Meet the Facilitators for WE-Care Day on Saturday, August 30th! There will be a variety of conversations and activities happening all day at the Community Centre. To attend, RSVP here: https://t.co/RXUxrmU72j

WE-Care Day is happening on Saturday, August 30th at the Community Centre. This one-day event is about healing, learning, and community care. We’re bringing people together for honest conversations on disability justice, reproductive health, queer love, climate change, and more.

Meet the WE-Care Day Facilitators ✨🍀 Eleanor Terrelonge from the Jamaica Climate Change Youth Council will join Dahvia to lead a conversation on AI, climate change, and their impact on queer communities. 🌍✨ Together, they’ll open up space for a forward-looking,

Do you sell shirts, art, food, or accessories? Set up shop at WE-Care Day on August 30 at 10AM. 💍👗🍗🌭 Sign up here: https://t.co/C9B9Bj4gKw WE-Care Day is a space for queer healing, learning, and community. It’s a day filled with art-making, movement, and honest

Come spend the day with us at the Community Centre for WE-Care Day: a full-day wellness and reflection experience rooted in queer healing, connection, and creativity. 💫 We’re diving into conversations on disability justice, lesbian relationships and domestic violence, climate

Meet the facilitators for WE-Care Day! ✨ @jo_hannabanana will be leading a trauma-informed yoga session focusing on release and relaxation. Contribution for session: $500 JMD The full agenda is coming soon so stay tuned to see the full list of activities. Register to attend

Meet the facilitators for WE-Care Day ✨ Dr. Debbie-Ann Chambers, Counselling Psychologist and Poetry Therapy Practitioner, will be leading a Poetry Therapy session at WE-Care Day. This will be a space to explore the themes of queerness, community, relationships and healing

Join us at the Community Centre for WE-Care Day, a full-day wellness and reflection event centering queer healing, connection, and creativity. Expect conversations on disability justice, lesbian relationships and domestic violence, the impact of climate change on queer lives, a

Happening TODAY 📢 This Wednesday at 6PM, join us on IG Live for a necessary conversation with clinical psychologist and attorney-at-law Nastassia Robinson and Sudean Peters, Executive Director of WE-Change JA, as we talk openly about the patterns of harm in our communities, from

Getting outed. Pressured to drink. Coerced into sex w/o protection. These are real harms by predators in our community. Join WE-Change this Wed at 6PM on IG Live with Nastassia Robinson & Sudean Peters 🗣️. DM us your story- anonymously or not. Speaking the truth🤝🏿

There’s a young trans, queer Jamaican in need of some support with groceries until July 25. If you're able to help, grocery drop-offs can be made at the Community Centre. And if you’d prefer to send a cash donation or PayPal, please DM us for those details. Thanks for showing

Happy 10th Anniversary to WE! 🩷💜💙 For a decade, we’ve proudly championed the rights of LBTQ women and non-binary people, advocating for gender justice, reproductive rights, and so much more. Thank you for standing with us. We’re honored to keep building this movement with

Caribbean Lesbian Spotlight 💗🧡🤍 Nicolette Bryan is a Jamaican social entrepreneur and the Group President of the Community Group, which encompasses the Community Centre, WE-Change JA, and Community Fest Jamaica. With over a decade of leadership, she has been instrumental in

Lesbian Visibility Week 💗🧡🤍 We’re spotlighting Lesbian TV & Movies That Just Get It ✨ Next up: Harlem (Prime Video) This comedy-drama follows four ambitious friends navigating love, careers, and identity in NYC. Tye, a successful tech entrepreneur, is proudly queer, fiercely

Lesbian Visibility Week 💗🧡🤍 We’re spotlighting Lesbian TV & Movies That Just Get It ✨ First up: Duck Butter (2018) Dissatisfied with the dishonesty they see in dating and relationships, two women make a pact to spend 24 hours together, hoping to find a new way to create

Lesbian Art Spotlight 🩷🧡🤍 Artist: Zia Stolbie The Chronicles of A Free Spirit (Eyes of Pleasure series) Zia, a mixed race lesbian mystic, explores duality, desire, and queer nature through visual storytelling rooted in self-discovery and divine connection.

It’s Lesbian Visibility Week 🌈 This time serves to celebrate, uplift, and honor the experiences, identities, and voices of lesbians around the world 👩🏾‍❤️‍💋‍👩🏾 #lesbianvisibilityweek

As we strive to provide more data-informed services and increase security measures of our physical location and digital infrastructure, we are moving to a membership engagement model. Please sign up to become a member at https://t.co/0a4WDJNXKI

🌈 Creating safe spaces is essential for LGBTQ+ individuals to thrive! At The Community Centre, we are committed to fostering support and acceptance in Jamaica. Join us in making a difference! Learn more at