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Patrece Charles-Freeman
Patrece Charles-Freeman is a Jamaican public and environmental health consultant, as well as a political candidate with the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).
==Public health work==
Charles-Freeman lived in the United States while doing her bachelor's at the University of Miami and her Master of Public Health at Florida International University. She returned to Jamaica for her doctorate in environmental and public health at the University of the West Indies, where she wrote her dissertation on the health effects of the Halse Hall bauxite mines and alumina refineries on residents of Clarendon Parish. Her study of 2,559 people found a significantly elevated incidence of asthma, sinusitis, and allergies among the residents, and recommended corrective actions. Her work faced significant opposition from industry, with Jamalco threatening to cut off the water supplies of study participants, while other government-linked companies refused to disclose their monitoring data to her.
After graduating from the University of the West Indies, Charles-Freeman worked as the director of health care with Food for the Poor.〔 She would go on to complete a master's degree in counselling psychology at the Northern Caribbean University in 2010. Later that year, she founded the Phoenix Counselling Centre, an organisation which aims to improve the physical, emotional, psychological, and social well-being of inner-city families; her work there includes play therapy with disadvantaged children.
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