By Delicia Janniere
In a significant milestone for housing development, the government has reached its 100th milestone in delivering core homes, with the latest beneficiaries being four residents from the Sophia community.
Belinda Ali, Claud Cyrus, Charles Henry, and Pauline Nedd were among the recipients of the Core Home Support initiative.
This initiative, launched in 2018 in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), requires beneficiaries to contribute $100,000 towards the construction costs of their homes.
Expressing their gratitude, the beneficiaries shared their feelings about receiving the keys to their new homes.
Pauline Nedd expressed satisfaction, stating that her stress had reduced, and she felt thankful.
Claud Cyrus conveyed his relaxation and happiness, appreciating the government’s efforts to assist him and other elderly individuals.
Belinda Ali expressed her gratitude and thanked the government for fulfilling its promise.
Minister of Housing Collin Croal, along with various engineers and contractors involved in the project, provided updates on the progress of the initiative.
Minister Croal assured other beneficiaries that their houses would be completed by the end of May, emphasizing the government’s commitment to housing development.
Furthermore, Minister Croal reminded beneficiaries of their obligation to occupy the homes within the stipulated timeframe.
The Core Homes Initiative aims to construct a total of 300 core homes, providing affordable housing solutions to citizens in need.
The Core Home Support initiative stands as a testament to the government’s dedication to addressing housing challenges and improving the living conditions of its citizens.
As the government continues its efforts, it remains committed to providing more housing opportunities and enhancing the quality of life for all Guyanese.