Modular hospitals, schools, offices, police stations and homes that can be deployed rapidly across Jamaica in months, not years.

Hurricane Melissa didn’t just damage property and take lives — she tore apart and decimated entire communities. Families are displaced. Homes, churches, clinics, and schools have been wiped out. Roads are cut off. Power and water systems are crippled. Thousands of Jamaicans are now living day-to-day without the safety, structure, or stability they once had.

Melissa has exposed how vulnerable many of Jamaica’s critical buildings and neighborhoods are — especially for families living in flood-prone, coastal, or substandard housing. Rebuilding cannot simply mean “putting back what was there before.” We have one chance to rebuild stronger, smarter, and more resilient for the next storm.

Beachhead’s REBUILD phase focuses on modular and KD (knock-down) construction systems that allow Jamaica to restore essential infrastructure and housing much faster than traditional building methods.

Through a network of international manufacturers and on-island partners, we help design, source, ship, and assemble factory-built structures for the sectors hit hardest by Melissa: health, public safety, education, administration, and housing. These solutions are engineered abroad, delivered as kits, and assembled in Jamaica with local trades — combining speed with local employment and knowledge.

REBUILD capabilities:

• Healthcare facilities — modular hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, and specialty units that expand capacity quickly where Melissa has damaged or destroyed existing buildings.
• Government and public safety buildings — offices, emergency operations centers (EOCs), parish administration buildings, police stations, and emergency services facilities.
• Education and community infrastructure — primary and secondary schools, training centers, skills hubs, and community halls that allow education and community programs to restart faster.
• Housing solutions for displaced families — modular and KD homes, townhouses, and multi-family units suitable for both urban and rural parishes, designed for local climate conditions.
• Logistics, depots, and industrial spaces — storage depots, workshops, and logistics hubs that support both the reconstruction effort and long-term economic activity.
• End-to-end implementation support — assistance with planning, sourcing, shipping, customs, on-island logistics, site preparation, and supervised installation alongside Jamaican contractors.

If you are planning or funding reconstruction of housing or critical facilities after Hurricane Melissa — whether as a ministry, agency, parish council, investor, or donor — Beachhead can help you design a phased program that gets real buildings delivered and occupied in weeks and months, not years.

Contact us to explore a broad array of modular and KD (knock down) rapid-deployment building options for your REBUILD program after Melissa.