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jamaicaobserver.com > 09/09/2026 > sandals-foundation-leads-214-million-hurricane-melissa-school-restoration

Sandals Foundation leads $214-million Hurricane Melissa school restoration

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (404+ words) A Sandals Foundation-led restoration of schools across Jamaica’s western and northern parishes affected by Hurricane Melissa is being described as a rebirth. Valued at just over $214 million, the works have given students a fresh start to the 2026/2027 academic year — spanning…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 09/06/2026 > hurricane-melissa-blessing-disguise

Hurricane Melissa a blessing in disguise

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (333+ words) “I think am one of the happiest principals in Jamaica!” The Category 5 hurricane had destroyed the roofs of nine classrooms, many of which the principal said were deteriorating from a termite infestation. The school’s canteen, tuckshop, and a few administration…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/25/2026 > jn-foundation-supports-entrepreneurs-rebuild-hurricane-melissa

JN Foundation supports entrepreneurs as they rebuild after Hurricane Melissa

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (615+ words) KINGSTON, Jamaica—When Hurricane Melissa tore through sections of Jamaica last year, it left behind a trail of destruction —flattened homes, uprooted crops — and abruptly halted livelihoods. For many families, the storm was not only a disaster but also a…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/24/2026 > digicel-foundation-delivers-support-students-still-hurting-hurricane-melissa

Digicel Foundation delivers support to students still hurting from Hurricane Melissa

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (242+ words) AS families across Jamaica prepare for the new school year, the Digicel Foundation is helping to ease the financial burden of back-to-school preparations, delivering more than 500 backpacks filled with essential school supplies to students across selected schools, special needs institutions,…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/19/2026 > jta-slams-govt-sluggish-melissa-recovery

JTA slams Gov???t over sluggish Melissa recovery

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (415+ words) MOUNTAIN SPRING BAY, Trelawny — Immediate past president of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) Mark Malabver has lambasted the Government for what he has described as a failure to heed warnings that many Hurricane Melissa-battered schools would not be ready for…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/11/2026 > spaces-donates-250-mattresses-hurricane-melissa-affected-families

Spaces donates 250 mattresses to Hurricane Melissa-affected families

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (319+ words) KINGSTON, Jamaica — Spaces has donated 250 mattresses to families affected by Hurricane Melissa, fulfilling a commitment made by the company to help communities recover from the devastating storm. The donation is part of Spaces’ “Rebuilding with Heart” initiative, which was launched…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/05/2026 > cla-says-no-ganja-shortage-hurricane-melissa

CLA says no ganja shortage after Hurricane Melissa

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (336+ words) EMERGENCY measures implemented ahead of Hurricane Melissa prevented a shortage of ganja in the formal system, despite the storm’s impact on key cultivation areas, Chief Executive Officer of the Cannabis Licensing Authority (CLA) Farrah Blake said. Speaking at a Jamaica…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 08/02/2026 > reggae-marathon-donates-1-5m-hurricane-hit-negril-community

Reggae Marathon donates $1.5m to hurricane-hit Negril community - Jamaica Observer

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (325+ words) Reggae Marathon has donated $1.5 million in cash and kind to more than 100 people in Negril affected by Hurricane Melissa, reaffirming its long-standing ties to the resort town despite relocating the race to Kingston last year. The donation included food items,…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 07/29/2026 > seprod-foundation-angostura-hand-housing-hurricane

Seprod Foundation, Angostura hand over housing after hurricane

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (437+ words) SEPROD Foundation and Angostura have reached a significant milestone in their long-term Hurricane Melissa recovery partnership with the official handover and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first completed housing intervention under the initiative. The newly completed home, located in Seaford Town,…...

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jamaicaobserver.com > 07/28/2026 > optimum-jamaica-bridges-critical-resource-gap-serha

Optimum Jamaica bridges critical resource gap at SERHA

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (343+ words) OPTIMUM Jamaica has reinforced its commitment to strengthening Jamaica’s public health-care system with the donation of high-capacity printers to the Southeast Regional Health Authority (SERHA). This will provide critical technology that will improve administrative efficiency and support the delivery of…...