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Please help us to choose which two of our six books should be free for all.
SPSF stands for Strong People Strong Families.
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There are six books that we have made available at this time and from which you may choose the two that should be free for all. Please visit The Family Centre to see all of the book covers and to read a brief description of each book.
To appeal to a wider audience, the books are illustrated, colourful and easy to read. They are well researched and also contain views of contributors. The target audience includes parents, educators and helping professionals. Due to our focus on critical thinking, questions that encourage critical thinking will be posed during 'strong family sessions', many of which will be free to the community as part of FIPA's mission to help the community Readers can respond to these questions at the sessions or by writing to fipafamily@gmail.com.
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SPSF has been seven years in development. SPSF History and Research explains why the project was created and the primary research methods used.
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Promoting Medium and Small Businesses
FIPA will be promoting three small or medium businesses through its website, social media and other connections. Among the criteria will be the quality of the product and customer service. This will also be an award category in the FIPA 2024 Awards ceremony.
Advancing Critical Thinking
FIPA Conference on Business
Candles in our Dark
solutions to counter environmental degradation
Dr. Hillary Westmeier (left) has written the most useful and elegantly illustrated Candles in our Dark, published by FIPA, and which will be featured in a journal this year. Dr. Westmeier, who lives in Germany, is considered to be an icon of science by the University of the West Indies. The book is available on Amazon.
Sheryl Garriques-Lloyd being recognized for her work as HSA President. Gabrielle was the top student in her class.
Our Mental Health Advocate, Sheryl Garriques-Lloyd
Sheryl Garriques-Lloyd is a lecturer at The University of the West Indies School of Nursing, Mona Campus. Sheryl serves on the Nursing Council of Jamaica and is the current president of the Omega Kappa Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International.
She holds an MSc in Nursing Education from The UWI School of Nursing, Mona, has completed a diploma courses in Psychiatric Nursing, and is well on her way to completing a PhD in Mental Health at Lancaster University. Though she is clearly busy, and is the mother of five children who thrive in academia and sports - she has agreed to give FIPA some of her time upon request.