NASSAU| The Ministry of Social Services officially commissioned the Department of Social Services’ newly renovated Horseshoe Drive Outreach Centre on Friday.
Prime Minister Philip Davis said the commissioning reflects the kind of community-centred Bahamas his administration is continuing to build.
The facility will bring several key services under one roof, including the Department of Social Services, the Department of Gender and Family Affairs, the Temporary Shelter Unit and the Protection Against Violence Commission.
More than 4,000 people depend on services delivered through the Horseshoe Drive Outreach Centre.
Its reopening brings multiple agencies under one roof – making assistance easier to access and services more connected.
This is what a modern public service should look like.
