800+ families in CALABARZON graduate from Pantawid Pamilya

DSWD celebrates success of families in Pugay Tagumpay ceremonies A total of 896 family-beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program in the CALABARZON region graduated as program-beneficiaries last December 3 in simultaneous Pugay Tagumpay ceremonies conducted in 26 locations in the region. The said family-beneficiaries are those who were assessed to have an improved level continue reading : 800+ families in CALABARZON graduate from Pantawid Pamilya

PAGBABALIK-LOOB NG ISANG INA

After almost 20 years, Genelyn Dischoso, 53, can finally be with her family. A resident of Catanauan town in Quezon Province, Genelyn, also known as ‘Ka Gemma’ used to be a rebel who is starting a new life as a wife, mother and grandmother. “Itong pangalawang pagkakataon na ibinigay sa akin ng gobyerno ay parang continue reading : PAGBABALIK-LOOB NG ISANG INA

DSWD recognizes Pantawid Pamilya stakeholders in CALABARZON

Local partners, staff awarded during SIGLA sa Serbisyo Awards Ceremony The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) through its Field Office IV-A (CALABARZON) recently held a recognition ceremony for partners and staff who had contributed in the implementation of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program in the region.  The SIGLA sa Serbisyo Awards, which was continue reading : DSWD recognizes Pantawid Pamilya stakeholders in CALABARZON

No more gambles

A mother’s certainty of a good future for her family She may not be proud of it today, but 41-year-old Zephora Cantillana shares that people in their community know her as ‘laman ng sugalan.’ “Kapag tinanong mo ang pangalan ko sa lugar namin, tiyak sa sugalan ang turo nila,” shares Zephora, a resident of Brgy. continue reading : No more gambles

Resilience and persistence

In June 2019, a group of mothers in Malvar, Batangas was given an opportunity to collectively start and operate their very own sari-sari store.  Each one of them was hopeful that they can finally earn an additional source of income for their families. However, after three months of operations, they had to abandon their sari-sari continue reading : Resilience and persistence