THE Pacific Community Network (PCN) is looking to assist low-income earners who are finding it difficult to find homes.
This was stated by PCN’S national director Semiti Qalowasa who said there were 34 new homes to be given to new residents in the next two weeks.
He said there were certain requirements needed from those residents that would be looked into.
Mr Qalowasa said each flat amounted to $120,000 but each resident would only be expected to pay back $60,000 within 12 years.
He added PCN was looking forward to developing more homes in the future.
