Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science

by Society for Scientific Advancement
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Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science

Project Report | Nov 20, 2025
Supporting School Recovery in Jamaica

By Project Leads | SOSA Team

Severe damage
Severe damage

More than 600 schools in Jamaica have been impacted, and 200 severely damaged, by Hurricane Melissa. This means that education & routine stability for thousands of students are affected, on top of devastation across the country.

Many students are out of school or attending school under conditions that are difficult for us all to fully grasp. We know too that STEM learning requires specific resources and that specific learning areas, including Math, were already suffering.

Today, November 20, we had planned on doing hands-on science workshops with students. With the cancellation of November events due to Hurricane Melissa, we are pivoting to support the rebuilding and recovery of schools.

Your help at this time is critical. Our project link has changed

Please join us to support rebuilding school capacity via the Updated Project Link

Damaged high school
Damaged high school
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High school damage

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Society for Scientific Advancement

Location: Orlando, FL - USA
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Keriayn Smith
Orlando , Florida United States

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