It’s official and historic — Paralympic Day in Jamaica is March 11
Present and future generations of the Paralympic movement, together with the sport fraternity and public, will now celebrate annually on March 11 “Paralympic Day” by virtue of a proclamation
JOA names Chefs De Mission for international campaigns up to 2026
The Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) has selected a list of chefs de mission for the next six major international campaigns. Former national squash player Karen Anderson will lead Jamaica’s delegation
JOA’s Financial Performance – Bankable and Groundbreaking
The financial performance of Jamaica's governing body for Olympic and non-Olympic sports continues to raise the bar in demonstrating prudence, innovation, investment savvy and commercial value. The annual general meeting
JOA explains non-accreditation of physio Jo Brown
THE Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) has taken note of reports in the media in relation to the non-accreditation of physiotherapist Jo Brown, regarding the 2022 Beijing Winter Games, particularly
JOA Remains Confident in Growing Jamaica’s Winter Olympic Sports Programme
It is an open secret that the present administration of the Jamaica Olympic Association, JOA, is creating “heat waves” in winter sports as it fulfills one of its mandates
Another International Partnership for the JOA
The strength of the brand of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) and the value of partnering with Jamaica's governing body for Olympic and non-Olympic sports have not escaped stakeholders
JOA Building Coaching Capacity
A record number of coaches, who were last year registered by the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) for a rigorous hi-level coaches' course hosted by the Pan Am Sports Organization
Jamaica Olympic Association’s Equipment Grant Scheme bearing sweet fruit
The initiative by the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) to invest millions into its equipment grant is bearing fruit with a number of member associations making use of the funds. Financing
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