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The Ministry of Labour and Social Security, through the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC), is commemorating Senior Citizens’ Month 2026 from September 1 to October 8 under the theme ‘Honouring a Golden Legacy, Shaping a Bold Future’.
This year’s observance carries added significance as the NCSC marks its 50th anniversary, celebrating five decades of dedicated service, advocacy and support for Jamaica’s senior citizens. The official launch took place at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston yesterday, setting the stage for a programme of activities designed to honour, empower and engage senior citizens across Jamaica.
Among the highlights is the highly anticipated National Senior Spelling Bee Competition today, followed by the National Church Service at Ocho Rios Baptist Church in St Ann on Sunday. On Thursday, September 10, the NCSC will host its Park Walk and Ageing Fair at Emancipation Park, while the Accountant General’s Department/NCSC Pensioners’ Forum is slated for September 16 at the Council’s headquarters at 11 West Kings House Road.
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