The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors released its 2025 Annual Report on Tuesday, presenting a detailed snapshot of the department’s activities, successes and legislative milestones over the past year.

The report outlines a range of programmes aimed at supporting Bermuda’s younger residents, from educational scholarships to community leadership training. It also documents the Ministry’s continued work in social services, including expanded outreach for families in need, and new initiatives for seniors, such as a mobile health unit that has visited over 30 community centres.

Legislative progress is a key focus, with the Ministry noting the passage of three new bills—one on disability rights, another on gender equality, and a third that strengthens senior welfare provisions. The Ministry also highlighted its collaboration with local NGOs and the private sector to deliver enhanced support services.

A spokesperson for the Ministry said the report reflects a year of sustained delivery and that the department remains committed to its core priorities: empowering youth, strengthening community support systems, and ensuring that seniors and people with disabilities receive the services they need.

The full report is available on the Ministry’s website and can be accessed by residents seeking more detail on the initiatives that shape everyday life across Bermuda.