The KM Medical Hair Systems, Inc. will begin providing skills training this first quarter of 2025 to the residents of the National Training School for Boys (NTSB). This is after the formal signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the DSWD Field Office IV-A last January 20, 2025 in Tanay, Rizal. Through the MOA, the continue reading : KM Medical, DSWD partner for skills training in NTSB
The local government of Quezon, Quezon received 1,700 family food packs from the DSWD Field Office IV-A last January 20, 2025. These food packs will serve as replenishment of the prepositioned relief goods of the Department in the locality’s storage facility. The local government unit (LGU) of Quezon is one of the 67 LGUs in continue reading : Quezon LGU receives replenishment of relief goods from DSWD
The DSWD, through its Field Office IV-A, has started the implementation of the hybrid digital payment of financial assistance to clients of the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) in Batangas City last January 17, 2025. A total of 577 clients received their respective medical or burial assistance amounting to a total of PhP continue reading : DSWD pilots hybrid digital payment of financial assistance in Batangas City
In 2024, the DSWD had provided residential care to a total of 341 senior citizens at the Haven for the Elderly. This includes four (4) senior citizens who had been reintegrated to their families. These residents also include 110 semi-abled residents and 48 other residents who are bedridden. Each resident received 24-hour care such as continue reading : Serbisyo sa CALABARZON: Haven for the Elderly
Becoming a licensed agriculturist despite life’s challenges *** “Totoy, pasensya na. Walang pera si Mama, hindi makakapunta.” Anjelo Pula, a resident of Brgy. Batabat Sur in Buenavista, Quezon, still recalls this heartbreaking call from his mother a few days before his senior high school graduation. According to Anjelo, though he truly understood their family’s situation continue reading : ‘Papasa ako para sa’yo, Mama Elyang’
Since 2011, Lolo Francisco Casas, now 64, has been selling religious items in Quiapo, Manila. He earned only enough to provide for his own needs, which is why going back home to his sister’s house in Dasmariñas City, Cavite became very rare and difficult. According to Lolo Francisco, his last visit to his family was continue reading : Lolo Francisco is home for Christmas
