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Providing Access to Clean Water

Providing shelter for the homeless

Abba Cares Foundation is a non-profit organisation committed to helping those in need by way of providing food, access to clean water, shelter and emergency relief regardless of socioeconomic status, race, or geographic location.

You, our supporters and partners, are our change makers. So, the burden of what to those in need rests on us. With adequate funding, we can together make a real difference to the lives of those who have no one to help them. We become the hands, feet, eyes and heart of God to those who have no one to help them.

In the Gospels of Matthew 25:40, our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ narrates the following: Verily I say unto you, that which you have done unto the least of these my brothers, you have done it unto me.

Relief for Hurricane Melissa Survivors in Jamaica

In many developing nations, hunger is not the result of a lack of food in the world—there is more than enough food globally. The issue is that access, distribution, and opportunity are uneven. Every day, millions of people go hungry not because their communities are without potential, but because the systems around them make it difficult to secure consistent, nutritious food.

There are several interconnected reasons:

1. Economic Limitations

Food may be available in markets, but low wages, limited job opportunities, or unstable local economies make it hard for families to afford it. Hunger is often a poverty problem, not a farming problem.

2. Climate and Environmental Challenges

Droughts, unpredictable rainfall, crop disease, and increasingly severe weather disrupt farming. Many communities rely on subsistence agriculture—growing just enough to live on—so when crops fail, there is no safety net.

3. Conflict and Displacement

Where there is conflict, farms go untended, markets shut down, and supply chains break. Communities are uprooted, and access to food is one of the first needs to become fragile.

4. Lack of Infrastructure

Even where crops grow well, poor roads, limited storage, and weak distribution systems make it difficult to transport food to the people who need it. Food can spoil before it reaches markets.

5. Inequity

In some regions, resources are controlled by a small number of powerful groups. Land, water, or agricultural tools may be expensive or restricted, leaving farmers at a disadvantage.

In many developing nations, access to clean, safe running water is not something that can be taken for granted. While those of us in more developed regions often turn on a tap without a second thought, millions of people around the world must walk miles each day to collect water — and even then, it may not be clean.

The challenge isn’t simply the absence of water itself, but the lack of reliable infrastructure: pipes, sanitation systems, treatment facilities, and consistent electricity to support them. In rural and underserved areas, water sources often come from rivers, wells, or shared community pumps, many of which are vulnerable to contamination from bacteria, waste, or industrial runoff.

Send Cash to Hurricane Melissa Survivors in Jamaica

On October 28, 2025, Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as an extremely powerful Category 5 hurricane, with sustained winds around 185 mph (295 km/h) — making it the strongest storm on record to directly hit the island. The hurricane brought catastrophic winds, torrential rainfall, and storm surge as high as 9–13 feet, causing widespread flooding, landslides, and structural devastation across southern and central parishes, including St. Elizabeth, Westmoreland, Manchester, and St. James. The storm damaged critical infrastructure — tearing roofs off buildings, collapsing power grids, knocking out communications, and severely impacting health facilities and roads, forcing evacuation of patients and isolating communities. Thousands of homes, businesses, and agricultural areas were destroyed, and tens of thousands of residents were displaced and sheltered as emergency services activated under national disaster protocols. International relief, including medical aid and supplies, as well as ongoing recovery efforts, has been critical in the aftermath as Jamaica works to rebuild and restore essential services following this historic and destructive event. - Paho.org

Send funds to Jamaicans impacted by the devastating hurricane.

We are providing relief to families in the hardest-hit, highest poverty areas.

Your donation will help cover their needs in areas such as:

• Food, water, toiletries, hygiene products and generators

• Shelter, medicine

• Bills

Your donations will help reach those hardest hit in the remote areas

We are providing relief to some of the hardest-hit communities in Jamaica, identified based on poverty rates and storm damage. Uncondition cash donations support families’ immediate survival and long-term recovery. Because cash aid is fast and fully remote, it allows families to quickly meet their most urgent needs through digital transfers that don’t strain fragile supply chains or clog transit routes. Whether they need emergency supplies, shelter, or other essentials, families can buy what they need most.

Creating a brighter future for those most in need

Join us in Making a difference One Meal at a Time

Mission

Abba Cares Foundation is non-profit organisation committed to tackling poverty and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable homeless and hungry adults.

2240... and counting, thats how many meals that has been provided to the homeless and hungry and with your help we can continue to many more people.

• Feed The Hungry

• Provide Access to clean water

• House the homeless

• Empower the youth

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Your help is instrumental in providing Food, Access to clean water, shelter and emergency relief for men, women and children around the world.