Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government

Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government PERMANENT SECRETARY
Ms. Rholda Quamina
PERMANENT SECRETARY (Local Government)
Mr.

Javan Williams
MISSION STATEMENT
To co-ordinate and facilitate all Government related activities and programs for Carriacou and Petite Martinique through high quality services, shared responsibility, participation, increased productivity and appropriate technical support. VISION STATEMENT
To be an efficient ministry with well trained, motivated and productive staff. DIVISIONS
The Ministry of Carri

acou and Petite Martinique Affairs consists of the following Divisions, each of which is managed by a Divisional Head. They are:
ADMINISTRATION
Administration Division is that arm of the Ministry that manages its administrative functions. The head of this Division is the Permanent Secretary who is assisted by the Senior Administrative Officer. The Senior Administrative Officer provides backup to the Permanent Secretary and is responsible for all personnel affairs. Administration is made up of a number of Sub Divisions:
• Accounts/Executive Officer
• Secretariat
• Registry
• Carriacou Multi Purpose Centre
• Public Relations Officer
• Ancillary
• Security Service
• Vendors Market
• Public Toilet
The Division also provides Administrative Support for Programs and Projects for the entire Ministry. Division of Agriculture
• Provides technical and other support service to Farmers and Fishermen;
• Provides Agricultural Extension Service, Veterinary and Livestock Services;
• Provides Forestry Services, Pest Management and Plant Quarantine;
• Provides service for Land Matters, and Fisheries;
• Provides Tractor Machinery Service;
• Provide support to the Fisherman Birthday Organization for the staging of the Celebration;
• Provide support to the Farmers Association for the staging of World Food Day Celebration. Public Works Division
This Division is responsible for the Infrastructural Development of the Islands which falls in the following categories:
• The Construction of Concrete Roads and Drains;
• Resurfacing of Asphalted Roads
• Island wide cleaning of drains;
• Drainage, Graveling, Compacting of road ways and accesses as temporary measures of upgrading;
• Bush Cleaning along roadways and Public accesses to promote safety for Commuters and to mitigate the impact of Disasters;
• Supervise the Construction and upgrading of Government Buildings;
• Spearhead the protection of Government Buildings during Hurricanes;
• Identify Infrastructural project needs and make recommendation to the Permanent Secretary;
• Provide support to other Government Departments on Carriacou and Petite Martinique with Equipment Services;
• Work with the Private Sector/General Public on the Ex*****on of Projects which are likely to impact on Public Facilities, e.g. Er****on of retaining walls, crossings, culverts, etc.;
• Enhance road safety through the er****on of guard grills. Social Development
The Social Development Division of the Ministry is sub divided into:
Social Services
The Division aims to serve the Community of Carriacou and Petite Martinique placing emphasis on the vulnerable, physically challenged, elderly and children in order to provide and deliver services required to enhance the quality of life for every citizen in the Community. The Division is expected to conduct the following:
• Collect data on existing Social and Economic Conditions in Communities throughout Carriacou and Petite Martinique;
• Assist the Physically Challenged and Senior Citizens;
• Educate the General Public on aspects of family life and to foster positive relationship among young people and families. The two main objectives of the Division are:
• Looking after the welfare of the Geriatrics and Children as it relates to their specific needs and conditions;
• Provide a Social Safety net for persons living under the poverty line in Carriacou and Petite Martinique;
Services Offered within the Division of Social Services are:
• Public Assistance Program to Senior Citizens
• Burial Assistance Program
• Osprey Lines tickets for traveling to Grenada from Carriacou and Grenada to Carriacou
• Necessitous Program
• Celebration of Centurions birthday;
• Children Assistance Program to needy families
• Transportation Assistance for Secondary School Children Traveling to and from Petite Martinique;
• Assistance for Medical Treatment Overseas;
• Day Care Services to the General Public;
The Day Care Service is quite affordable to all the Beneficiaries who pay a monthly fee of $50 EC. A hot meal is provided daily for the children at the Centre. In addition they are trained academically in preparation for the Pre Primary School life. Gender and Family Affairs
The Objective of the Gender and Family Affairs Office is as follow:
• Educate, empower and enhance the job performance of Domestic Workers;
• To provide structures to educate and effectively address issues of Domestic Violence and other forms of abuse;
• To commemorate relevant international events at the National level for education and social upliftment;
• To provide opportunity for skills training to enhance job performance, create more employable citizens as well as self employment;
• To provide opportunities for men in order to assist in bridging the Gender Gap in the Society. Multipurpose Centre
The Key Functions at the Multi Purpose Centre are as follows:
• Provide help to the Public of Carriacou and Petite Martinique through use of the internet café;
• To obtain needed information in order to successfully carryout daily activities;
• Provision of a conference room for meetings and workshop;
• Photocopying, printing, scanning and most crucial, Customer Assistance with researches on the internet. Sports Division
The Division of Sports in the Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs is the Division that deals with all Sporting Activities for Carriacou and Petite Martinique. The aim of the Division is to work along with Schools, Village Groups, Sports Clubs, Parent Teachers Association and other Sporting Organizations that request the Divisions assistance from time to time. In addition to this, the Division plans its own Competitions for schools and does this with the support of the Grenada Union of Teachers Sports Committee in Carriacou. The Division also ensures that Sporting Facilities are well prepared for sporting activities. This is made possible with efficient ground staff. The Division also deals with Capital Projects pertaining to sports such as Bleachers Projects, Hard Court, Toilet and Shower, Lighting of Playing Facilities, etc. The Objectives are met due to the proper Budgetary Planning and Ex*****on by the Division annually.

Pictured: The community of Windward, Carriacou in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, July 2024.Two years later,...
01/09/2026

Pictured: The community of Windward, Carriacou in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, July 2024.

Two years later, through the commitment of the Government of Grenada, a new modern Windward Jetty has been constructed, restoring critical infrastructure and connectivity for the people of Carriacou and Pette Martinique.

We invite you to the Official Opening & Blessing Ceremony
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026
4 p.m.

From recovery to renewal. Together we build.

01/09/2026

Youth and Women in Agriculture Symposium | Opening Ceremony

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31/08/2026

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Ministry Expresses Profound Gratitude as Public-Private Alliance Upgrades Patient CareBelair, Carriacou, August 31st, 20...
31/08/2026

Ministry Expresses Profound Gratitude as Public-Private Alliance Upgrades Patient Care

Belair, Carriacou, August 31st, 2026 — The Princess Royal Hospital has received a significant boost to its patient care facilities following a generous donation of new bedside storage units by the non-governmental organization Carriacou Medical Relief.

The essential medical furniture was officially handed over today in a brief ceremony attended by key local officials, including Leanwall Perrotte, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government, alongside Ministry Advisor Dwight Logan.

Both officials emphasized the critical importance of the donation, noting that these units will play a vital role in making the ongoing healthcare recovery process more comfortable and organized for patients.

Sally Ellyat represented Carriacou Medical Relief at the handover. The organization has been a steadfast partner in local healthcare, making significant, long-term contributions to the Princess Royal Hospital over the years.

Out of the total shipment, 20 units are designated for immediate deployment within the hospital wards. Another 10 units will be kept unassembled in boxes within storage to serve as future replacements as needed. The remaining 10 units are allocated for the Top Hill Senior Citizens Home.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Deanna Isaac
Public Relations Officer,
Ministry of Carriacou & Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government
Phone: 443-6026 /457-1308
Email: [email protected]

Hurricane Beryl Survivor Calls New "Build Back Better" Home a BlessingBelair, Carriacou, August 31st, 2026 — For homeown...
31/08/2026

Hurricane Beryl Survivor Calls New "Build Back Better" Home a Blessing

Belair, Carriacou, August 31st, 2026 — For homeowner Cherrilyn George, holding the keys to her new residence is truly a blessing after a devastating year. George had moved into her previous home just three months before it was completely obliterated by the Category 5 Hurricane Beryl.

Today, she stands secure as one of the latest beneficiaries of the weekly handover programme organized by the Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government.

Community Recovery Reaches New Milestone

George received her keys alongside fellow Belair community member Rina Mills, whose family home was also totally destroyed by the storm.

The weekly handover initiative highlights the momentum of the government's Build Back Better Project. Minister for Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs, Hon. Tevin Andrews, reflected deeply on the community's journey during the presentation. Having spent the terrifying hours of the hurricane stationed at the Emergency Operations Centre, Andrews recalled the absolute devastation that initially gripped Belair.

Progress By The Numbers

The Ministry's housing recovery project has achieved significant milestones since January:

• 81 houses have been worked on.

• 33 homes have been officially handed over to families.

Minister Andrews praised the powerful partnership between the government's financial contribution and the resilience of local homeowners.

The weekly handovers continue with strong administrative backing. Permanent Secretary Leanwall Perrotte was in attendance to advise the new homeowners on the critical importance of securing property insurance. The event was also supported by Ministry Advisor Dwight Logan and the dedicated technical members of the Build Back Better Team.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Deanna Isaac
Public Relations Officer,
Ministry of Carriacou & Petite Martinique Affairs & Local Government
443-6026/457-1308

30/08/2026
Motorists, please exercise caution as you utilize that road, thanks
28/08/2026

Motorists, please exercise caution as you utilize that road, thanks

27/08/2026

🛒 VAT-Free Days Are Coming!

Get ready to save on August 28 & 29!

🔗Check out the updated list of eligible businesses participating in the VAT-Free Days: https://www.finance.gd/docs/2026/VAT_Free_ListingUPD1.pdf

26/08/2026

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