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The Saint Lucia Government has extended the application deadline for its Income Support Programme, from which over three hundred individuals have benefitted during the first disbursement.
The disbursement aimed to assist the beneficiaries to cope with the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SOURCE: Ministry of Equity, Social Justice & Empowerment
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I was told by a UWP that Chas gave more during his term in office.
Can anyone refresh my memory as to the amount Chas gave as income support from the consolidated funds during covid.
@ja I think it was well over 3 million plus. I think Chas also paid electricity and water for small businesses or something like that.
Income support went dead ? Asking for a friend