Regional vaccination efforts continue reaching children across Ilocos as the DOH works to expand protection against measles and rubella through community inoculation activities.
A total of 114 patients with chronic ailments received medical aid in Ilocos Norte, with each beneficiary receiving PHP10,000 in assistance from the DSWD.
Ilocos Sur authorities continue recovery efforts across affected communities while assuring shelter assistance for families whose homes were damaged by the tornado.
Ilocos Norte trainees gained an opportunity to broaden their security-related competencies as they began basic security and marksmanship training at Dingras Civic Center.
OWWA-1 expanded support for OFW families in Pangasinan through a service caravan that delivered various welfare, health, and membership services to beneficiaries.
Climate challenges are being addressed in Ilocos Norte through food gardens aimed at making households and communities more resilient and self-sufficient in food production.