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Celebrating 40 years of faithful service from 1970 - 2010

To qualify for sickness benefits an insured person should have contributed at least six months since registering in the programme

A maternity grant is a lump sum of $600.00 paid to a qualifying contributor

An insured person who is unable to work as a result of a specific disease qualifies for an invalidity pension

Employment Injury: Any form of injury or prescribed disease which occurs during the course of employment which hinders a person from performing duties

A Funeral Grant would be paid to a person who has met the funeral expenses of a deceased insured person

A Funeral Grant would be paid to a person who has met the funeral expenses of a deceased insured person

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Celebrating 40 years of Social Security in St Lucia 1970 - 2010

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