DSWD’s growing satellite office network aims to make public assistance more accessible by bringing frontline social welfare services directly closer to communities.
Negros Oriental MSMEs will explore how sustainability can create business opportunities through waste-to-energy technologies, circular practices, and improved resource efficiency.
The PAMANA rollout continues across NIR communities, helping grassroots associations build enterprises while supporting longer-term income generation and local peacebuilding efforts.
The RDC Week opening brought government programs closer to communities while building stronger institutional partnerships aimed at supporting the region’s long-term development.
Silay City now has thousands of YAKAP registrants as PhilHealth continues expanding primary healthcare access for members and dependents across local communities.
DOH’s proposed facility in southern Negros will combine mental health treatment and drug rehabilitation services to address growing regional healthcare needs.
The funding provides participating groups with additional working capital as they develop enterprises intended to improve income opportunities among their members.
Tourism and cultural stakeholders in Negros Occidental are being encouraged to work together more closely as the province responds to an increasingly fast-changing industry.