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ST JAMES, Jamaica- The community of Mount Salem in St James is set to become the epicenter of a youth-driven social change initiative, powered by a timely micro grant funding from the Council of Voluntary Social Services (CVSS). The micro grants represent a component of the 30-month intervention funded by the European Union (EU) to strengthen Civil Society Organisations as actors of governance and development. Spearheaded by local organisation, …See the Story

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