Parenting Support Helplines Assisting Parents in Recovery Process
The National Parenting Support Commission (NPSC) has expanded its helpline network to better assist parents affected by Hurricane Melissa. This initiative is part of NPSC’s continued commitment to providing timely psychosocial and practical support during the recovery period.
Available Helpline Contacts
- (876) 788-5606
- (876) 854-9010
- (658) 213-2631
- (658) 213-2625
All lines are fully operational and staffed by trained professionals who offer help, referrals to essential services, and advice on managing difficulties after the hurricane. Parents can also contact these numbers via WhatsApp text messaging.
Statement from Kaysia Kerr
“[translate:In times of crisis, parenting becomes even more complex.] The NPSC is ensuring that parents are not navigating this period alone. Our helplines offer a space to talk, seek guidance and be connected to resources that support both emotional and practical recovery,” said Ms. Kerr.
Helpline Operations
The helplines operate Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m., providing a safe place for parents to gain support and guidance in managing post-disaster stressors. Parents are encouraged to use this resource for help or to share information beneficial to others in their network.
Author’s summary: The NPSC’s expanded helplines support parents recovering from Hurricane Melissa by offering emotional and practical assistance through trained professionals, ensuring no parent faces these challenges alone.