Our Initiatives
Healthcare
Providing primary care in our communities is a focus for the fund. We partner with the Western Regional Health Association to provide support to existing Health facilities to improve access.
Providing primary care in our communities is a focus for the fund. We partner with the Western Regional Health Association to provide support to existing Health facilities to improve access.
On August 8, 2025, The Tryall Fund formally adopted the Hopewell Health Centre through the Ministry of Health and Wellness Adopt-a-Clinic programme. The Fund committed to priority improvements to enhance patient comfort and expand services, beginning with air-conditioning installation and renovation of a nearby cottage to house maternal and dental services.
Installing air conditioning and renovating clinic spaces to improve patient experience and infection control.
Refurbishing a cottage to provide dedicated maternal and dental care space.
Working with the Ministry of Health and Wellness to align upgrades with local health priorities and standards.
The Tryall Fund continues to support the Sandy Bay Evening Clinic — the only evening healthcare facility in Hanover. Established in the 1970s on land donated by the Tryall Club, the clinic provides essential after-hours services to families across the parish.What we support
The Tryall Fund partners with professional medical organizations to bring free services to Hanover through annual service missions. These week-long events provide critical screenings and care in areas such as dental and hearing needs.
The Tryall Fund’s Let’s Hear audiology mission delivers annual volunteer-led clinics that provide free hearing screenings, assessments and basic treatments to children in our Success by Six schools, Tryall staff and the wider community. Launched in partnership with U.S.-based audiologists from Hearing the Call, the program ensures early detection and intervention for hearing issues that affect learning and quality of life.
Volunteer audiologists conduct comprehensive hearing exams for over 300 patients each year.
More than 200 Success by Six students across 8 Basic Schools receive full assessments—many for the first time.
Teams diagnose and treat common issues such as earwax buildup and middle-ear fluid.
Complex cases are referred to local specialists for ongoing treatment and support.
We provide guidance to teachers, parents and caregivers on hearing health and early signs of impairment.
Hearing the Call — U.S.-based volunteer audiologists who provide clinical expertise and hands-on support.
WCC’s Jamaica response combines healing-arts programs, disaster-response training, and medical clinics that double as community coordination hubs. Backed by the Tryall Fund and in partnership with WCC’s NCU internship program, we’re helping communities recover from Hurricane Melissa while building long-term resilience and strengthening local capacity to respond to future crises with confidence.
The team was in Hanover from December 17–21, 2025. We visited seven clinics and five schools, met with community members and treated patients, prescribed medications, cleaned and organized clinic spaces (including file rooms), and provided extra training for teachers and clinic staff.
Support Let’s Hear through volunteer time, equipment donations, funding for follow-up care, or by partnering to expand screenings. Contact The Tryall Fund to learn how to help.
From its inception, the Tryall Dental Mission runs annual five-day volunteer clinics that provide free dental care to pre‑ and primary‑school children, Tryall Club employees, and community members across Hanover. The program delivers accessible treatment and oral‑health education to populations with limited routine dental access.
We are grateful to the volunteer dentists, hygienists, assistants and partner organizations whose efforts made these clinics possible.
Support our work through donations, volunteering or partnerships. Contact The Tryall Fund to learn how you can help strengthen Jamaica’s future.
