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Join us in helping communities in the Caribbean prepare and protect themselves against natural disasters before they strike.
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As Rihanna’s grandmother often told her: “It's the little things we do for each other that make a world of difference.” Thank you in advance for your generosity.
By investing in climate readiness, we're building resilient communities and reducing the impact of disasters.
We’re strengthening structures and services – like health clinics, schools and communications – so that no one has to lose access to water, food, shelter, healthcare, or education when the next big storm hits.
By investing in climate readiness, we're building resilient communities and reducing the impact of disasters.
By investing in climate readiness, we're building resilient communities and reducing the impact of disasters.
We’re strengthening structures and services – like health clinics, schools and communications – so that no one has to lose access to water, food, shelter, healthcare, or education when the next big storm hits.
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How will we become climate-ready?
With purpose, and a community committed to working together. With strength, and the resources needed to fortify our islands. With love, and the support and generosity from our valued donors.
From the Bahamas to Barbados, Dominica to Turks and Caicos, our Caribbean family is strong and proud. We treasure our island nations and we’re committed to preserving them.
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Rosalind Gittens
CLF is working with Principal Gittens at the Westbury Primary School to ensure that her school stays open after disasters for continued access to education. Getting students back in the classroom for learning as soon as possible is a priority. These schools, like Westbury, will become hardened shelters which can also serve as communication centers and centralized locations to deploy supplies in the event of a disaster.
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Rosalind is building a more resilient future.
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CLF's goal is for the Caribbean to become the world’s first climate-resilient zone: a goal we believe can be adopted and replicated around the world.
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I /Stand with Island Nations.
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Thanks to leaders like Barbados’ Prime Minister Mottley, who are advocating for global solutions, the Caribbean can be a model for how we ALL withstand climate change. When it comes to these challenges, time is not on our side.
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dr. guzman
We are working with Profamilia in the Dominican Republic to build model clinics that include building hardening, the installation of renewable energy, and disaster response staging areas so that medical professionals like Dr. Guzman can provide continuous care. CLF has also created pre and post-disaster health toolkits which include guides and checklists in multiple languages so that similar climate-resilient clinics can be built across the Caribbean.
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dr. guzman is creating a more resilient future.
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We all share this planet that we call home. Which means we are ALL on the frontlines of a climate emergency. So we all have a responsibility when it comes to this work—not just for ourselves. But for others. And for the world our children will inherit.
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We must move past the endless cycle of bracing for the next climate-related disaster to instead, helping communities withstand them. This is how we build a more resilient world for tomorrow. And we know this is possible.
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Anderson Langdon
Wherever disaster strikes, health facilities are a critical component of emergency preparedness. We invest in organizations like the Barbados Family Planning Association (BFPA), led by Executive Director Anderson Langdon, so that they can be prepared to stay open during natural disasters and serve as sustainable disaster response hubs.
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andersoN is working on a more resilient future.
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None of us can fight climate change alone. To withstand and confront the challenges before us, we must ALL work together. CLF continues to stand with, support, and empower leaders to create resilient communities.
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I /Stand with Caribbean communities who are working to protect themselves against climate disasters – before they strike.
