Luzon

Balik Eskwela Diskwento caravan gives discounted and affordable school supplies and other necessities in compliance with helping Filipinos this school year.

The fisheries department in Ilocos Norte distributes thousands of fingerlings to support fisherfolk impacted by typhoons, ensuring future fish supply and boosting local fish production.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources distributes PHP1 Million worth of fishery assistance to the fisherfolk group, boosting bangus production in Bicol.

The Department of Science and Technology’s groundbreaking research project aims to revolutionize Laguna’s bamboo industry, unlocking its full potential for growth and development.

Japan extends a helping hand to families affected by Mayon Volcano’s unrest, donating 300 metric tons of rice for disaster relief.

Government, private firms, and local government unite to build more than 1,000 housing units under the “Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino Housing Program” in Cauayan City.

Over 800 beneficiaries from Tarlac step up to improve schools through ‘Brigada Eskwela’ volunteer maintenance, making a difference in education and their own lives.

Master weaver from Ilocos Norte hailed as National Living Treasure, inaugurates a new weaving center, inspiring the younger generation to keep the Ilocano weaving tradition alive.

Over 5,000 police officers were deployed to secure school openings, setting up 600 police assistance desks to ensure student safety.

The Department of Public Works and Highways unveils a plan to end perennial flooding in Ilocos Norte with an 8-kilometer floodway and diversion channel.