Victims of Hurricane Melissa in Haiti’s Petit-Goâve Still Plead for Help Months Later

Victims of Hurricane Melissa in Haiti’s Petit-Goâve still plead for help months later

PETIT-GOÂVE, Haiti —  Nearly three months after Hurricane Melissa tore through southern Haiti, families in Petit-Goâve— a municipality about 42 miles southwest of Port-au-Prince, hardest hit by the storm— say they have been largely left to fend for themselves. Many survivors remain homeless, sheltering with relatives, inside churches or in municipal buildings, as damaged homes sit uncleared and unsafe. Residents say assistance from the governmen…

Gov’t Launches Shelter Recovery Programme to Aid Hurricane Melissa Victims

The Government has launched the Shelter Recovery Programme (SRP), a multifaceted and coordinated national response to support individuals and families whose homes were damaged during the passage of Hurricane Melissa […]

Supporting Jamaica After the Storm: Help Priory Primary & Infant School Rebuild

More than two months after Jamaica was struck by the strongest hurricane ever to make landfall on the island, many communities are still grappling with the long road to recovery.

Gov’t working with partners to deliver cash support to households impacted by Hurricane Melissa

As the Government transitions its post-disaster response to a cash-based assistance model, it will continue to collaborate with key international partners to provide support for citizens recovering from the impacts of Hurricane Melissa. “We are...