Also addressing the significance of the project, Dr the Honourable Natalio D. Wheatley (R7), Premier and Minister of Finance, emphasised the broader social impact of the development.
“This building represents more than just a structure; it is an expression of compassion,” the Premier said. “It reflects how we choose to treat those who may be experiencing hardship and vulnerability.”
He added that the location of the facility in the Long Look community carries particular meaning as it is a historic community with a proud and resilient spirit.
"Long Look has always blazed the trail, and having the first facility of its kind here means a great deal. It also matters that people from the community are helping to build it, because we want them to take ownership, help maintain it, and ensure it remains a place of dignity and care."
Dion K. Crabbe leading project
The project is being led by Mr Dion K. Crabbe, Managing Director of Island Concrete Limited, and is located in the heart of the Long Look community. Once completed, the Long Look Social Home Complex will provide structured accommodation and comprehensive support services for chronically homeless individuals and persons facing severe social and economic hardship.
The facility will complement the existing Safe Haven Transitional Centre by providing a critical next step toward rehabilitation, reintegration, and independent living, further strengthening the Territory’s broader social protection framework.
Minister for Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, Honourable Sharie B. de Castro (AL), Minister for Communications and Works Honourable Kye M. Rymer (R5), Honourable Stacy R. Mather (AL), and Honourable Karl Dawson (R1) were also present during the visit.




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