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The two-time world 200m champion has reflected on the emotional impact of her relief efforts as she helped communities recover after Hurricane Melissa.
Jamaican sprinter Shericka Jackson has shared a heartfelt message detailing her emotional experience with the relief efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in the Caribbean.
The powerful cyclone, which made landfall in Jamaica around October 28, resulted in an estimated $6 billion in damages and tragically claimed the lives of 96 people across the region.
Like many of her fellow Jamaican athletes, Shericka Jackson was deeply involved in the recovery and support initiatives.
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Shericka Jackson: It Was Fulfilling to be Able to Give Back
The 31-year-old sprinter took to her Instagram to share moments from the relief work and express her gratitude to those who contributed to the campaign.
Shericka Jackson expressed deep gratitude to the organisation that supported her outreach efforts, saying their contribution went far beyond supplying essentials and instead offered a sense of hope to communities working to rebuild their lives.
She also acknowledged her team’s generosity and commitment, noting that those who donated, volunteered, helped on the ground, or simply offered words of support demonstrated genuine compassion.
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The two-time world 200m champion said their actions reassured affected families that even in moments of hardship, unity, kindness, and strength still prevail.
“I’m still trying to find the right words, because last weekend reminded me what true community really looks like,” she said.
“After Hurricane Melissa swept through several parishes and left so many families hurting, my team and I made it our mission to show up in whatever way we could. But the truth is… none of it would’ve been possible without the person who stood with us.
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“Walking through the communities, seeing the damages firsthand… seeing the faces of those trying to stay strong… it broke, but it was fulfilling to be able to give back. This experience enlightened me to how blessed we are to be a blessing.
“And it reminded me that Jamaica is strongest when we lift each other up. Thank you to my incredible team. Thank you to everyone who made this possible. Jamaica, we stand together.”
Meanwhile, Shericka Jackson's most recent competitive appearance was at the World Championships in Tokyo, where she concluded her season by securing a bronze medal in the women's 200m.
The 2025 season proved to be a challenging one for the track star. After an injury forced her to withdraw from the Paris Olympic Games, Shericka Jackson is now looking ahead to making a strong comeback in the upcoming season.