The Solidarity and Families pole of the community of Saint-Martin, located rue Paul Mingau in Concordia (Pôle Emploi building) organizes help lines to help uninsured people and victims of Hurricane Irma to make a declaration of their property loss and furniture.
People who have been affected and who wish to join the tent village set up opposite the Grand Case airport will also be able to register.
The Solidarity and Families pole is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 13 p.m. to receive your requests.
Several reception and information points will be set up directly in the districts:
- Maison de Solidarité et Familles d'Orléans: For people residing in Quartier d'Orléans, Oyster-Pond - Orient Bay.
- Elie Gibbes Primary School in Grand Case: for people residing in Grand Case - Mont Vernon - Cul de Sac - Anse Marcel - Morne Oreilly - La Savane.
- Neighborhood Council room n ° 5 (Marigot Low-Town): for people residing in St James - Low-Town - Bellevue - Concordia.
- Neighborhood council room n ° 6 (Sandy Ground): for people residing in Sandy Ground - Terres-Basses - Nettle Bay.
These hotlines will be open Friday, September 22, Monday, September 25, 2017, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Do not hesitate to come and inquire.
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