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Hurricane Melissa hit just over 24 hours ago.
Our community is devastated. Roads blocked. Power out. Families stranded.
JACANA is still standing. And we have trucks, equipment, and a team ready to support our communities.
Here's what's happening: 🧵
Roofs gone, homes damaged, workers overwhelmed. The mission to rebuild isn’t done yet. 🇯🇲
#Jamaica #CommunityStrength #RecoveryInProgress
With hundreds of houses either flattened or stripped of their roofs, carpenters, masons, and other tradesmen across this parish are being stretched as they try to assist as many families as possible.
Across Smithfield the almost uniform position of residents is that, while they appreciate the care packages distributed so far, what they urgently need is manpower and materials, even for temporary repairs.
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Rebuilding, step by step.
Solar power on.
Starlink up.
Stronger together 🇯🇲
#JamaicaStrong #CommunityResilience #RebuildTogether #Sustainability #ReliefSupport
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On our farm, we’re mapping what held strong through Hurricane Melissa so we can replant smarter. More native species, more biodiversity, more resilience.
From palms to pollinators, nature is showing us the way.
#HurricaneMelissa #JacanaJamaica #OneLove
This is one of the reasons it’s so important for us to gather information that can guide our replanting programme. In Aberdeen, St Elizabeth, the only trees that still had fruits three days after Hurricane Melissa were our native palms. Birds and bees were flocking to them for food.
Please continue to share your observations with @RoostersWorldja #RoostersWorldja #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaWildlife
From the mountains of St. Ann to the world 🌿💚
We’re getting ready to launch the @onelovecoinja, turning global #OneLove into real support, resilience, and renewal after Hurricane Melissa.
#Jamaica #CryptoMarket #HurricaneMelissa
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Weeks since Hurricane Melissa, but Black River, St. Elizabeth, is still fighting to get back on its feet.
Disaster ends in headlines. Recovery doesn’t.
Reply/RT if you’re still seeing damage in your community.
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #CommunityRelief
The past few weeks have tested us all, but standing together reminds us why we do this. 💚
Grateful for this team, this island, and the love that keeps us rebuilding together.
One island. One love. @onelovecoinja
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #CommunityRelief #JacanaJamaica
Major Hurricane Melissa grew from a tropical wave into a Category 5 storm before impacting Jamaica, Cuba, and the southern Bahamas.
This timelapse shows its powerful and devastating journey.
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #StAnn #StrongerTogether
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Thanks to the Treasure Beach community members who safely caught and relocated a Jamaican crocodile back to the Black River.
Please remember that it’s not only people who were displaced during the hurricane. Several of our wildlife species were affected too.
Please continue to share your observations to @RoostersWorldja.
#RoostersWorldja #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaWildlife #CrocodileConservation
The Jacana Foundation is here. 🌱
A promise to uplift communities, nurture our youth, strengthen health, and make holistic care accessible to all while protecting the planet we call home.
Join us as we build a future rooted in compassion and sustainability.
#JacanaFoundation
Today, the team delivered solar charging generators to bring light and energy where it’s needed most and deployed Starlink at critical hubs to get people reconnected.
Farm-born care, community-first.
#HurricaneMelissa #JACANA #CommunityRelief #Connectivity #PowerRestored
Today, we moved food and supplies to affected communities. Door-to-door with local teams. Neighbors helping neighbors. This is how we heal after Hurricane Melissa.
One love.
#HurricaneMelissa #CommunityRelief
Hands to work, hearts wide open. Packing food and supplies for families after Hurricane Melissa: smiles, sweat, and solidarity in every bag.
This is community in motion. #HurricaneMelissa #CommunityRelief #MutualAid
Jamaica is healing. UDC says Dunn’s River Falls & Park and Harmony Beach Park reopen Tue, Nov 11.
Our shores and waterfalls are ready to welcome you back. Come feel the vibes and support local communities.
#Jamaica #Reopening #HurricaneMelissa #OneLove #VisitJamaica
The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) says Dunn’s River Falls and Park in Ocho Rios, St Ann and Harmony Beach Park in Montego Bay, St James will reopen to the public on Tuesday, November 11.
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Powering Recovery ⚡️
Four solar charging generators delivered to bring light and energy where it’s needed most.
Restoring communication. Reconnecting communities. 💛
#HurricaneMelissa #DisasterRelief #SolarPower #CommunityRecovery #SustainableEnergy
Watched this a few times and still teary. Deep gratitude to the volunteers!
Big up everyone clearing roads, checking elders, lifting spirits. We will rise, stronger. 🙏🏽
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #StAnn #StrongerTogether
One Caribbean, one yard. 🇯🇲🤝🇬🇾
Tarps cover roofs. Generators power clinics. Chainsaws clear roads. Respect, Guyana.
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #StAnn #OneCaribbean
Jamaica has received a shipment of critical relief items, including tarpaulins, generators and chainsaws from the Republic of Guyana, to aid with the island’s recovery from Hurricane Melissa.
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Our team spoke with a community member who relived hours of roaring wind, rising water, no power, and families huddling awake.
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #GroundUpdate #CommunityRelief
Our team is moving through fallen trees and flattened crops: checking on farmers, clearing access, mapping where seedlings, tools, and water are needed first. Rooted in community, we’ll replant together. #HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #Farmers #CommunityRelief
GROUND UPDATE | Nov 07, 2025
Houses blown off, belongings everywhere. Hillsides stripped. Our JACANA team is surveying and checking on elders & families. Shelter and clean water are top needs.
Follow local guidance, stay safe. #HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #CommunityRelief
























