PM Terrance Drew attends Social Security Board thanksgiving service
PM Terrance Drew attends Social Security Board thanksgiving service

Last Updated on February 6, 2023, 2:11 AM AST by Anthony Morris

The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew, also responsible for the social security ministry, attended the Social Security 45th Anniversary Church Service. In the capacity of the Minister of National Security and Social Security, Prime Minister Dr Drew is highly invested in ensuring that the federation and its people remain safe and secure.

The social security board hosted the church service at the Zion Moravian Church on Sunday, February 5, 2023. Prime Minister Drew shared some glimpses of the service on his social media. At the same time, he noted that it was a pleasure working with the various members of the board and staff giving thanks for the 45 years of service.

The Ministry of Social Security of St Kitts and Nevis observed the festivities celebrating the 45th anniversary of the social security board under the theme, Transform Reform Thrive: Social Security 45

During the thanksgiving service, Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew delivered brief remarks commemorating the anniversary. In his speech, he indulged the members of the social security board and thanked them for 45 years of service. Notably, the social security board came into existence in the year 1978. At the time, the members of the social security board also established the social security fund.

Historically, the social security board has demonstrated their commitment to nation-building through various initiatives. The social security board makes annual donations to health and national security, education, and capital investment in local development projects. They also support youth programs and NGOs. According to Dr Terrance Drew All add value to the core function of social security.

Meanwhile, the present administration functioning in the government has also reiterated its commitment to ensuring the social security of the people. This commitment comes at a very opportune time in the aftermath of the development of the PAP programme. In a recent press interaction, Dr Terrance Drew touched on the subject and assured the media and, through them, the people that the government is taking steps to address these issues

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