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SSSD launches disaster fighters’ program.

September 6, 2022

SSSD launches disaster fighters’ program.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  The Student Support Services Division (SSSD) of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport will be launching the “Disaster Fighters” program with a twist. Disaster Fighters is a campaign for hurricane preparedness and prevention in the Caribbean region that was developed by the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA), with the support of the World Bank.
This program will act as an extension of the Student Support Services Division’s newly developed and piloted “Safety Ambassadors Program”, which is geared towards Elementary school-aged children. Unparalleled, the Disaster Fighters Program St. Maarten program is geared towards youth between the ages ...


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