Responding to Disaster,
​Promoting Community

Bahamas Methodist Habitat is a non profit outreach ministry of the Bahamas Conference of the Methodist Church dedicated to disaster relief and home repair in The Bahamas.

Founded in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew in 1992, BMH has since served as a catalyst for disaster relief throughout the family islands of The Bahamas and even as far as Haiti and Turks & Caicos.

BMH organizes and facilitates short term missions for about 500 volunteers per year. These volunteers serve on projects that address substandard housing as part of the preparedness efforts of the disaster cycle and promotes community resiliency.   

The stronger a home and community are before a hurricane, the less risk for loss of life and possessions and the faster they and the community recover.  According to studies shared by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy and Pew Trusts, every $1 spent on disaster mitigation saves $6 spend on disaster relief & recovery. 

Why are volunteers needed?
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Our Mission

Bahamas Methodist Habitat is called to share and receive Christ's love by connecting the resources and needs of the global community.

Our Vision

We aim to respond to disaster in The Bahamas and the Caribbean as servants to our brothers and sisters in need.

We seek to facilitate short term international mission trips that inspire hearts for a life of service.

​We strive to promote community through home repair ministry and active engagement with our neighbors  (disaster mitigation.)

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