Hi my name is Jacqueline Jackson a Jamaican living in the UK.

As many of you may know, a Category 5 hurricane has struck Jamaica, leaving behind unimaginable devastation.

As a Jamaican born, with most of my immediate family still living there, this tragedy has hit me deeply. For two long days, I couldn’t reach my loved ones. No phone calls, no messages, just silence and worry. It’s a feeling I wouldn’t wish on anyone.

My community back home has been badly affected and my family and friends are in needs of help. Roads are destroyed, entire areas are cut off, and people have no electricity, no clean water, no food, no clothes, and for many, no home left standing. Some people are struggling to survive, yet their cries are going unheard as they have no way of communicating with the world simply to let someone know they’re still alive.

These families are living in crisis, but because there’s little to no media coverage, they may be the last to receive help if any at all.

I am determined to find a way to support these isolated communities and my family but I know I can’t do it alone. I trust that the Lord will grant me the strength and guidance to gather as much aid as possible to send to those who’ve lost everything but I will also need your help.

I’m kindly asking for your support in donation to help supply, drinking water, food, clothing, and toiletries etc. to help bring comfort and hope to those in desperate need. Every little bit will make a difference — a meal, a blanket, a clean shirt, a small act of kindness that reminds someone they’re not forgotten.

Your donation will be sent directly to a trustworthy support in the community of Lilliput Montego Bay where it will be distributed appropriately to the most vulnerable in the area. We aim to assist in atleast clearing the roads so these people can get access to the help they need.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your compassion, your prayers, and any support you can offer. Together, we can help bring light back to those living in darkness.

With love and gratitude,

P.s These images are actual images of the community im trying to support.