French Minister of State for Development Chrysoula Zacharopoulou contributes €200,000 to provide healthy meals for school children in the Philippines, addressing a crucial issue of nutrition and education.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides vital relief to fishing communities devastated by Typhoon Egay, distributing more than 1,000 family food packs to those in need.
The budget department submits PHP5.768-trillion 2024 budget for approval, focusing on infrastructure, education, health, and climate change initiatives.
Antique provincial board seeks National Electrification Administration’s help to energize a hamlet hosting a high-value crop demonstration farm, while indigenous people youth preserve traditions.
Government employees receive extra pay for night shifts, recognizing their dedication to public service and contribution to our country’s reactivation.
The Office of the Vice President secures Php120 million supplemental funding from Pagcor to expand medical and burial assistance programs for indigent Filipinos.
The Department of Labor and Employment allocates PHP200 million to support Northern Luzon workers affected by Typhoon Egay, providing job assistance and temporary emergency employment. ️️
The Department of Education partners with organizations to showcase tech for visually impaired learners, fostering inclusivity and support on White Cane Safety Day.
The Commission on Higher Education emphasizes global rankings’ role in enhancing Philippine higher education institutions fostering improvement for progress and recognition.
Representative Camille Villar calls for government action to intensify early detection programs and easier access to preventive screening against breast cancer.
The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development endorsed Palawan’s Tabon Cave Complex and Lipuun Point as a world heritage site for its archeological significance.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Caraga Region offers Psychological First Aid to families affected by the Hinatuan clash, relief items are distributed during the intervention.
The Department of Labor and Employment’s program aids 3,805 marginalized Negros Occidental residents with more than Php17 million in wages for community work.
Mayor Duterte ushers in the digitalization era giving access to government services conveniently and embracing technology for a more efficient and transparent Davao City.
The Manila Economic and Cultural Office removes the services appointment system, providing easier access for Filipino nationals, Taiwanese employers, investors, and tourists.