way that brings lasting value to the communities we serve”, said Moya Mullings, Senior Marketing Officer, JEP Group.
“Jamaica Energy Partners is one of the better private sector companies. They have supported education, sports, culture and environment [initiatives]. They are a good corporate body. We are proud of the association with JEP and the assistance they offer is invaluable”, said Local Government Minister, Desmond McKenzie.
As we continue to power possibilities across Jamaica, we remain grounded in our mission to energise lives not only through electricity, but through service, empathy, and community.
