In the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastation across Jamaica, WizdomCRM Caribbean Ltd has unveiled a US$3.85 million human capital and education relief initiative to support recovery and strengthen the nation’s education system.
The programme, developed in partnership with the Jamaica Social Stock Exchange (JSSE), aims to empower 20,000 students with AI-driven learning and financial literacy tools.
Diaspora members can contribute donations through the JSSE platform to sustain both immediate relief and long-term educational development.
A statement from WizdomCRM said the initiative features two key programmes: the Sustainable Stock Market Game AI Platform, targeting 10,000 primary school students, and the Eagle Eye AI Tutor Platform, which will reach an additional 10,000 primary and secondary students. Beyond digital learning, the effort also provides cash and in-kind support to help schools and students recover from the hurricane’s impact.
WizdomCRM said the initiative merges short-term relief with long-term capacity building, ensuring continuity of learning for students and teachers affected by the storm.
The company stressed that the hurricane highlighted the urgent need for resilient education systems capable of withstanding climate-related disasters.
It said by integrating AI tools, the programme equips students and teachers with skills and digital resources to adapt to future disruptions, promoting digital inclusion and future-proofing Jamaica’s youth.
The initiative aligns with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 4, 8, 9, and 10, focusing on quality education, economic growth, innovation, and reducing inequalities.
“Through public-private collaboration and innovative educational technology, we aim to develop a generation of resilient, future-ready students who can contribute meaningfully to national and regional growth,” WizdomCRM said.
