
TALAWA
Empowering Jamaican youth through education, one scholarship at a time
Our Impact So Far
Students Supported
Scholarships awarded to deserving students
Schools Reached
Educational institutions across Jamaica
Funds Distributed
Directly to students and schools
What is Talawa?
In Jamaican Patois, "Talawa" means strong, fearless, and resilient. It describes someone who may be underestimated but possesses incredible inner strength and determination.
Strong
Building resilience through education and opportunity
Fearless
Empowering children to dream big and pursue their goals
Resilient
Creating lasting change through sustained support
Success Stories
Hear from students whose lives have been transformed through education
"Talawa helped me get the textbooks I needed. Now I'm top of my class and dreaming of becoming a doctor!"
Kimberly Johnson
Grade 6 Student, Wait-A-Bit Primary
"The support we received made it possible for our children to continue their education. We are forever grateful."
Mrs. Brown
Parent
"Thanks to Talawa, I can focus on teaching instead of worrying about basic supplies for my students."
Miss Davis
Teacher, Wait-A-Bit Basic School
Latest Updates
Gala 2025
March 8, 2025
Annual Talawa Gala Highlights
See photos and impact from our 2025 Dinner, Dance, and Donations event supporting Jamaican education.
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Every Contribution Counts
Your donation directly supports students with scholarships, textbooks, and educational resources.
Donate Now →Our Mission
We are a charitable organization dedicated to providing scholarships and educational tools for children in Jamaica. Every child deserves access to quality education, regardless of their circumstances.
Through community support and partnerships, we're breaking down barriers to education and creating pathways to success for Jamaica's next generation of leaders, innovators, and change-makers.
Make a Difference Today
Your support can change a child's life. Every donation helps provide books, school supplies, tuition assistance, and educational resources to students who need them most.

