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The Rose Hall Developments Team in St James was excited to spend Labour Day in service at the Barrett Town Police Station in their parish. Staff turned out in high numbers to beautify the station with a fresh paint job, landscaping by the expert Rose Hall Beautification Team and some minor repairs around the station. “This project was easily selected by our Committee,” said Lisa James, HR Administrator from Rose Hall Developments Ltd and project lead for this year’s Labour Day Project, “Rose Hall is committed to preserving the heritage of Rose Hall and her surrounding communities and we know that the Police Officers at Barrett Town play an integral part in this – how better to serve the men who serve than to give them a more pleasant environment to work in?” It was clear that the officers were pleased with the work as Inspector Gordon was to be seen inter-acting with volunteers all day, frequently expressing his gratitude to the team. Chairman and Owner of Rose Hall Developments Ltd, Michele Rollins was also on hand to personally tackle some of the painting needed for the station which had not been painted for the last several years. “We have a 60 year tradition of building this community in the Rollins family,” she shared, “it started with my husband John but our children and I will always be ready to continue to support the development of Rose Hall, St. James and Jamaica in general.” Wyley Sweeney, President of Rose Hall Developments Limited stated that this will not be a one off project for Rose Hall. “We will continue to work with Inspector Gordon and his team to improve this facility to make it even more comfortable for the hard working men and women of the constabulary based at Barrett Town.”

For fourteen years Marc Rollins of Rose Hall Developments and a team of like hearted friends have hosted the children of the SOS Children’s Village for a football camp which not only seeks to provide football skills training for the children but also character building activities and overall good sportsmanship development. August 1-6, 2016 the Rose Hall Football Camp brought together 90 campers and 20 coaches at the Half Moon Football Field for another great event described by Marc Rollins as “one of the most meaningful charitable events for Rose Hall, my family, and indeed myself.” This camp is undeniably the highlight of the summer for the children who are treated to a week of great football, fun activities, some snazzy sports gear and an exciting beach party picnic at the end. The Rose Hall Football Camp has evolved into a full time teaching school under the direction of Aaron Lawrence, former Reggae Boyz goal keeper and current coach for the Real Madrid School of Social Integration. The coaching team also features an impressive line-up of the island’s best coaches - Under 15 Reggae Boyz coaches, Fabian Davis, himself the former Reggae Boyz mid-fielder and defender, and his assistant coach, Gregory Stewart; Linval Wilson , former Reggae Boyz Captain and Assistant Coach of the Humble Lion Football Club; Granville ‘Papa’ Clarke who serves as Grange Hill’s Coach. The team is completed by the dedicated group of Roster Were, Fabienne Davis, Ally Weaver, Natasha Groves, Jaheim Clarke and Mikey Marietta who return to volunteer at the camp each year. The camp is proudly served each year by former SOS Villagers Andrew ‘Stringbean’ Johnson and Hoween Griffiths, both employees of Rose Hall Developments, as well as Chni Golding now a Registered Nurse works with Hospiten Montego Bay. At Friday’s Awards Ceremony the