Methelina Scarlett-Jones

Director/Board Member at

National Water Commission

Finance

Utilities

Distribution Services

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Methelina Scarlett-Jones is currently working as a Director at the National Water Commission and as a Manager-Hospitality & Healthcare Division at Diversey Jamaica Ltd. In the past, she worked as the Chairman at The Atlanta-Montego Bay Sister Cities Committee, as a Director at Montego Freeport Ltd., and as a Member-Fund Raising Committee at Jamaica Aids Support For Life.

Methelina Scarlett-Jones active positions

Companies	Position	Start
Diversey Jamaica Ltd. Diversey Jamaica Ltd. Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes water treatment equipment	Corporate Officer/Principal	23/03/2011
National Water Commission National Water Commission Water UtilitiesUtilities Provides potable water supply	Director/Board Member	-

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Former positions of Methelina Scarlett-Jones

Companies	Position	End
The Atlanta-Montego Bay Sister Cities Committee	Chairman	-
Jamaica Aids Support For Life Jamaica Aids Support For Life Founded in 1991, Jamaica Aids Support For Life is a non-governmental organization focused on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, treatment, care, support, human rights advocacy, and strategic research. The private company is based in Half Way Tree, Jamaica. The organization operates through a central office and regional chapters, serving multiple parishes across Jamaica. Its services include HIV and STI education, mobile screening, counseling, treatment linkage, and community outreach, targeting the general population and key vulnerable groups such as men who have sex with men, transgender women, sex workers, serodiscordant couples, victims of gender-based violence, and injection drug users. Jamaica Aids Support For Life promotes prevention strategies like condom use, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), with an emphasis on adherence and regular health monitoring. The organization addresses stigma, discrimination, and legal challenges related to HIV, advocates for human rights, and collaborates with academic partners on research to inform interventions addressing social determinants of HIV risk. It provides educational resources, media content, and publications, and encourages public involvement through donations, volunteering, and partnerships.	Corporate Officer/Principal	-
MONTEGO FREEPORT LTD	Director/Board Member	-

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Private companies	5
Montego Freeport Ltd. Montego Freeport Ltd. Real Estate Investment TrustsFinance Engages in property ownership and rental	Finance
National Water Commission National Water Commission Water UtilitiesUtilities Provides potable water supply	Utilities
Diversey Jamaica Ltd. Diversey Jamaica Ltd. Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes water treatment equipment	Distribution Services
The Atlanta-Montego Bay Sister Cities Committee
Jamaica Aids Support For Life Jamaica Aids Support For Life Founded in 1991, Jamaica Aids Support For Life is a non-governmental organization focused on HIV/AIDS prevention, education, treatment, care, support, human rights advocacy, and strategic research. The private company is based in Half Way Tree, Jamaica. The organization operates through a central office and regional chapters, serving multiple parishes across Jamaica. Its services include HIV and STI education, mobile screening, counseling, treatment linkage, and community outreach, targeting the general population and key vulnerable groups such as men who have sex with men, transgender women, sex workers, serodiscordant couples, victims of gender-based violence, and injection drug users. Jamaica Aids Support For Life promotes prevention strategies like condom use, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), with an emphasis on adherence and regular health monitoring. The organization addresses stigma, discrimination, and legal challenges related to HIV, advocates for human rights, and collaborates with academic partners on research to inform interventions addressing social determinants of HIV risk. It provides educational resources, media content, and publications, and encourages public involvement through donations, volunteering, and partnerships.