EXECUTIVES and team members from First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union Limited (FHC) exchanged their offices for the classroom during April 28 to May 4 in a bid to promote literacy in schools. 

During the week, celebrated locally as National Reading Week, the FHC team members read, donated books and shared their skills with children at some 30 preparatory and primary schools across the island.

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As First Heritage continues to support ‘nation building’ and foster the spirit of civic pride as we celebrate Jamaica’s 50th year of independence, FHC has embarked on a 50/50 Jamaica Campaign. This initiative has involved FHC executing several community development as well as social outreach activities. The flagship project has seen FHC presenting fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) to fifty (50) basic schools across the island totalling $2.5M.

Faith Basic School Mrs. Juven Montague-Anderson- AGM, Marketing & Communications, FHC quizzes these anxious students from Faith Basic School.

Morant Bay Basic School

Ms. Diana Allen, Youth Development Officer, FHC, assisting the children of Morant Bay Basic School with some math problems.

Claudette Cope- Principal, Mrs. Maxine Roberts- teacher and Dionne-Sheree Smith- Asst. Manager, Marketing & Communications, FHC.

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