Mission

Smilozone Cares is a non-profit founded in 2020 that is dedicated to the sustainable environmental development of Jamaica and the wider Caribbean region.

Our vision is to promote a sustainable future by reducing and reducing waste.

Our mission is to chart the path towards a more sustainable future by educating and empowering individuals and businesses to reduce waste, promoting the adoption of eco-friendly practices, and creating innovative solutions to minimizing our environmental impact.

HISTORY

Smilozone Cares is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2020 with a mission to repurpose and recycle solid waste. Since then, we have been working on several projects that aim to create a more sustainable future for our country.

Save Our Reefs

Our first major planned project was a Coral Reef Restoration project. We noticed that many coral reefs around the world were dying due to pollution and other environmental factors, so we decided to take action. We came up with the idea of using crushed glass to build sculptures that would serve as artificial coral reefs. These sculptures would then be submerged in the sea, where they provide a habitat for marine life and help to restore damaged reefs.

Waste to Fertilizer

Our second project will be focused on creating fertilizer from green and organic garbage. We will collect waste from our partners and use it to compost and create organic fertilizer. This project will help to reduce waste and provided a sustainable source of fertilizer for agriculture.

Clear Conscience

Our third project which we are currently embarking on is an expansion of our glass recycling project into a country wide initiative to get our communities to send us their glass for recycling. Our glass recycling campaign’s goal is to rid our landfills of glass and to reuse that glass for different projects, including recycling into new bottles.

At Smilozone Cares, we are committed to making a difference in the world. Through our projects, we hope to inspire others to join us in creating a more sustainable future.

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Meet the Team

Carlton Bartley

Carlton Bartley

Executive Director

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Michael Thomas

Marketing Director

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FAQs

Our mission is to reduce waste and promote recycling in our community. We offer educational resources, recycling programs, and advocacy initiatives to achieve our goals.

We accept a wide range of materials for recycling, including paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, glass, and electronics. We also offer composting programs for organic waste.

We work with local recycling facilities to process the waste materials that we collect. The materials are sorted, cleaned, and processed into new products.

There are many ways to get involved with our non-profit, including volunteering, donating, and participating in our programs and events. Visit our website for more information on how to get involved.

Yes, we offer recycling services for businesses of all sizes. Contact us for more information on how to set up a recycling program for your business.

We offer special recycling events and programs throughout the year where you can drop off materials that are not accepted in your curbside recycling program, such as electronics, hazardous waste, and bulky items.

There are many things you can do to reduce waste in your daily life, such as using reusable bags and containers, composting, and buying products with minimal packaging. Visit our website for tips and resources on waste reduction.

Hazardous waste should never be placed in the trash or recycling bin. Contact your local waste management authority for information on how to dispose of hazardous waste safely.

Recycling conserves natural resources, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and helps to prevent pollution. Visit our website for more information on the environmental benefits of recycling.

Recycling creates jobs in the waste management and recycling industries, and can also provide a source of revenue for local communities through the sale of recycled materials. Visit our website for more information on the economic benefits of recycling.