As of September 1, 2023, the Human Services Division of the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment, will commence operations from its new location at Trinity Church Road, Castries.
The relocation comes in the wake of a policy decision that will create greater synergies between the Welfare Division, also housed on Trinity Church Road, and that of Human Services so as to offer a more seamless service to the citizenry.
Additionally, in light of cost curtailing and maximizing resources, the Ministry of Equity anticipates key areas of savings which will assist in other vital areas of need.
The transition will happen from August 28 to August 31, 2023.
During that phase, members of the public may experience minor inconveniences, and the Ministry of Equity takes this opportunity to apologize for the brief interruption in its service delivery.
The Public is being reassured that the Ministry of Equity continues to do all in its power to ensure its services return to normalcy at the earliest.
As of September 1, 2023, persons requesting the services of the two units (Welfare & Human Services), are hereby informed that both outlets will now be housed within the same building, on Trinity Church Road, Castries, opposite the Anglican School.
The Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment solicits the cooperation of its clientele and the wider general public and looks forward to improved service delivery to all.
SOURCE: Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and EmpowermentÂ
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