My name is Cllr Dawn Allen-Williamson, an elected representative from Watford, UK. I was born and raised in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, and I'm heartbroken to witness the devastation caused by the recent hurricane that tore through our beloved country and parish.

Many families in St. Elizabeth have lost everything, homes, crops, schools, and even essential facilities like Black River Hospital, where I was born, have been severely damaged. People are struggling to access food, clean water, and medical care, and the community is in urgent need of support.

Now, a week after the storm, we are beginning to grasp the full extent of the damage, which will take time to recover from. Seeing the place I grew up in suffer like this has been truly heart breaking.

How Your Donation Will Help

I'm asking for your help. Your donation will directly support relief and recovery efforts in St. Elizabeth, including:

We are also arranging drop of points for anyone who wish to donate items directly.

Drop off Point:

Ngorli CIC.

316 St Albans Road

Watford, WD24 6PQ

More updates will be coming shortly.

Transparency and Accountability

We are committed to transparency and accountability. All donations will be tracked, purchases recorded, and ledgers made available upon request to those with a legitimate interest.

Every Contribution Matters

In Jamaica, we say "Every mikkle mek a muckle ", meaning small contributions can add up to big change. Together, we can bring hope and healing to the people of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica.

If you're unable to donate, please share this page with your friends, family, and community. Every bit of support helps.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your kindness, generosity, and prayers for the people of Jamaica.

One Jamaica, One Heart, One Love

With gratitude,

Cllr Dawn Allen-Williamson