Hurricane Melissa has destroyed most of the south western Jamaica places like st. Elizabeth, the South Coast, Manchester, Clarendon, St James and Trewlany are destroyed! Most rural communities are cut off from basic medical care.

 

In rural areas, many people have lost access to basic necessities such as medical care, pharmacies, electricity to keep medicine cold leaving Infants without formula, diabetics without insulin, asthmatics without inhalers, and wounds at risk for infection in the tropical heat.

 

That’s where we come in.

 

We are Streets of Jamaica First Aid Relief Outreach!

A grassroots team of International and Jamaican health professionals and community organizers providing recourse navigation, immediate emergency first aid and essential nutrients / medicines in the aftermath of the storm.

 

Our on-the-ground team includes:

 

Together, we are mobilising a first aid relief team to deliver:

 

First aid for wounds, burns, and minor trauma

 

Essential medication – insulin, antibiotics, blood pressure meds, inhalers, infant formula - Blood pressure & glucose testing

 

Resource Navigation

We’re coordinating with other outreach groups to connect the most vulnerable communities with appropriate food, shelter, and rebuilding resources as they become available , so we can stay laser-focused on medical emergencies.

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Lets help eachother to build up Jamaica again!!

 

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