A solo parent’s journey out of living in the cemetery Never did she imagine that she’ll raise her children in a cemetery; however, solo parent Charito Macalalad has no regrets. “Hindi ko pinangarap na tumira kami sa sementeryo, pero wala talaga kaming pagkukunan ng pang-upa sa bahay,” shared Charito, who prioritized spending what little money continue reading : A decent home and a dream
52 beneficiaries finished Standard Drywall and Ceiling System Installation Training A total of 52 beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) in Calaca, Batangas finished the two-day Standard Drywall and Ceiling System Installation Training last March 22-23 conducted in Brgy. Matipok of the said town. This training is part of the partnership of the continue reading : Knauf provides skills training to 4Ps beneficiaries in Calaca
A mother’s comfort and inspiration to provide for her children As her family graduates as a beneficiary of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, 55-year-old Emelita Cubacob realizes that this should be the goal of all the program’s beneficiaries. “Hindi naman p’wedeng habang buhay ay 4Ps ka. Hindi p’wedeng habang buhay ay mahirap ka. Dapat, habang continue reading : ‘Para akong nabunutan ng kapirasong tinik’
The Administrative Order No. 03, series of 2020 requires all National Government Agencies (NGAs) covered by RA 11032 to promote and adopt the Philippine Good Regulatory Principles (PGRP) to achieve better regulations, advance process reforms, and eradicate overregulation. Philippine Good Regulatory Principles ver. 6
A total of 100 children in the town of Infanta, Quezon began receiving free meals as part of the Mega Bigay Sustansya program of the Mega Tiu Lim Foundation and the Reach Out and Feed Philippines, Inc. (ROFP) starting July 4. Ninety seven of these children are beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program who continue reading : Bigay Sustansya program starts in Infanta
As he graduates from senior high school, 18-year-old Rico Olarte is grateful for all the ‘gifts’ his family received all these years. For Rico, a resident of Brgy. Alapan II-B in Imus City, these ‘gifts’ have become a great contributor not only to his education but also the living condition of their whole family. Contrary continue reading : ‘Gifts’ that last a lifetime
