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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Amy Mackelden

How to Help Victims of Hurricane Melissa

A resident of the town of El Cobre, in the province of Santiago de Cuba, walks on the roof of his damaged home after the passage of Hurricane Melissa, on October 29, 2025. Hurricane Melissa was moving towards Bermuda on Thursday after ripping a path of destruction through the Caribbean that left at least 20 people dead in Haiti, and parts of Jamaica and Cuba in ruins. .

This week, Hurricane Melissa—described as a "disaster of unprecedented catastrophe" by the Red Cross—devastated multiple countries, including Haiti, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba.

The full fatality count is not yet known, with Reuters reporting that 49 people have died so far in the hurricane. Along with mass flooding and landfall, Hurricane Melissa has destroyed people's families and homes, wrecked power lines and infrastructure, and caused irreparable damage to communities.

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