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The Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness has been receiving an increase in complaints about homeless people causing issues in the city, particularly Independence Square, Heroes Square, Jubilee Gardens, Golden Square and other public spaces.
President, Kemar Saffrey, says this is why the Alliance brought together key stakeholders to discuss the matter, which is quickly becoming a major concern.
He held a national consultation on homelessness in Bridgetown and surrounding communities, at the Radisson Aquatica.
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