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UPDATE: The Critical Incident Online Application Form, available for persons affected by flooding and disaster, who have not yet been visited by the Disaster Management Unit, can be found at: grants.social.gov.tt. The Ministry of Social Development and Family Services is advising that its Critical Incident Response System has officially been activated, following the inclement weather experienced over the past few days; resulting in many individuals and families being adversely affected due to flooding.
In a Media Release today (Tuesday 29th November 2022), the Ministry said it has partnered with its key stakeholders, particularly the Disaster Management Unit (DMU) of the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government, through the ARCGIS Survey 123 Platform of shared information, and electronic assessments; “to ensure that support is provided to affected persons in the shortest possible time.” The Ministry notes that it offers grants to persons impacted by natural disasters who are eligible for:
Additionally, the Ministry advises of its Critical Incident Online Application Form available for persons affected by flooding and disaster, who have not yet been visited by the Disaster Management Unit (DMU) of the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government. This portal may be accessed by logging on to the Ministry's website at www.social.gov.tt and completing the application for disaster relief. Officers from the Ministry are also on the field, and are processing applications, in an effort to restore persons impacted, as quickly as possible. Persons are kindly urged to contact their respective Disaster Management Units (DMUs) at the Regional Corporations and Officers attached to the Ministry of Social Development and Family Services. The Ministry notes that Social Workers attached to the National Family Services Division are also on the field, “to provide psychosocial support to families who may be feeling stressed and anxious at this time.” The Ministry's toll free Suicide Prevention Hotline is also available via 800-COPE (800-2673), should persons require urgent counselling support over the phone. For further information and assistance, also contact the Ministry's toll free call centre at 800-IMSD (800-1673), visit any of their social welfare district offices in your area, or send a message via any of their social media platforms. The Ministry said it remains resolute “to its mandate of helping, empowering, and transforming the lives of all persons, particularly those who distressed and displaced at this time.” We are a small operation. If you've found our articles to be informative, please consider supporting us via PayPal or buying us a coffee. Your contribution is incredibly appreciated and goes a long way. Simply sharing our articles also helps us. Sign up for our free WhatsApp Alerts to be notified as soon as we post breaking news. NEW! Check out our Merchandise Store for high-quality t-shirts, hats and more!
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