The Philippine Post

Indigent senior citizens in Central Visayas find support in the PHP1.8 billion monthly social pension program, benefiting around 300,000 elderly residents.

Ilocos Norte’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment and attracting investments is underscored by strategic partnerships with national government agencies.

DSWD Secretary Rex Gatchalian advocates for an enhanced support system for Families and Individuals in Street Situations, urging key government agencies to provide a more comprehensive package of services and interventions.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman assures the proper utilization of the PHP5.678 trillion national budget for 2024 under the Marcos administration, aiming to drive economic transformation in the Philippines.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. returns from his successful state visit to Vietnam with promising news.

Japanese government pledges USD5 million to Bangsamoro Region for farm-to-school meals program.

Negros Occidental ensures livestock and poultry welfare amid El Niño by distributing veterinary drugs and biosecurity supplies to stakeholders in 31 localities.

In a weeklong initiative, the DSWD extended Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation aid to 4,710 residents, including students, across five provinces in the Bicol region.

VAT exemption of 21 medicines for cancer, diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, mental illness, and tuberculosis aims to make essential medicines more affordable for Filipinos.

The House Committee on Basic Education and Culture Chairperson emphasizes the need for a comprehensive government approach to enhance the effectiveness of the DepEd’s school-based feeding program, addressing the undernutrition challenge among school children.