
Want to experience it for yourself? We can help your small group of travelers take a meaningful trip – focused on sustainability – into the Bluefields, Jamaica countryside.
When you travel with us, you’ll enjoy getting to know the vibrant people of Bluefields, delight in the fresh food and good vibes, and enjoy eco-tourism activities like nature hikes, bird-watching, snorkeling and more!
Your travel also directly supports Bluefields’ many entrepreneurs and helps fund future community development projects. You can even choose to add a service project to your travel itinerary and get hands-on in the community development yourself.
Interested in a More Sustainable Way to Travel to Jamaica? Click here to Contact Us to Learn More and Get a Quote!
The Importance of a Name
We are often asked what the meaning is of our name, “Jah Works”. Let’s break it down…
Why We Love Sustainable Community Development, and How You Can Get Involved!
Learn more about who we are, what we do, and how you can get involved in sustainable community development.
S2 Ep 6 – Jah Works in Mysterious Ways
Cofounder Megan Smoot sits down with Stephen George, host of the Sound of Southern Charm podcast. Listen in to hear how Jah Works got it’s name, why it all started in the first place, and more.
Our Partners Lead the Way in Community Sustainability, Pt. 1
Over the next few weeks, we’re highlighting those who have had a large part in what Jah Works looks like today, starting with Wolde Kristos, current Chair of the Bluefields People’s Community Association
Our Partners Lead the Way in Community Sustainability, Pt. 2
In part two of our community partnership series, we’re highlighting Ms. Joy Baker, current Principal of the Bluefields Basic School.
Our Partners Lead the Way in Community Sustainability, Pt. 3
In part three of our community partnership series, we’re highlighting Ms. Deceita Turner, Chairwoman of the Bluefields Friendly Fisherman’s Society.