Representatives from government agencies, community groups, law enforcement bodies, and social service organisations have come together to strengthen efforts aimed at addressing the challenges associated with street dwellers in Lautoka City.
The meeting focused on developing a coordinated approach to support vulnerable individuals while ensuring the city remains safe, clean, and welcoming for residents and visitors.
Stakeholders discussed a range of measures, including intervention programmes, welfare assistance, rehabilitation opportunities, and long-term strategies designed to help individuals living on the streets transition to more stable circumstances.
Participants also highlighted the importance of collaboration among key agencies and organisations to deliver sustainable solutions that promote public safety, community well-being, and social inclusion.
The discussions form part of ongoing efforts to address the complex social issues linked to street dwelling through partnership, support services, and targeted interventions.
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