Kingston, Jamaica — In the wake of devastating hurricanes, Christian nonprofits are leading the charge in rebuilding affected communities across the Caribbean. Organizations such as Samaritan’s Purse and World Relief have deployed teams to deliver emergency aid, rebuild homes, and provide spiritual support to those affected.
Volunteers are working tirelessly to restore basic services, including clean water and electricity, while also addressing long-term needs such as housing and education.
“Faith compels us to act,” said Reverend David Grant, whose team has rebuilt over 200 homes in Jamaica. “We’re not just rebuilding structures; we’re rebuilding hope.”
Local residents have expressed gratitude for the support, with many crediting the faith-based organizations for helping them endure the crisis.
