Citizens Welfare Division Officers Honoured

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Friday, 01 June 2012 11:30

By caribarena news

Antigua St. John's -  Five officers attached to the Citizens Welfare Division in the Ministry of Health, Social Transformation, Consumer Affairs and Local Government will be recognized by the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church for their outstanding contributions to the community.

Chief Welfare Officer Cindy Price, Acting Principal Probation Officer Alethea Byers, Deputy Chief Welfare Officer Ava-Maria Thomas, Manager of Government’s Residential Assistance and Care for the  Elderly (GRACE) Programme, Brenda Bennett and Chief Welfare Aide Carlstein Quinland will be honoured today during Sabbath School’s Community Guest Relations Day at St. John’s SDA Church.
 
Pastor Wayne Knowles of South Leewards Mission said this year’s focus is on those officers who provide services to the general citizenry of all walks of life.
 
Meanwhile, Minister of Health, Social Transformation, Consumer Affairs and Local Government Willmoth Daniel and Parliamentary Secretary Senator Malaka Parker issued a joint statement congratulating the various heads of department for their exemplary work.

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“We are extremely pleased that the hard work of the officers in the Ministry of Health, Social Transformation, Consumer Affairs & local Government (is) being recognized. The tasks conducted by these officers are extremely critical and cross–cutting to the development of state, families and community,” Senator Parker said.
 
She added that the ministry looks forward to collaborate with communities, churches and other stakeholders, government and non- government organizations to enhance its work.
 
The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Social Transformation, Cecily Philip, also congratulated the five officers.
 

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