When Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, St. Ann was left in a terrible state. In a matter of hours, homes were washed away, crops destroyed, and roads cut off. Entire families lost everything. Weeks later, the devastation remains.
Many still live without electricity, clean water, or safe shelter. Mothers are struggling to feed their children. Elderly and disabled residents are isolated, waiting for help that hasn’t yet arrived. This is a humanitarian emergency.
How Our Community Is Helping Us Heal Jamaica
None of this would be possible without the incredible generosity of our sponsors, friends, and family — people who refuse to let our communities face this storm alone.
Their support is helping us reach the families of Chalky Hill, Davis Town, Hermitage, Cave Valley, Steer Town, Brown’s Town, and Stepney — communities that have lost homes, crops, income, and in many cases, their sense of stability.
And we’re not doing it alone.
Guidance counselors, community elders, pastors, teachers, and local leaders have opened their hearts and their networks to us, helping us identify the families who are suffering the most —
⭐ single parents
⭐ young children
⭐ nursing mothers
⭐ the elderly
⭐ the disabled
⭐ families who have lost their homes entirely
Because of this shared community effort, we’ve been able to provide:
🌱 Hot, plant-based healing meals each week
🎒 Emergency care packages and essentials
🍼 Support for infants and nursing mothers
🛠️ Relief support for families who lost their homes and belongings
Every donation — big or small — helps us show up consistently and compassionately for the people who need it the most.
Together, with your support and the guidance of community leaders on the ground, we will continue to help rebuilding hope in St. Ann 🇯🇲
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