Social Protection Board and HAPPI Honour Prime Minister Gaston Browne for Outstanding Commitment

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(Social Protection Board and HAPPI Honour Prime Minister Gaston Browne for Outstanding Commitment)

The Social Protection Board, in collaboration with the Home Advancement Program for the Poor and the Indigent (HAPPI), today recognized Prime Minister the Honourable Gaston Browne for his unwavering dedication and commitment to the programme.

During a special ceremony, the Prime Minister was presented with a commemorative plaque as a token of appreciation for his steadfast support and visionary leadership in advancing housing solutions for the nation’s most vulnerable citizens.

The HAPI Program, which has become a cornerstone initiative for transforming the lives of the poor and indigent, has seen tremendous success under the guidance and backing of Prime Minister Browne.

His advocacy for expanding the program has resulted in the construction of numerous homes across the country, ensuring that more families have access to safe and comfortable living conditions.

In her remarks, Ms. Marie Baltimore, Head of the Social Protection Board, praised Prime Minister Browne for his commitment to uplifting the nation’s most disadvantaged.

“Prime Minister Browne’s support of the HAPI Program is a shining example of leadership with compassion. His dedication to improving the lives of those most in need has been instrumental in the program’s success,” she stated.

Founder of HAPPI, Mr. Veldon Raguette, also extended his gratitude to the Prime Minister, highlighting the significant impact his involvement has had on the program’s reach and sustainability.

“The Prime Minister’s vision and belief in the HAPI Program have inspired us to aim higher and do more for our communities. Today’s recognition is a small gesture to honor his immense contributions,” Mr. Raguette said.

Prime Minister Browne expressed his gratitude to the Social Protection Board and the HAPPI Program team. He reaffirmed his commitment to the initiative, emphasizing the importance of building a nation where everyone has access to basic necessities, including proper housing.

“This recognition is deeply humbling, but the true reward is seeing the smiles on the faces of those whose lives have been changed by the HAPI Program. We will continue working together to expand this initiative and ensure that no one is left behind,” he said.

The event concluded with a pledge from all stakeholders to continue their collaborative efforts in scaling up the HAPI Program, with plans to reach even more families in the coming year.

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5 COMMENTS

  1. I would like to encourage the prime minister to be of his best and give more to the citizens than white empowerment, that’s a drop on the bucket, we been through 400 years a slavery need this reparations starting with our government system benefitting us, when you juxtapose the Barbuda lands given to white monopoly capital domination and a hapi program giving a shack it’s nothing, I dear say the prime minister must get happi program to build concrete homes with cistern and I dear say swimming pool, get the defense force to join force with the prisoners to build these homes, all that is done so far will only last a short while and won’t have any generational wealth in real estate been evolved to future generations.

  2. I am happy for Neddy and family…He deserves it…To PM Hon Gaston Browne, Mr. Veldon Raguette (HAPPI/SPB) Well done! God Bless all involved…

  3. MR. RAGUETTE! ‘…CAGILY IDENTIFYING/ASSOCIATING ‘ …FOUNDER OF HAPPI’

    POSITIONALLY EXPLOITABLE

    Though ‘…Positionally Exploitable, NO ONE CAN BE:

    (a) ‘…POLICE OFFICERS: and at the same time

    (b) …SOCIAL WORKERS.’
    This news item appears to be most ‘…CAGEY’ in ‘…IDENTIFYING’ and providing readers with information of an apparent ‘…ABANDONED POLICE PROFESSION.’

    When a ‘…PROFESSIONAL POLICE OFFICER,’ seemingly, influenced by the environment in:

    (a) ‘…Maintaining membership in the ‘…Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda:

    (b) …Having been elevated to the ‘…Subordinate Rank of ‘…SENIOR SERGEANT:

    (c) …Jostling with ‘…ACTIVELY SERVING MEMBERS’ for upward mobility:

    (d) …Being availed of ‘…PUBLIC RESOURCES’ to being ‘…FOUNDINGLY-HAPPI: and

    (e) …Through a ‘…FOUNDED INITIATIVE,’ called ‘…HAPPI.’

    ENVIRONMENTAL UNHAPPINESS

    Seemingly, in making ‘…ENVIRONMENTALLY IDENTIFIED INDIGENT’ persons ‘HAPPY,’ know that such could bring upon some persons ‘…ENVIRONMENTAL UNHAPPINESS.’

    *****

  4. Ok he still in the Force thanks for clearing that up Pompey I keep wondering if he is still in the Force or not I also thought he was an Insp or ASP….I am pretty sure he prefers what he is doing more of now than Policing….

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