Blog 20 Jun 2021 Basic Needs: A Container of Love Basic Needs: A Container of Love When Cate and Mark Toney were working in Jamaica as Missionaries seven years ago, in 2014, they asked many children what they wanted from… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 04 Jun 2021 If Children See Better, They Will Learn Better: The Impact Online School Has on Eyesight If Children See Better, They Will Learn Better: The Impact Online School Has on Eyesight One of my children regularly rubs his eyes, the other complains of headaches at the… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 23 May 2021 Jamaican Resilience Gets Us the Best in Teaching Jamaican Resilience Gets Us the Best in Teaching We have a saying here in Jamaica: ‘Tun han an mek fashion.’ (Turn your hand and make do.). For example, if the… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 02 May 2021 Too Far to Go Back Now: The Blossoming Dreams of Athlete Jazmyn James Too Far to Go Back Now: The Blossoming Dreams of Athlete Jazmyn James ‘What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,’ is a saying so many of us use while we… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 25 Apr 2021 Our Work is Never Finished Our Work is Never Finished Cornerstone Jamaica and all our partners never rest on our laurels. We look for where we can help Jamaican children and we start an initiative… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 17 Apr 2021 Play Better, Learn Better: How Children & Adolescents Can Benefit from Play throughout the COVID Pandemic & Beyond Play Better, Learn Better: How Children & Adolescents Can Benefit from Play throughout the COVID Pandemic & Beyond By: Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown “We know that children who play are happier,… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 11 Apr 2021 Collateral Damage of Covid: Part 1 Collateral Damage of COVID: Part 1 By: Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown “I feel pain and a burning in the middle of my chest,” my friend tells me. “I can’t turn left,… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
Blog 04 Apr 2021 A Cornerstone in the Lives of Jamaican Students A Cornerstone in the Lives of Jamaican Students By: Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown No matter what circumstance a child in Jamaica might be in, two things have become absolute necessities for… Emma Sharp Dalton-Brown
