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The National Returned Citizens Association is a membership organisation, which facilitate social activities and a forum for citizens and friends to work together for the common good.
06/08/2026
It’s time to take a break, let loose, and enjoy a day packed with **Fun, Laughter, Music, Fellowship, and mouth-watering Food!** 🍗🎶🤝
14/07/2026
Dear members and friends, we are delighted to post the latest updates of the N-RCA in this issue of our newsletter. Enjoy the reading and feel free to share the information with your groups.
03/06/2026
CAR BOOT YARD SALE
See you there!
Iona High School, Herbert Swaby Drive, Tower Isle, St. Mary
13/02/2026
Windrush Compensation Scheme International Forum
A forum, organized by Justice For Windrush Generations and The National Association of Returned Citizens - St Mary Chapter.
The aims is to address the impacts of the British Government's Hostile Environment policy and provide information about the Windrush Status and Compensation schemes.
26/01/2026
We enter 2026 optimistically with community groups willing, not only to socialise but, to participate individually and collectively for members' well-being. Advocacy, more than ever, demands varying groups attention.
In this newsletter we draw attention to pressing issues: US suspension of immigration visa; UK dual citizenship; and UK pension and Tax Reform.
Also, we welcome new members to this platform.
The main Christian denominations of Jamaica reflect strong protestant tradition with deep-rooted African influence in active worship. Join St. Mary Chapter amateur dramatics group in their humorous depiction of preaching & worship. But, ‘mine yuh belly buss’. Enjoy the assembly, captivated by a passionate leader's interpretation of biblical stories that link experiences of ‘Hurricane Melissa’ with scripture, for a belly-full of laughs.
A folk song of daily life tells of ‘Elena’, a country girl who could not correctly identify cerasee - a bitter herb steeped to cleanse the body of harmful toxins. Her mother (har muma) sent Elena from the food-garden to boil cerasee to ease her stomach pains; but found Elena boiling poisonous vine instead.
See if you can read Verse 4, as printed in ‘A Paradise Island In The Sun’.
Gal a wha dis yuh boil fi yuh belly?
Gal a poison yuh boil fi yuh belly!
Fram you born come a worl’, yuh nuh know cerasee?
Gal yuh foolish! Yuh foolish! Yuh foolish!
Bask in the humour of a Jamaican giving directions. Laughter that derives from the fluidity of communication in giving directions that often draws on landmarks, such as the ‘Julie Mango’ tree. Not forgetting the patty rivalry between the two most popular brands and the quality debate that is a firm part of the Jamaica culture.
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Ocho Rios
Opening Hours
| Monday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
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