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Joined March 2019
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The Hon. Curtis L. Dickinson, JP MP retweeted
HOME has been working since 2021 to address homelessness, and we need your continued support. Join us in making a difference. Together, let's build a brighter future ✨
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The Hon. Curtis L. Dickinson, JP MP retweeted
🌟📊 The Homes FY23 Annual Report is out now! Dive into a year of incredible impact, key insights, and our journey along the 5 strategic pillars. 🏠💚 We're proud of our progress but know there's more to do. Join us in the mission ahead.
Read the full report: home.bm/wp-content/uploads/2…
#AnnualReport #EndHomelessness #HomesFY23
The Hon. Curtis L. Dickinson, JP MP retweeted
🏠 💚 At 650, the number of Bermuda’s homeless individuals signals an urgent need for action. Homelessness isn’t just lack of shelter—it's a health crisis and societal expense.
The Hon. Curtis L. Dickinson, JP MP retweeted
Bermuda’s regulatory excellence and human capital drives innovation across risk bearing sectors.
I'd like to thank the Executive, Delegates, Members, Parliamentary and Senate Colleagues for the support demonstrated after last night's debate.
Since this campaign started, I've committed to running a clean campaign and have condemned all efforts to divide our Party.
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I believe in leadership that is honest, inclusive, humble, and focused on "we" rather than "I." Leadership that does not make excuses and does not try to duck responsibility.
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It has come to my attention that Party members are being contacted from overseas numbers claiming to be supporters of MPs Ming and Dickinson.
The PLP internal elections are just that: internal. And as such I call for all leaks to the media and all personal attacks to cease immediately.
The Premier and his wife Kristen have our deepest respect and Lisa and I find the attacks on them to be despicable.
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No matter who's policies you support, these attacks are not in the spirit of the Bermuda Progressive Labour Party and our membership. We will have our debate over issues and the way forward, but I join in the call for dignity and honour in our discourse.
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