School-based health and feeding efforts took center stage during Marcos’ Pangasinan visit, with programs aimed at improving learner wellness and classroom readiness.
The new rainwater facilities are part of a broader provincial effort to conserve water and improve community resilience during prolonged dry conditions.
Ilocos Norte continues to strengthen PWD assistance through programs that provide practical tools, including hearing aids, to improve communication and everyday participation.
Kitchen creativity takes center stage at the Natnateng Cook-Off as participants give familiar vegetable favorites from Ilocano cuisine a contemporary spin.
Protection for agricultural livelihoods is expanding in Laoag as more than 5,000 farmers and fisherfolk prepare to receive crop insurance from the city government.
Visitors in Lingayen can view 19 Pistay Dayat-inspired costumes showcasing the creativity and craftsmanship of Pangasinense designers at the provincial museum through November.
Regional vaccination efforts continue reaching children across Ilocos as the DOH works to expand protection against measles and rubella through community inoculation activities.