Overview

Dr. Gabrielle henry, Miss Jamaica 2025, is an ⁢ophthalmologist and philanthropist recognized for her ‍dedication too both pageantry and supporting the visually impaired community in Jamaica. She recently sustained serious​ injuries in a fall during the Miss Universe competition in‍ Bangkok, Thailand, on November 19, 2025, requiring ongoing medical care. Beyond her achievements in beauty pageantry, Dr. Henry is the‌ founder of the See Me Foundation, a charity dedicated ‍to improving the lives of visually impaired individuals in Jamaica.

The miss Universe Incident

on November 19, 2025, Dr. Henry experienced a fall during the ⁣Miss Universe competition​ held in Bangkok,⁤ Thailand. The Miss ⁤Universe‌ Organization released ⁣a statement detailing the severity of her injuries, ​which included an intracranial hemorrhage with loss of consciousness, a fracture, facial lacerations, and other critically⁣ important injuries NBC News. She was promptly admitted to intensive ⁣care at a Bangkok hospital, where she ⁣remained in critical condition and continues to require 24-hour specialist supervision as of December 10, 2025.

the Miss Universe Organization has ​confirmed ‌plans for dr. Henry’s return to Jamaica for continued⁣ care and recovery. Further details regarding her long-term prognosis are pending.

The See Me Foundation

Prior ​to her participation in Miss Universe, Dr. ‌Henry dedicated⁢ her time ​to her work as an ophthalmologist and her philanthropic efforts through the‌ see Me Foundation. The foundation focuses on providing support and resources to visually impaired⁤ individuals in ⁤Jamaica,addressing a significant need ⁤within the country.

According to the⁣ World Health organization, an estimated 2.2 billion people globally ‌have a vision impairment or blindness, with the majority living in developing countries. Jamaica, like many ⁣Caribbean nations, faces challenges in providing adequate eye care⁢ services⁤ and assistive‌ technologies.

The See Me Foundation’s initiatives include:

• Providing⁣ access to affordable eye care services.
• Distributing assistive devices such as ⁢glasses and white ⁣canes.
• Offering educational programs‌ and ⁤vocational training.
• Raising awareness about vision⁤ impairment and promoting early detection.

While specific financial details of the ⁤foundation ‌are not readily available publicly, its impact is evident through testimonials from beneficiaries and partnerships with local healthcare providers. The foundation relies on donations and⁢ volunteer ⁣support to continue its vital work.

Dr. Henry’s Background and Career

Dr. Gabrielle Henry is a qualified ophthalmologist, having completed her medical training and specialization in eye care.‍ Details ​regarding her specific medical qualifications and affiliations are currently limited, but her profession underscores‍ her commitment to improving the health and well-being of others. Her decision to compete in Miss Universe, ⁣while pursuing a demanding medical career,⁤ highlights her multifaceted personality and dedication to representing Jamaica on an international stage.

Her involvement​ in the ⁣Miss Jamaica competition and subsequent participation in Miss Universe provided a platform to raise awareness about the See me Foundation and the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in Jamaica. She used her ⁢visibility to advocate for increased⁣ funding and support for eye care initiatives.