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    Expectant Mothers Urged to Prioritise Mental Health in Aftermath of Hurricane Melissa – Jamaica Information Service

    Team_Jamaica 14By Team_Jamaica 14November 26, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Expectant moms are being inspired to prioritise their psychological well being throughout and after being pregnant, particularly within the wake of Hurricane Melissa.

    This urging got here from Minister of State within the Ministry of Well being and Wellness, Hon. Krystal Lee, who addressed moms on the Grange Hill Well being Centre in Westmoreland on Monday (November 24).

    She emphasised that being pregnant and the post-partum interval place moms in “a susceptible stage”, warning that unmanaged stress can negatively affect each mom and baby.

    “No matter occurs to you additionally will switch to the infant. So in case you are overly harassed and frightened, it would have an effect on the infant. Once you’re feeling stressed, speak to any individual… undergo the journey with any individual… it is necessary,” the State Minister additional underscored.

    Ms. Lee reminded the moms that the Grange Hill Well being Centre continues to function a protected area the place they will entry help and care.

    “In the event you don’t have a very good pal to speak to, at all times really feel welcome to come back to your well being centre and communicate to a psychological well being practitioner or another person right here. We’re keen to hear and work with you,” she informed them.

    Ms. Lee additionally assured the ladies that the Ministry recognises the added pressure attributable to Hurricane Melissa and stays dedicated to supporting their well-being.

    Throughout the go to, the State Minister distributed maternal and care packages, and hygiene kits, noting that the gesture was supposed to “carry some smiles” and reassure moms of the Ministry’s help throughout this difficult interval.

    Minister of State within the Ministry of Well being and Wellness, Hon. Krystal Lee (left), presents care packages to expectant mom, Terica Daley, throughout an info session for expectant and lactating moms on the Grange Hill Well being Centre in Westmoreland on Monday (November 24).

    Talking to JIS Information on the discipline clinic on the Savanna-la-Mar Public Normal Hospital, Ms. Lee defined that the intervention shaped a part of a wider maternal well being outreach initiative concentrating on pregnant and lactating moms affected by the hurricane.

    “We’re reaching out to our pregnant and lactating moms as a result of we all know that lots of them have been devastated all through this [hurricane] interval,” she stated.

    Moreover, Ms. Lee stated the Ministry is “re-educating and briefing them on greatest practices because it pertains to guaranteeing that each mom and infants are wholesome”.

    She additionally despatched a message to girls who stopped attending clinics after the hurricane, clarifying that companies stay accessible and inspiring them to return for care.

    “We simply need them to know that our staff is up and prepared. Our discipline clinics are up and prepared, our maternal well being clinics throughout are up and prepared, and able to serve them,” Ms. Lee assured.

    Neighborhood Well being Aides (CHAs) have been mobilised to assist reconnect moms with their well being centres.

    The outreach started on Friday, November 21 on the Black River Well being Centre in St. Elizabeth, and can lengthen to Trelawny, St. James, and Hanover within the coming days.

    “As we proceed, we encourage our moms that, irrespective of how stressed they’re or alone they might really feel, we’re right here to serve them,” the State Minister declared.



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