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Barbados Building Identifier (BBID) awareness workshop

June 1, 2026
in BCD News, Featured News, My Inclusion Story
Image of Television displaying position of Buildings in Barbados, markers are used to identify buildings during emergencies.
Several members of the Rehabilitating and Enabling Society for Amputees (RESA) benefitted on Saturday evening from a Barbados Building Identifier (BBID) awareness workshop tailored for persons with disabilities.
The workshop was held at the Barbados Council for the Disabled, Harambee House, The Garrison and focused on promoting the use of the BBID as a critical tool when reporting emergencies, enabling responders to quickly and accurately identify building locations.
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