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On September 6th and 13th, 2017, hurricanes Irma and Maria crash down on the British Virgin Islands and caused severe devastation. Hurricanes Irma and Maria not only caused significant structural damages but also physical damages, like displacements, power outages and disruption in the water supply. Most families were immediately separated and many social relationships were […]

HEADS OF SOCIAL SECURITY MET IN BARBADOS Social Security delegates from the Caribbean, the USA, Costa Rica and Mexico met in Barbados June 6 – 9, 2017 for dual meetings of the 28th CARICOM Heads of Social Security and the Commission on Organization and Administrative Systems (CAOSA).    The Commission on Organization and Administrative Systems

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SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD COMMEMORATES 36 YEARS OF SERVICE Thirty-six years and counting! It was July 2, 1980 when the Virgin Islands Social Security Board opened its doors to the residents of the Virgin Islands. The purpose was to provide sickness, maternity, invalidity, age, funeral and survivor’s benefits. In 1991 Employment Injury was implemented and Self-Employed