20 Oct
Disaster does not arrive equally. It lands hardest on those who were already carrying the most. And sometimes, it is only the second worst thing to have happened. For 65-year […]
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The Open Door Jamaica Foundation (ODJF) has strengthened its support for persons with disabilities affected by Hurricane Melissa with the donation of 50 comprehensive care packages and critical assistive and […]
READ MORE24 Jul
Jamaica’s PAH! Deaf Dance Company – the first deaf dance group to represent Jamaica internationally — returned from the 2026 World Championships of Performing Arts in Las Vegas as Gold […]
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For 22-year-old university student Britannia Stephenson, Hurricane Melissa took much more than the roof over her family’s head. The hurricane devastated her household’s livelihood and rendered her wheelchair unusable, creating […]
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When Hurricane Melissa made her presence known across Jamaica, she arrived, as disasters do, and she left behind what disasters always leave behind -destruction, displacement, and the urgent, aching need […]
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PAH! Deaf Dance Company is poised to make history as the first-ever deaf dance company to represent Jamaica on the global stage at the prestigious World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in California! The Open Door Jamaica Foundation (ODJF) […]
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