ABOUT US
Who we are
The Friends of the UWI Development and Endowment Fund, Inc
The Friends of the UWI Development and Endowment Fund, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization registered in the State of Florida, USA. We assist UWIDEF, Jamaica, by providing support that allows for assistance to students, including scholarships and grants for research, welfare, unforeseen emergency assistance, and much-needed equipment required by students and Departments at the University of the West Indies.
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By supporting our organization, you contribute to vital programs and projects that address critical needs, such as education, healthcare and more.
Where Your Dollars Go
Your contributions will help our mission of Keeping Dreams of Education Alive.
Donate to support
By supporting our organization, you contribute to vital programs and projects that address critical needs, such as education, healthcare and more.
Where Your Dollars Go
Your contributions will help our mission of Keeping Dreams of Education Alive.
RECENT CAMPAIGN
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Together we are stronger! Thank you for joining us in our mission to change lives!
Send children to school for education
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Financial help for poor, needy families
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FUNDING DREMS
Infrastructure
Funding Dreams through Scholarships and so much more...
Quality education requires far more than scholarly tuition. Included in the many projects to which UWIDEF has contributed are: the Centre for Students with Disabilities, improving the infrastructure of the Mona Chapel and providing cutting edge digital technology throughout the campus. The Fund also responds to emergency needs and has provided hundreds of tablets and smart devices to UWI Mona students across Jamaica, to enable students to study from home as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic.
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What our happy donors say !!
DONATIONS
Where do your dollars go?
- Tuition
- Housing grants for accommodation
- Student welfare
- Research
- Health
- Areas of greatest need
PORTFOLIO / GALLERY
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RECENT CAMPAIGN
Join our program and help us In keeping dreams alive!
By joining our program, you have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact and contribute towards keeping dreams alive. Our program is dedicated to providing support and assistance to individuals who are striving to achieve their goals and fulfill their aspirations.
ADVANCE STUDIES
Research
UWIDEF GRANTS
Welfare
Several beneficiaries of the UWIDEF programmes are first-generation undergraduates. In most cases, their families have made tremendous sacrifices to provide as much assistance as possible. For some families, it can be difficult to support a child in university and their own households.
Initiatives such as the Housing Grant Fund and the Food Voucher Programme help to ease the burden of struggling families and support hundreds of needy students.
HEALTH CARE DEVELOPEMENTS
Health
Over the past three decades, UWIDEF has made numerous contributions to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI). Through your donations, UWIDEF has helped one of Jamaica’s and the Region’s most prominent health care providers, to improve patient care and the delivery of world-class healthcare services to all. Located on Mona it serves as the teaching hospital for UWI medical students.
NEWS
UWIDEF latest news and updates
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Pandemic Emergency Assistance
Pandemic Emergency Assistance
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Let’s Keep Dreams of Education Alive, Join us now!
Your donation can contribute to urgently needed tools, such as laptops for students, vital equipment required in the University’s teaching hospital, or emergency assistance needed from time to time, such as the provision of 500 devices when the Pandemic forced students to study online.