At Sokisa Relief West Indies (SRWI), we deliver swift disaster recovery and sustainable rebuilding solutions. Our mission is to support communities through crises, empowering resilience and restoring normalcy—one step at a time.
Sokisa Relief West Indies (SRWI) is dedicated to delivering immediate and sustained disaster relief in the West Indies. Our team proactively engages with local communities to provide critical resources, strengthen disaster preparedness, and build long-term resilience through education, collaboration, and impactful relief programs.
We envision a Caribbean region where communities can effectively withstand and rapidly recover from disasters with dignity and strength.
SRWI stands ready to assist communities in the West Indies through targeted relief, strategic recovery, and long-term resilience building
Immediate disaster relief through timely distribution of essential supplies, medical assistance, and crisis management.
Strengthening local resilience through education, training, and infrastructure projects aimed at long-term recovery.
Collaborating with local and international partners to enhance effectiveness and maximize relief impact.
We respond quickly by providing essential supplies like food, clean water, medical aid, and shelter. We also help assess damage and support long-term recovery efforts in affected communities across the West Indies.
You can apply through our “Get Involved” page. We welcome volunteers with various skills — from logistics and medical aid to communications and community engagement.
SRWI focuses its work in the Caribbean/West Indies region, including smaller islands often overlooked in global relief efforts. We deploy based on need and work closely with local partners.
Yes. Sokisa Relief West Indies is a registered nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. A donation receipt is provided for every contribution.
We specialize in culturally sensitive, community-driven disaster response. Our teams are local, fast, and focused on both emergency aid and rebuilding — making recovery long-lasting, not temporary.
