No Limit Construction will continue to rebuild VI- Company Rep
No Limit Construction was contracted to restore the community centre following destruction caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.
No Limit Constrution pledges support to rebuilding cause
Representative from No Limit Construction, Malaki A. Smith said the community centre was the first project he worked on since returning home.
“It is my pleasure to deliver this centre to the people and the community of Cane Garden Bay. We will continue to contribute to the rebuilding of our Territory from the impacts of Irma and Maria,” he added.
Meanwhile, Programme Director, Community Social Services in the Social Development Department Angelle Smith said the department hopes the immediate and wider community will cherish and make good use of the centre.
“We will be able to host programmes that will enrich our community from all ages, from our children to our elderly,” she said.
Six community centres restored and handed over
To date, six community centres have been restored and officially handed over since 2021. Other community centres restored are the West End Community Centre, Valerie O. Thomas Community Centre in Sea Cows Bay, the Emile Dunlop Community Centre on Anegada, the Gertrude and Christiana Warner Community Centre in Purcell Estate, and the East End/Long Look Community Centre.
Other officials in attendance at Tuesday’s ceremony were Minister for Health and Social Development Hon. Vincent O. Wheatley, Permanent Secretary Ms Tasha K. Bertie, and Hon Melvin M. Turnbull (R2).
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