The Min­istry of So­cial De­vel­op­ment and Fam­i­ly Ser­vices says it re­mains com­mit­ted to pro­vid­ing all and any form of sup­port re­quired to rel­a­tives of the San­gre Grande fam­i­ly who died in a fire Thurs­day morn­ing.

48-year-old Natasha Nan­coo and sons Adesh Joseph, 10, and En­rique Reyes, 19, per­ished in an ear­ly morn­ing fire at their Cooblal Trace, To­co Main Road home.

Rep­re­sen­ta­tives who vis­it­ed the rel­a­tives of the moth­er yes­ter­day learned that the house was a rental prop­er­ty and the fam­i­ly on­ly moved in a few months ago.

Of­fi­cers at­tached to both the Na­tion­al Fam­i­ly Ser­vices and the Na­tion­al So­cial De­vel­op­ment Pro­gramme reached out and of­fered con­do­lences to the moth­er and rel­a­tives of Nan­coo, as

well as coun­selling and psy­choso­cial sup­port.

Both chil­dren were spe­cial needs and were re­ceiv­ing the dis­abil­i­ty as­sis­tance grant for mi­nors (DAGM).