JAMAICAN NETWORK OF SEROPOSITIVES (JN PLUS) LIMITED

JAMAICAN NETWORK OF SEROPOSITIVES (JN PLUS) LIMITED is a nonprofit organization focused on HIV/AIDS advocacy, community health outreach, and support services for people living with HIV. Based in Kingston, Jamaica, the entity operates with a mission-driven model centered on public health equity, stigma reduction, and access to treatment and prevention resources. Its core capabilities include community-based testing and linkage-to-care programs, peer education initiatives, psychosocial support systems, and coordination of local health interventions in underserved populations. The organization specializes in culturally competent engagement strategies, stakeholder mobilization, and partnership building with local clinics and regional health authorities to expand service delivery reach. Technical expertise lies in public health program implementation, data collection for epidemiological monitoring, and community health worker training. No award history is available to confirm specific government contracts or agency engagements. As such, there is no verifiable data on relationships with federal, state, or international government entities. Similarly, no NAICS codes or contract volumes can be assigned based on provided records. The organization’s industry focus aligns with public health and social services, particularly in infectious disease management and community health promotion. While no formal NAICS classification is documented, its work corresponds to services typically categorized under health and human services outreach and nonprofit program delivery. JN PLUS LIMITED is structured as an 8H-certified entity, indicating it is a small business owned and controlled by individuals of Jamaican heritage, though no additional government certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB are listed. The organization maintains a localized presence in Kingston and operates primarily within Jamaica’s public health ecosystem, positioning itself as a community anchor in the Caribbean’s HIV response landscape.