Parenting Support Helplines Assisting Parents in Recovery Process
The National Parenting Support Commission (NPSC) has extended its helpline network to aid parents impacted by Hurricane Melissa. This expansion is part of NPSC’s commitment to delivering timely psychosocial and practical support throughout the recovery phase.
Contact Information
- Helpline numbers: (876) 788-5606, (876) 854-9010, (658) 213-2631, (658) 213-2625
- All lines are fully operational and staffed by trained professionals
- Support is also available via WhatsApp text messaging using these numbers
Services Provided
The helplines offer help, referrals to essential services, and advice on managing challenges following the hurricane. They operate Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m., providing a safe space for parents to share concerns, seek guidance, and access resources for both emotional and practical recovery.
"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," stated Kaysia Kerr.
Parents are encouraged to use the helplines for assistance or to share valuable information that could support others in their community.
Summary: The NPSC has strengthened its helpline services to support parents facing the challenges of recovery after Hurricane Melissa, providing crucial psychosocial and practical assistance.
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