The Caribbean Diaspora Impact Alliance (CDIA) is a Jamaican/Canadian-led cross-border partnership dedicated to strengthening the wellbeing, economic mobility, and long-term stability of Jamaican workers and diaspora families.
CDIA begins with Jamaica as the Caribbean pilot and Canada as the first diaspora implementation site, with planned expansion into the United States and United Kingdom over the next 4–7 years. This phased approach ensures responsible scaling, strong partnerships, and measurable impact.
The Alliance unites four trusted organizations with deep cultural competence and community credibility:
Together, we form a scalable, professionally structured impact ecosystem capable of delivering culturally grounded support across multiple migration corridors.
Our Work Focuses On:
In Jamaica
- Family stability
- Women’s financial empowerment
- Predeparture readiness
- Reintegration and enterprise activation
In the Diaspora (Canada → USA → UK)
- Worker wellbeing and emotional resilience
- Community engagement
- Skills mapping and enterprise pathways
- Diaspora network strengthening
CDIA is a unified, culturally competent ecosystem designed to strengthen the Jamaica–Canada corridor and beyond.
To strengthen the lives, families, and futures of Caribbean seasonal workers and diaspora
communities through culturally grounded, professionally structured, cross-border support.
A future where migrant workers, diaspora communities and their families thrive — emotionally,
financially, and socially — supported by strong crossborder systems and empowered by
opportunity.
Our 2026–2033 Roadmap
2026 – 2028
Phase 1: Jamaica + Canada
- Begin implementation of the eight (8) programmes
- Strengthening crossborder systems
- Building the national diaspora support network
2029 – 2033
Phase 2 – 3 and beyond: USA + UK Expansion
- Scaling the model to additional diaspora hubs
- Strengthening global Caribbean migration pathways