In a significant stride toward digital inclusion, Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique are set to witness a transformative impact as 1,500 families gain access to affordable internet, free digital literacy training, and complimentary laptops. This initiative is part of the renewed partnership between Flow and the Government of Grenada under the JUMP Programme, a national effort to bridge the digital divide and empower underserved communities. The agreement was formalized at a signing ceremony held at the Grenada Trade Centre Annexe, attended by Lincoln Baptiste, Country Manager of Flow, and Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell. Launched in 2023, JUMP has already enabled 652 families to access affordable home internet and digital training. Over the next two years, the programme aims to enroll 1,500 households, offering reliable internet for $20 per month, free digital skills training, and laptops for eligible families. Lincoln Baptiste emphasized the programme’s purpose-driven nature, stating, ‘JUMP is about people, families who deserve equal access to opportunity, children who can now learn online, job seekers who can apply with confidence, and seniors who can connect with loved ones abroad.’ Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell highlighted the programme’s role in fostering national progress, calling digital access a necessity rather than a luxury. The initiative is supported by the Liberty Caribbean Foundation, the Mona School of Business and Management, and One-on-One Educational Services, ensuring tailored digital training. Collaborative efforts with schools, community outreach, and government programmes like SEED aim to ensure no one is left behind in the digital age.