ABLP Announces Formal Outreach Program for Marginalized Youths
Prime Minister Gaston Browne give the peace sign
The senior members of Antigua and Barbuda Labour are considering launching an outreach program to support the country’s youth.
As part of this initiative, the party is exploring the idea of establishing a PayPal account that would allow interested donors to contribute funds towards the development and empowerment of young people.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne intends to convene with his party colleagues to devise a comprehensive plan for this endeavor.
He said the aim is to target pockets of poverty and provide assistance to those in need.
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