The Jamaican Canadian Association (JCA) exists to deliver programs and services, provides a physical hub, and to advocate to improve the well‐being and equity of Jamaican, Caribbean & African‐Canadian communities within the Greater Toronto Area.
We are ready to launch the change champions initiative. JCA Change Champions are members.
We are an association of individuals that share a common love and appreciation for the Jamaican cultural heritage.
Interested in becoming a Jamaican Canadian Association board member? We welcome new members.
Caribbean African Canadian Social Services delivers programs and advocate to improve.
The Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance to worthy students from the Caribbean/African commun ity, who are pursuing post-secondary studies in Ontario Universities/Colleges.
The JCA is actively recruiting talented individuals to add to the mosaic of the organization. We appeal to you to come forward and help us in a big way. The JCA Volunteer Program allows for the development of interpersonal and communication skills, skills enhancement, work experience, self-esteem and self-confidence and gives individuals the opportunity to network and make new friends.
The Jamaican Canadian Association (JCA) exists to deliver programs and services, provides a physical hub, and to advocate to improve the well‐being and equity of Jamaican, Caribbean & African‐Canadian communities within the Greater Toronto Area.
The Jamaican-Canadian Association was founded in 1962 by a group of Jamaicans then living in Toronto. The impetus for the creation of the association was the emergence of Jamaica from colonial status to becoming an independent nation in August, 1962. Jamaicans in Toronto formed a committee comprised of the following: Roy G. Williams, Bromley Armstrong, E. S. Ricketts, Miss Phyllis Whyte,
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