The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office VII registered a total of 75,446 new Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) under Set 12. After a rigorous process that included the submission of documents during the community assembly that started in February 2023 and targeted 90,242 potential 4Ps beneficiaries in the region, the 4Ps continue reading : DSWD-7 registers more than 75k new 4Ps beneficiaries
“Dili sayop ang ka pobrehon, sayop na kon nagpabilin ta diha nga sitwasyon (Poverty is not wrong; it is wrong if we stay in that situation),” Robelyn said. The married couple, Robelyn and Camilo Ango, reside in the town of Bantayan, one of the three municipalities comprising the island of Bantayan, in the northwestern tip continue reading : Success formula of the Ango family towards self-sufficiency level
Some 74 Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) households in Argao recently graduated from the program at the Argao Sports Complex. The 74 4Ps households already attained the self-sufficient level or level 3 based on the Social Welfare Development Indicator (SWDI) conducted by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). In his welcome message, Municipal continue reading : 4Ps holds graduation of 74 households; welcomes 618 new beneficiaries in Argao
In this day and age, parents often find it challenging to communicate their emotions to their children because of the advanced technologies that have become the norm, especially for the youth who are detaching from the real world, and writing letters can be a powerful tool to bridge the gap between a parent-child relationship. The continue reading : 4Ps parents pen letters to their children
Dreaming is a luxury, most especially for someone born in poverty. Ann Millennie Antoque witnessed at a young age that life is never a walk in the park, but rather about overcoming challenges that life throws at you. This young woman from Toledo City was not born with a silver spoon, yet she is hopeful continue reading : From a 4Ps beneficiary to a DSWD worker