Disasters strike hardest where inequality already runs deepest. More than 100 million people are affected by disasters each year, yet women, children, older persons, people with disabilities, and low-income households consistently bear the greatest burden, and often have the least access to recovery support. 💸 The economic toll tells only part of the story. When cascading impacts are included, disasters cost the global economy an estimated US$2.3 trillion annually – widening inequality, eroding

After disasters like Hurricane Melissa, children often bear invisible scars. Displacement, loss, and fear can take a toll on their mental health. Psychotherapist and Founder of Freedom Happy Counseling, Kadian James, shared how parents, teachers, and communities can offer emotional support and create safe spaces to help children heal and rebuild hope. #SmileJamaica #1MorningShow #DailyDoseOfAwesomeness #WakeUpAndSmile | Smile Jamaica - TVJ

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