The Crisis
Hurricane Melissa has struck the Caribbean with devastating force, creating urgent humanitarian needs across multiple nations. Each country carries distinct burdens shaped by geography, existing infrastructure, and social conditions, yet together the Caribbean faces a regional humanitarian emergency requiring coordinated, sustained response.
Jamaica has borne the heaviest impact, with coastal towns submerged, thousands of families displaced, and critical infrastructure severely damaged.
Haiti is facing compounded challenges as communities already vulnerable from recent instability confront flooding and loss of agricultural land.
The Dominican Republic has experienced significant damage to homes and power systems, particularly in border regions.
Cuba is managing widespread infrastructure damage and displacement in eastern provinces.
The Bahamas has sustained severe impact to outer islands, with homes destroyed and communities cut off from essential services.
Our hearts are with them, and they now need your support.