Posted on

Paymasters from DSWD Caraga endured three modes of travel—including a boat ride—to reach the payout venue and deliver compensation to partner beneficiaries.
Commitment in Action!
Leading the team is Disaster Response Chief Aldie Mae Andoy, seen holding an umbrella as rain poured during the payout.
Esperanza, Agusan del Sur — On Saturday, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office Caraga, led by Disaster Response Management Division (DRMD) Chief Aldie Mae Andoy, successfully conducted a Project LAWA at BINHI payout in one of Esperanza’s remote areas.
A total of 350 partner-beneficiaries received their compensation—215 from Barangay Oro, 65 from Barangay Mac Arthur, and 70 from Barangay Cebulan.
Each beneficiary received Php 7,700 for their 20-day involvement in the project’s implementation. It is important to note that it was not financial assistance, but compensation for the work they rendered.
A partner beneficiary from Barangay Oro, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur flashes a sweet smile upon receiving his pay.
A partner beneficiary from Barangay Oro, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur flashes a sweet smile upon receiving her pay.
After completing the 20-day project, beneficiaries will continue maintaining the projects, with the harvests entirely theirs to support their food and water needs.
DSWD Field Office Caraga, with their paymaster on a boat to get to the payout venue, ensured that partner-beneficiaries received their compensation on time — bringing sustainable initiatives like LAWA at BINHI closer to communities that need them most.
Print Friendly, PDF & Email