Scholarships & Awards
The First Scholarship Recipient
It was the summer of 2022 when Jamaul Hall who 18 years old at the time visited Florida from Jamaica to be with his family.
Being a Christian young man, being on vacation in the United States had not deflected his attention from going to church. Jamaul attended church with his Aunt, Denise for the short time he was visiting in Boynton Beach Pentecostal City Mission where he infectiously captured the attention of Dr Williamson. Jamaul with a humanitarian mission, started volunteering his unwavering dedication of services to LWCCC organization while deciding which University to attend after his vacation ends. It was at dinner with Jamual, Dr. Williamson, and Marie Dobson, President of the organization that a proposal for scholarship from the newly formed organization LWCCC to be awarded to Jamaul.
Of course being independent and selfless. Jamaul declined the opportunity to receive the scholarship. Nonetheless, both Dr Williamson, CEO and madam, president, Marie Dobson overruled his declination to receive the award. He had no choice but to arrange the most beautiful scholarship recipient scholarship award ceremony in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. Jamaul Hall received a three year rider scholarship for the University of The West Indies in Jamaica with an interest in political leadership.
Jamaul continues to be active member as a Public Relations Officer of LWCCC organization.
Again, here we are three years later moving forward for a new entity of LWCCC.
Jamaul Hall Receiving" The Joan Williamson Education Scholarship Award in 2022.
Congratulations, Jamaul. Continue to be a beacon of hope and inspiration to young men of color.
First Charitable Work Done By Living Well Community Care Center Organization Which By Extension Is Launching SB&SS
During The Launch of LWCCC in August 2021, the organization announced the situation of Abby's health and the expedition that is needed for her to have the surgery. We as members of LWCCC are extremely proud to inform you that our attempt and endeavors to assist Abby's surgery was successfully accomplished. Abby had her heart surgery done through the generous contributions of family and friends of our CEO and founder of LWCCC founder, Dr Joan Williamson.
Three years later, Abby has completed high school; doing well, moving on to higher education and has great relationships with Dr Joan Williamson who she shares all her accomplishments with.
You can find Abby's latest Achievements as a featured in The Jamaican News as " Rising Against All Odds. We salute and appreciate the members of LWCCC and the community who helped in making Abby's life an unforgettable success.
It is through LWCCC and the Vision that continues to inspire Dr Joan Williamson to now take another step in launching a sisterhood connection for building and supporting each other against all odds.