Dr Holness assures families who cannot be accommodated at Haven housing development that their needs will be addressed  

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Haitians arrested during raid in Manchester charged with illegal entry

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Additional $2.1B earmarked for repairs to 266 schools damaged by Hurricane Beryl

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Culture Minister Olivia Grange calls for national unity on matters relating to Jamaica’s heritage

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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National Rapporteur highlights need for legislation on sports related human trafficking

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Opposition Leader calls on government to address food insecurity concerns

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Irie F M founder Karl Young and King of Reggae Bob Marley listed among inductees for Wall of Fame

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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Ombudsman, JLP & PNP general secretaries call on party supporters to be tolerant and civil during election campaign

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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5000 registered farmers expected to benefit from use of Coleyville cold storage facility in Manchester when it becomes operational at the end of renovation works

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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JCSA assures that it continues to lobby for changes to arrangements, especially for remote and flexi work for public sector workers

Some families who cannot be accommodated at the Haven housing development in Central Kingston are being assured that the government will soon address their needs as well.

This as the old tenement yard has over 80 persons, or over 20 households, but the new development will only be able to hold about 18 families.

Speaking today at the ground breaking ceremony, Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness noted that sometimes, challenges with the number of people needing housing arise after assessments are done. 

Dr. Holness added that the new development will also have a small commercial space.

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