KAHLE Journey

23/03/2026

KAHLE Journey was proud to be part of the final workshop of the UNDP Ministry of Justice & Constitutional Affairs, Jamaica Social Justice Project, led by Tracy Reid and our very own Verol Billett.

We give thanks for the impactful facilitation from Justine and Kimesha. Sessions like these create space for meaningful dialogue, reflection, and action toward a more just and trauma-informed society.

16/03/2026

⭐️Project STAR in action at Sir Clifford Campbell Primary!⭐️

KAHLE Journey team members Justine and Kimesha through Project STAR, engaged with parents and teachers in a meaningful discussion as we continue to share resources such as our Tuff It Out and Buil’ series. It is vital that we explore how our cultural attitudes toward hardship can shape the way we respond to stress, trauma, and emotional challenges🙌🏾

12/03/2026

Women who overcame🙌🏾

Meet Tarana Burke. As the founder of the movement, she’s sparked a global conversation on sexual harassment and assault. Her work empowers survivors and advocates for justice.

10/03/2026

Our KAHLE Journey team members had the pleasure of leading workshops on trauma-informed care for the social justice division of the , which includes Victim Services branch, Child Diversion and Restorative Justice.

We give thanks🙌🏾

05/03/2026

Women who overcome: Maya Angelou

Never let your trauma take your voice. There is always hope for something greater.

25/02/2026

KAHLE Journey Team Lead Verol Billet representing at the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information presenting on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their impact on classroom behaviour.
Empowering teachers to view their classrooms through a trauma-informed lens, with Tuff It Out, Buil’ Skills & Resources, and UNICEF’s Return to Happiness also on display.

20/02/2026

Grammy Award winner is reminding us to protect our peace of mind, check on each other and express gratitude! Swipe to hear more of what he has to say🔥

15/02/2026

Stop running, start healing.
Bob Marley’s “Running Away” reminds us that while we can flee from a situation, we can’t outrun our own minds. True emotional resilience isn’t found in avoidance, it’s built when we have the courage to stay present and face our inner conflicts head-on.
Your burden might feel the heaviest, but you don’t have to carry it alone.

15/02/2026

The theme for this year’s Children’s Mental Health Week is “This is My Place.” At KAHLE Journey, we know that when a child feels they truly belong at home, at school, and in their own skin their resilience grows and anxiety fades.
How to help them find their place:
• Listen: Give them a safe space for their big emotions.
• Validate: Show them they are seen and valued as they are.
• Connect: Create small daily rituals that signal security.
When a child feels they have a place to land, they have the confidence to fly.

11/02/2026

We’re all under the pressure!🔥 Swipe to see what Koffee had to say about strain across social classes.

04/02/2026

To know your history is to know your power✊🏾✨

This month, we don’t just look back; we honor the resilience, creativity, and brilliance that continue to shape the world. Every story told is a brick in the foundation of our future. Let’s celebrate the legacy today and every day.

03/02/2026