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Humanitarian Mission · St. James, Jamaica "There are moments that change you forever. The Rise Again Jamaica Inc. team's recent humanitarian mission to Jamaica was one of those moments." By Rise Again Jamaica Inc. · May 2026 The founder of Rise Again Jamaica Inc., alongside a dedicated volunteer team, recently traveled to Jamaica with one goal in mind: to serve families who are still struggling in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. While many headlines have faded and the world

Five barrels packed with essential supplies are currently on their way to Jamaica, carrying clothing, diapers, baby food, and sanitary products. This shipment is organized by Rise Again Jamaica Inc., a group dedicated to supporting families in Montego Bay, Trelawny, and nearby communities. The goal is clear: to deliver aid where it is needed most and make every donation count. Barrel packed with clothing and baby supplies ready for shipment to Jamaica Identifying the Families

Growing up in a small one-bedroom home with a dirt floor in Jamaica shaped my life in ways I never imagined. The challenges of that humble beginning taught me lessons about resilience, hard work, and love that continue to guide my mission today. This post shares my journey, the influence of my mother Veronica Shaw and her cook shop, and the ongoing struggles faced by families in Jamaica, especially after Hurricane Melissa. I hope my story inspires you to reflect on your own p

When disaster strikes, the heart of a community is tested. For many Jamaican families affected by Hurricane Melissa, the path to recovery feels long and uncertain. Yet, there is a beacon of hope - the Rise Again Jamaica Fund . This fund is more than just a collection of donations; it is a lifeline, a promise that together, we can rebuild stronger and brighter. Today, I want to share why contributing to this fund matters deeply and how your support can make a tangible differen

Immediate Effects on Communities When Hurricane Melissa made landfall, many communities experienced severe flooding and wind damage. Homes, especially those in low-lying and coastal areas, suffered roof damage, collapsed walls, and water intrusion. Families were forced to evacuate, seeking shelter in emergency centers or with relatives. In rural areas, where housing structures are often less resilient, the damage was particularly severe. For example, in the parish of St. Thom