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Hope For Tomorrow – Emergency Appeal: Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica

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On October 21st 2025, Jamaica was hit by Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm that tore through the island with unprecedented force. Entire communities have been decimated—homes flattened, livelihoods destroyed, and essential services disrupted. What was once a thriving and vibrant island is now facing a severe humanitarian crisis.

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Torrential winds, massive flooding, and mudslides have left tens of thousands of people displaced, without access to safe shelter, clean water, electricity, or food. Many families have lost everything.

The situation is urgent.

Children, the elderly, and the most vulnerable are facing extreme hardship.

How You Can Help

Midland Hope International is on the ground in the hardest-hit areas of Jamaica, working with local partners to provide emergency relief. Your support can make an immediate difference.

Your donation will help us deliver:

Essential food supplies to families who have lost access to basic resourcesSafe, clean drinking water and purification equipmentTemporary and long-term shelter support for displaced familiesMedical supplies and support services for the sick and injuredHygiene kits and sanitation products to protect against waterborne diseasesRebuilding efforts to restore homes, schools, and community infrastructure

Your Support Can Save Lives

We urgently need your help to reach those who are suffering in the aftermath of this devastating storm. Every contribution—big or small—has the power to bring comfort, relief, and hope to someone who desperately needs it.

Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica

Situation Overview

The hurricane has made landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5, with unprecedented destruction across multiple parishes.Early assessments indicate widespread structural collapse, flooding, mudslides, and displacement of thousands.Roads and communication networks are severely disrupted, with many communities cut off from aid delivery.Waterborne illnesses, including dengue fever, are expected to rise due to stagnant floodwater and contaminated supplies.

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    Priority AreaAction

    Support

    Deploy local crews and coordinate with government/emergency units

    Heavy Equipment Access

    Bulldozers, excavators, chainsaws, trucks for debris removal and access

    Emergency Shelter

    Temporary tents, tarpaulins, blankets, mattresses, generators

    Food & Water Distribution

    Ready-to-eat meals, water containers, purification tablets, hygiene kits

    Medical Supplies

    First aid, antibiotics, dengue prevention kits, mobile medical units

    Fuel & Logistics

    Fuel for trucks, boats, and power generators

    Personnel Deployment & Coordination

    Local staff, drivers, security, and coordination teams

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