Dr Persaud addresses community concerns in Riverview and Yarrowdam

During her address, Minister Persaud reiterated the government’s unwavering commitment to serving the people and outlined the initiatives slated for inclusion in the 2024 Budget. The emphasis was placed on empowering individuals through access to education, skills training, and support services, thereby fostering inclusive growth and development.

Following the successful engagement in Riverview, the team proceeded to Yarrowdam, where they embarked on a house-to-house visitation campaign. This approach allowed the team to assess the unique needs and aspirations of Yarrowdam residents firsthand, ensuring a targeted and personalized approach to addressing community challenges.

The house-to-house visits facilitated meaningful interactions with residents, enabling the team to gain valuable insights into the specific issues facing the community. By engaging directly with residents in their homes, the Ministry aims to foster a sense of inclusivity and ensure that no voice goes unheard in the development process.

Minister Persaud expressed her gratitude to the residents of Riverview and Yarrowdam for their active participation and reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to working tirelessly to address their needs and concerns. She encouraged residents to continue engaging with the Ministry and to take advantage of the various support programs and services available to them.

One resident, Amanda Walters, expressed satisfaction with the Minister bringing the services to the community, noting that it was a much-needed intervention.

Pensioners also highlighted appreciation in the several new ways in which pensioners can collect their pension while praising Minister Persaud for her work in providing free assistive aids to persons living with disabilities.