About project STAR
Project STAR (Social Transformation and Renewal) is a social and economic transformation initiative created by the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) in partnership with the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and driven by communities to bring about societal transformation through targeted interventions in under-resourced areas of Jamaica.
We consult and collaborate with community stakeholders to identify needs, then work with partners - public, private, NGOs, multilaterals, individuals at home and diaspora - to connect communities with the resources and services agreed in consultation.
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Partners

Jamaica Constabulary Force
Co-Implementing partner, with responsibility for design of key interventions in the creation of safe spaces, the facilitation of social development efforts, and the building of community relations and social cohesion. The JCF will also lead on the strategies for sustained interventions and monitoring and reporting of data. The JCF will co-chair the Oversight Board and will actively participate in every Community Transformation Board.

Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica
will spearhead fundraising and drive a strong job creation and economic transformation programme within the communities. It will leverage its member network to provide professional expertise and a strong system of governance and accountability.
Key collaborators

Project Alpha
Project ALPHA is a boutique data analytics consultancy led by Dr. Parris Lyew-Ayee who has conducted numerous research and modelling in crime and national security applications, in Jamaica and overseas

Council of Voluntary Social Services
will mobilize civil society organisations towards increasing community action and participation

Social Development Commission
will mobilize civil society organisations towards increasing community action and participation

Violence Prevention Alliance
will provide technical expertise with a focus on evidence-based approaches to violence prevention utilizing a public health approach.