Roots
Resilience
Climate-Resilient Infrastructure for Jamaican Communities
We design and deploy storm-resistant housing and community-led food systems that protect lives, preserve culture, and ensure long-term self-sufficiency.
A Complete Resilience System
Children of the Sun integrates housing, food production, and community governance into a unified system designed to withstand climate shocks and sustain long-term stability.
THE PROBLEM
Across Jamaica, increasing storm intensity, housing instability, and fragile food systems place communities at continuous risk. Recovery is often temporary. Vulnerability repeats.
THE SOLUTION
Storm-adaptive microhomes designed for rapid deployment and long-term durability.
DRHI — Housing
Distributed agricultural nodes providing consistent nourishment and disaster resilience.
RFSI — Food Systems
Elder-led systems ensuring cultural continuity, accountability, and long-term stewardship.
Community Governance
Dr. Knife teaches at UWI Mona campus providing insight, leadership, and support to entrepreneurial studies at the college. His work is key to the backbone of the Children of the Sun Initiatives.
We give thanks for Dr. Knife’s support on our projects.
HOW IT WORKS
Community identified
Land + leadership aligned
Microhomes deployed
Agricultural nodes activated
Resilience system sustained
IMPACT
Microhome cost: ~$2,500–$5,700
1-acre node supports multiple families
Distributed systems reduce total failure risk