Impact Dashboard

Real-time reconstruction metrics and fund deployment transparency

Total Funds Raised

$629.28M

+$612K this month

Funds Deployed

$612.05K

100% allocated

Active Vendors

4

Cleanup & Construction

Community Engagement

1.2K+

Active supporters

Reconstruction Progress

0.20%

Of $300M goal

Avg. Response Time

< 24hrs

Vendor activation

✓ Full Fund Deployment

100% of raised funds allocated to verified cleanup and construction vendors with transparent tracking.

✓ Real-Time Transparency

Public dashboard showing fund allocation by vendor, parish, and project type with regular progress updates.

✓ Community-Driven Impact

Direct engagement with affected communities through social platform, ensuring funds address real needs.

Reconstruction Fund Progress

Together we rebuild Jamaica stronger

$17.84Mraised of $300.00M goal
5.95% funded$612,050 from 1 platform donations

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Community Member·about 2 months agocommunity

Red Cross Leads Major Relief Effort Across Jamaica

In the weeks since Category 5 Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, the American Red Cross and Jamaica Red Cross have been leading a major relief effort, with families and communities steadily working toward recovery. Relief Operations: • Emergency shelter support for displaced families • Distribution of food, water, and hygiene supplies • Medical assistance and health services • Psychosocial support for trauma recovery • Cash assistance for immediate needs Volunteer Mobilization: Hundreds of trained Red Cross volunteers are working across all 14 parishes, providing direct assistance to affected communities and coordinating with local organizations. Community Resilience: Red Cross teams are impressed by the resilience and determination of Jamaican families who are working tirelessly to rebuild their homes and communities despite the enormous challenges. How to Help: Donations to Red Cross relief efforts continue to make a real difference. Every contribution helps provide essential supplies, temporary shelter, and support services to families in need. The road to recovery is long, but with continued support, Jamaica will emerge stronger than ever.

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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

PM Holness: Reconstruction Strategy Leads Jamaica to New Era

Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced that Jamaica comprehensive reconstruction strategy will lead the nation into a new era of resilience, recovery, and growth following Hurricane Melissa. Cabinet Approval: The Cabinet has approved $3 billion in funding for the remainder of the 2025/2026 fiscal year to jumpstart reconstruction efforts across all sectors. Strategic Priorities: • Building hurricane-resistant infrastructure • Modernizing critical systems (power, water, digital) • Supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs • Restoring schools and healthcare facilities • Creating jobs through reconstruction projects Resilience Focus: The strategy emphasizes not just rebuilding what was lost, but constructing stronger, more resilient infrastructure that can withstand future hurricanes and climate challenges. Economic Growth: Reconstruction efforts are expected to create thousands of jobs, stimulate economic activity, and position Jamaica for sustainable long-term growth. PM Holness stated: "This is our opportunity to transform Jamaica. We will build back better, stronger, and more resilient than ever before."

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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

Fiscal Challenges: $6.3B in New Loans Required for Rebuilding

Jamaica faces significant fiscal challenges as reconstruction efforts require $6.3 billion in new loans, forcing a one-year suspension of fiscal rules and increasing the debt-to-GDP ratio. Financial Reality: • Hurricane damage: $8.8 billion • New loans needed: $6.3 billion • Fiscal rules suspended for one year • Debt-to-GDP ratio will increase temporarily Government Response: Finance officials emphasize that this is a necessary step to fund critical reconstruction while maintaining essential government services. The fiscal rule suspension is temporary and includes plans to return to fiscal discipline once recovery is underway. Insurance Gaps: The disaster has exposed gaps in Jamaica insurance coverage and infrastructure resilience, prompting calls for upgraded insurance systems and better disaster preparedness mechanisms. Long-term Planning: Economists stress the importance of using reconstruction funds wisely to build resilient infrastructure that will reduce future disaster costs and protect Jamaica fiscal stability. Transparency Commitment: Government has committed to full transparency in how reconstruction funds are allocated and spent, with regular public reporting and oversight mechanisms.

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Community Member·about 2 months agoconstruction

$58M Torrington Park Housing Rehabilitation Complete

Great news for St. Andrew Southern residents! The $58 million rehabilitation project at Torrington Park Housing Scheme has been successfully completed and officially handed over to residents. Project Improvements: • Upgraded housing units with modern fixtures • Improved drainage and water systems • Enhanced electrical infrastructure • Renovated common areas and green spaces • Better security lighting throughout scheme Community Impact: Residents are reporting significantly enhanced living conditions, with families now enjoying safer, more comfortable homes. The project employed local contractors and workers, providing economic benefits to the surrounding community. Minister Statement: Ministry of Economic Growth officials praised the project as a model for future housing rehabilitation efforts across Jamaica, demonstrating government commitment to improving quality of life for all Jamaicans. Next Steps: Similar rehabilitation projects are being planned for other housing schemes across the island as part of the broader reconstruction strategy.

Torrington Park
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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Technology Recovery Task Force Restoring Digital Services

The Government has established a specialized Technology Recovery Task Force dedicated to restoring and modernizing Jamaica critical digital services following Hurricane Melissa impact on IT infrastructure. Task Force Mandate: • Restore government digital services and databases • Modernize IT infrastructure for greater resilience • Implement cloud-based backup systems • Train staff on disaster recovery protocols • Establish redundant systems to prevent future disruptions Services Being Restored: • Online government portals and applications • Digital payment systems • Public records databases • Emergency communication networks • Healthcare information systems Modernization Focus: The Task Force is not simply restoring old systems but taking this opportunity to upgrade Jamaica digital infrastructure with modern, hurricane-resistant technology that will serve the nation for decades to come. This forward-thinking approach ensures Jamaica emerges from this disaster with stronger, more resilient digital capabilities than before.

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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

United States Provides Additional $10M in Hurricane Relief

Prime Minister Andrew Holness welcomes continued United States partnership in Jamaica recovery with an additional $10 million in hurricane relief support. US Support Package: • $10 million in direct humanitarian assistance • Technical expertise from US disaster response teams • Equipment and supplies for reconstruction • Training for Jamaican emergency responders • Long-term partnership commitment Historic Partnership: The United States has been a steadfast partner in Jamaica development and disaster response efforts. This additional support builds on decades of collaboration between our two nations. How Funds Will Be Used: • Emergency shelter materials • Medical supplies and equipment • School reconstruction support • Small business recovery grants • Community infrastructure repairs Prime Minister Holness expressed deep gratitude for the US continued support, noting that international partnerships like this are crucial to Jamaica successful recovery and future resilience. Together, we rebuild stronger!

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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

Jamaica Secures $6.7 Billion International Recovery Package

BREAKING: Jamaica has secured a comprehensive $6.7 billion support package over three years from international financial institutions to fund Hurricane Melissa recovery and reconstruction. Funding Breakdown: • CAF: Up to $1 billion for priority areas • Caribbean Development Bank: $200 million for resilient infrastructure • Inter-American Development Bank: $1 billion in sovereign financing • International Monetary Fund: $415 million through Rapid Financing Instrument • World Bank: $1 billion for budget support and investment projects Immediate Response: Jamaica already received $662 million in emergency funds through disaster risk financing framework, including $91M from CCRIF insurance and $150M from World Bank Catastrophe Bond. Private Investment: An additional $2.4 billion in private investment is being mobilized through IDB Invest, IFC, and MIGA to preserve fiscal space and scale recovery efforts. With Hurricane Melissa causing an estimated $8.8 billion in damages, this coordinated international support demonstrates global commitment to helping Jamaica build back better and stronger.

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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Government Unveils Ring Road Highway Project

Jamaica could soon be encircled by a continuous highway network as the Government unveils ambitious plans to build a "ring around the island" aimed at closing gaps in national transportation infrastructure. Project Goals: • Create continuous highway network around entire island • Close existing gaps in transportation infrastructure • Improve connectivity between all 14 parishes • Reduce travel times for goods and people • Support economic development and tourism recovery Economic Impact: The ring road project is expected to significantly boost economic activity by improving access to rural areas, reducing transportation costs for businesses, and making it easier for tourists to explore the entire island. Timeline: Detailed planning and engineering studies are currently underway. Construction phases will be announced as funding is secured through the international recovery package. This transformative infrastructure project represents Jamaica commitment to not just rebuilding, but modernizing and future-proofing our transportation network for generations to come.

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Community Member·about 2 months agocommunity

Tourism Recovery Ahead of Schedule - 4.3M Visitors in 2024

Excellent news for Jamaica economy! Despite Hurricane Melissa devastating impact, the tourism sector is showing remarkable resilience with 4.3 million visitors recorded in 2024. Recovery Projections: Jamaica Tourist Board Chairman John Lynch is confident in achieving full tourism recovery by March 2026, just months away from the hurricane impact. What This Means: • Hotels and resorts rapidly reopening • Jobs returning to tourism sector • Foreign exchange earnings recovering • Confidence in Jamaica as safe destination Industry Response: The tourism industry quick recovery is attributed to robust disaster preparedness plans, rapid infrastructure repairs, and strong marketing campaigns reassuring international travelers that Jamaica is open for business. Looking Forward: With cruise ships returning to ports, flights resuming normal schedules, and attractions reopening, the tourism sector is leading Jamaica economic recovery and providing critical employment for thousands of Jamaicans. Book your trip - Jamaica is ready to welcome you!

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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Power Grid Restoration - 92% Complete

Jamaica Public Service (JPS) reports major milestone: 92% of Hurricane Melissa-affected areas now have restored electricity! Remaining Work: • Remote areas in St. Thomas (est. 2 weeks) • Mountain communities in Portland (est. 3 weeks) • Final grid reinforcement (ongoing) What This Means: Businesses can reopen, refrigeration restored, communication improved, and reconstruction work can accelerate. Thank you to JPS crews working 24/7 and international utility teams who came to help. Light is returning to Jamaica!

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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Coastal Defense Systems - New Seawall Construction

Learning from Hurricane Melissa: We are not just rebuilding—we are fortifying Jamaica coastline. New Coastal Projects: • Hellshire Beach seawall (St. Catherine) - Foundation laid • Port Maria coastal barriers (St. Mary) - Design phase • Negril beach reinforcement (Westmoreland) - Permits approved Engineering Upgrades: Modern seawalls designed to withstand Category 5 hurricanes, using reinforced concrete and wave-dissipating technology. Timeline: First seawall completion expected March 2026. Protecting our coasts protects our future.

Hellshire Beach
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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Water Supply Restoration - Clean Water for All

National Water Commission (NWC) update: Clean water access restored to 98% of affected households! Completed Work: • 47 water mains repaired • 12 pumping stations rebuilt • 8 treatment plants back online • 200+ household connections restored Remaining Challenges: Some rural communities still using water trucks. Permanent solutions being installed over next 4 weeks. Water Quality: All restored systems tested and certified safe for drinking. Access to clean water is a basic right. We are almost there!

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Community Member·about 2 months agocommunity

Volunteer Spotlight - Community Rebuilding Together

This week heroes: Over 500 volunteers from across Jamaica came together for the Rebuild Weekend initiative! What We Accomplished: • 23 homes received roof repairs • 8 community centers cleaned and painted • 2 playgrounds rebuilt for children • 1,200+ volunteer hours contributed Featured Groups: • University of the West Indies student volunteers • Church groups from Kingston and Spanish Town • Local business employee teams • International volunteer organizations Next Volunteer Day: December 20th - Sign up to help! This is the Jamaica spirit—we rise together!

Multiple Parishes
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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

Reconstruction Hotline - Get Help & Report Issues

Need assistance or want to report reconstruction needs? Our 24/7 hotline is here to help! Contact Information: 📞 Hotline: 1-888-REBUILD (1-888-732-8453) 📧 Email: [email protected] 🌐 Online: Submit requests at /resource-map Services Available: • Emergency shelter assistance • Construction material requests • Damage assessment scheduling • Contractor verification • Fraud reporting Response Time: Most requests addressed within 48 hours. Do not struggle alone—reach out and let us help!

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Community Member·about 2 months agoinfrastructure

Kingston Infrastructure Restoration Update

Major progress in Kingston infrastructure restoration! Our construction teams have completed repairs on 12 major roadways and 3 bridges damaged by Hurricane Melissa. Completed This Week: • Spanish Town Road - Full resurfacing complete • Mandela Highway repairs - 85% finished • Three Mile Bridge structural reinforcement Next Phase: Focus shifts to drainage systems and sidewalk reconstruction. Expected completion: 3 weeks. The community support has been incredible. Together, we are rebuilding stronger!

Kingston Metropolitan Area
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Community Member·about 2 months agoother

Reconstruction Fund Allocation - December Update

Transparency Report: Here is how your donations are being allocated across Jamaica 14 parishes. Total Raised: $29.23M Allocated to Date: Vendor contracts in progress Focus Areas: • 40% - Housing reconstruction • 25% - Infrastructure repair • 20% - School rebuilding • 15% - Healthcare facilities Parish Priority: St. Thomas, Portland, and St. Mary received the most severe damage and are receiving priority funding. View full breakdown at /transparency

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Community Member·about 2 months agoconstruction

Portland Housing Reconstruction Milestone

Incredible news from Portland! We have completed reconstruction of 47 homes in the Port Antonio area, with 23 families moving back in this week. Project Highlights: • Hurricane-resistant roofing installed • Improved foundation systems • Solar panel integration for 15 homes • Water catchment systems added Special thanks to local contractors who worked around the clock. These are not just repairs - we are building back better and more resilient. Next target: 60 more homes by end of January.

Port Antonio
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Community Member·about 2 months agorepair

Healthcare Facility Restoration Progress

Medical infrastructure update: 8 health centers across rural parishes are being restored to full operational capacity. Facilities Under Repair: • St. Mary Health Centre - 90% complete • Manchioneal Health Centre (Portland) - Roof replacement done • Bull Savanna Health Centre (St. Elizabeth) - Structural repairs ongoing Equipment Donations Needed: Medical equipment, generators, and water purification systems are still needed. Contact reconstruction coordinators if you can help. Healthcare access is critical for recovery. Every contribution matters!

Multiple Parishes
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Community Member·about 2 months agoconstruction

School Rebuilding Initiative - 15 Schools Reopening

Education cannot wait! Proud to announce 15 schools across Jamaica will reopen next month after complete reconstruction. Reopening Schedule: • Week 1: 5 primary schools (St. Catherine, Clarendon) • Week 2: 7 primary schools (St. Ann, Trelawny) • Week 3: 3 high schools (St. James, Westmoreland) Improvements Made: ✓ Hurricane-resistant construction ✓ New classroom furniture ✓ Computer labs installed ✓ Improved sanitation facilities Over 3,000 students will return to safe, modern learning environments. This is what rebuilding stronger looks like!

Multiple Parishes