One love. One bus. One mission.

Healthcare is a basic human right. But for too many Jamaicans across the island, getting to a doctor means hours of travel, missed work, and barriers that shouldn't exist.

Led by Miramar Commissioner Maxwell B. Chambers in partnership with Not Forgotten Corporation (a 501c3 nonprofit), we're launching a fully-equipped mobile medical bus that will travel directly to underserved communities across Jamaica—delivering doctors, nurses, and essential healthcare services right where people live.

Why This Matters

The Healthcare Access Crisis: Across Jamaica, families face long distances to reach medical care. Transportation costs, missed workdays, and lack of infrastructure create impossible barriers. Chronic conditions go untreated. Preventable diseases become life-threatening. Healthcare access shouldn't depend on where you live.

Hurricane Melissa's Impact: The storm revealed and worsened existing healthcare gaps. Roads were damaged. Clinics were destroyed in the hardest-hit areas. While the vision for this mobile clinic existed before the hurricane, Melissa made one thing impossible to ignore: Jamaica needs a long-term, mobile healthcare solution.

This Is a Community Clinic: This isn't just about delivering care—it's about building something together. This mobile clinic is a resource for:

The Jamaican diaspora who want to give back
Medical professionals (doctors, nurses) who can volunteer their expertise
NGOs and health organizations looking to partner on specialized services
Anyone who believes healthcare should be accessible to everyone

What The Mobile Clinic Will Provide

Primary care services and screenings
Preventative services
Chronic disease management (diabetes, hypertension)
Maternal and pediatric care
Vaccinations and immunizations
Prescription medications
Health education
Regular visits to communities across the island

The Campaign: $10, 30,000 People, 30 Days

Here's how we turn this vision into reality:

Donate $10 from now until May 30th.

Help us reach 30,000 people in 30 days.

Tell 3 friends. After you donate, share this campaign with three people. Post on social media with @jamobileclinic and hashtags #103030Challenge, #10ForJamaica, #OneLoveOneBus.

What We're Building

Your $10 contribution helps fund:

Mobile medical bus with full interior medical build-out
Essential medical equipment and clinical systems
Prescription medication supply
Infrastructure to support deployment across Jamaica
Operational capacity to serve multiple communities on a rotating schedule

About Commissioner Chambers

Commissioner Maxwell B. Chambers is an elected official serving the City of Miramar, Florida, where he has championed community health and international humanitarian initiatives. With deep family roots in Jamaica, Commissioner Chambers has witnessed firsthand the healthcare access challenges facing rural and underserved Jamaican communities. His commitment to this cause reflects both his Jamaican heritage and his dedication to expanding healthcare equity beyond borders.

About Not Forgotten Corp

Not Forgotten Corp is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID: 87-3655134) with six years of experience serving underserved communities. Founded on the belief that no one should be overlooked or left behind, they serve as fiscal sponsor for Care on Wheels: Jamaica campaign, providing financial oversight and accountability. All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Jamaica Mobile Clinic

Expanding Healthcare Access in Jamaican Communities