Access to Information Unit

When severe weather threatens, make sure you're getting your information from trusted sources.
The Meteorological Service of Jamaica and the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management provide official updates, forecasts, warnings, preparedness tips, shelter information, and guidance to help keep Jamaicans safe before, during, and after a disaster.
Whether it's a hurricane, flood, earthquake, or other emergency, reliable information can help you make informed decisions to protect yourself, your family, and your community.

The ATI Unit was pleased to participate in a recent school pop-up alongside the and other government agencies, connecting directly with students and sharing information about the services, programmes, and opportunities available to them.
We believe that empowering young people with information today helps to build the leaders of tomorrow. Thank you

Hurricane Season is Here. Are You Prepared?

Preparing for hurricane season isn't just about stocking up on supplies—it's also about knowing where to find reliable information before, during, and after a storm.

Stay informed by following official government sources for weather updates, emergency alerts, preparedness tips, shelter information, and recovery guidance.

The right information can help you make timely decisions to protect yourself, your family, and your community.

🌀 Prepare early.
📱 Stay informed.
🏠 Stay safe.

Who do you rely on for official hurricane information? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

We Want to Hear From You!

What type of government information would you most like to know more about?

Education
Health
Community Development
Social Services

Your feedback helps us create content that matters to you and makes it easier for you to find the information you're looking for.

Cast your vote in the comments below and let your voice be heard!

Happy World Environment Day!

A healthy environment starts with informed communities.

Access to information empowers citizens to learn more about environmental policies, conservation initiatives, protected areas, and projects that may impact their communities. When people have access to information, they are better equipped to participate in discussions and decisions that help protect our natural resources for future generations.

This World Environment Day, let's recognise the important role that information plays in building a more sustainable future.

BIG MOVES. REAL CHANGE. FUTURE LOADING...

From stronger schools 🏫 to smarter tech 💻, better teacher training 👩🏽‍🏫, more TVET opportunities 🔧, and pathways to tertiary success 🎓 MoESYI's vision is all about creating a Jamaica where every student can thrive.

Don't just follow the trend. BE THE TREND

For a Brighter Tomorrow

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Looking for government information or services?

Before you start searching, visit GOV.JM — the Government of Jamaica's official online portal.

Whether you need information on education, health, employment, taxes, housing, passports, social benefits, or other government services, GOV.JM connects you to the information and resources you need in one convenient location. It also provides access to online forms, applications, and government service information.

Knowing where to find reliable information is the first step to staying informed.

Visit GOV.JM and discover the services available to you.

Child Month may be over, but access to information about programmes, services, and opportunities for children continues year-round.
From education and health services to youth development and child protection initiatives, government ministries and agencies provide valuable information to help parents, guardians, and young people make informed decisions.
Knowing where to find the right information is the first step to accessing the support and opportunities available for Jamaica's children.