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    Human Services Ministry to help Sophia fire victims

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    April 16, 2021
    Human Services Ministry to help Sophia fire victims
    Vanci Hodge died following the fire (Photo: News Room/April 14, 2021)
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    The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security (MoHSSS) will be offering varied assistance to five families that were displaced by a fire that ravaged several buildings in Sophia on April 14, 2021.

    Regrettably, 74-year-old Vanci Hodge lost her life. Subject minister, Dr Vindhya Persaud extended her condolences to Ms Hodge’s family for their loss. She also revealed that the ministry has already reached out to the husband, Leon James, with a commitment to contribute to the funeral expenses and assist with the repairs to his scorched home.

    The ministry will also be providing accommodations to two families, including rent, as they seek to rebuild their lives. Meanwhile, the special needs of the seven children affected will also be provided by the ministry.

    According to Minister Persaud, losing one’s home to fire is a devastating and traumatic ordeal, adding that during this period the victims need emotional and financial support.

    “So I am encouraging members of the public to lend support any way they can.” (Press release from MoHSSS)

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