Tudor: Solidarity Allowance still being paid

More than 206 000 Barbadians have now benefited from the Government’s $300 Solidarity Allowance, with total payouts reaching $61.8 million, according to the latest update from the National Insurance and Social Security Service (NISSS). Since the initiative’s launch on May 14, thousands of individuals have registered at post offices and resource centres across the island. […] The post Tudor: Solidarity Allowance still being paid appeared first on nationnews.com.

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