The Prime Minister said that Grenadians everywhere must unite to provide hope to the country. The audience was updated on the state of various sectors of the economy – Agriculture, Tourism, Health, Communications, Revenue Collection, Social Welfare, among others. The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago was given a special mention and in particular Prime Minister Patrick Manning, for the concern he showed and the tangible support demonstrated, during and after the Hurricane. Prime Minister Mitchell also praised the National Disaster Management Agency, the Security Forces and the emergency services for the structures they put in place prior to and after the Hurricane, which minimized the extent of injuries and death.  The psychological effect the two Hurricanes have had on the population was of particular concern to the Prime Minister. He said that counselors were working with the schools and in other areas to assist persons and to help them to cope with the situation and trauma of losing their homes and their possessions as well as their livelihood.   The Prime Minister also expressed concern for the farmers who had again lost their crops and informed the audience that the Government was committed to assisting the farmers in getting back on their feet.   The Prime Minister, whilst thanking them for their generosity in the past, called for the support of the Grenadian Community in New York and the International Community, as Grenadians tried, for a second time, to rebuild their country and their lives. The Prime Minister continues his visit in the United States today, in Washington, D.C.