He believes in the saying that, “Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow.” More than a decade in service, he has worked at the DSWD Field Office Caraga under the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) as a Municipal Link for 10 years. In his 11th year continue reading : Beyond the Job Description: The journey of PRAISE 2021 Best Community-based Social Worker
In accordance with the National Advisory Committee (NAC) Resolution No. 43 of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps), which institutionalizes the replacement policy of the 4Ps households to continuously achieve the Department’s physical target of 4.4 million households. “Upon completion of the Eligibility Check Routine process for Set 11, a total of 425,063 households were continue reading : 4Ps Caraga to register 12,000 potential beneficiaries for Set 11
In view of the rising cases of gender-based violence in the region, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office Caraga, in partnership with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Caraga, conducted a two-day dialogue seeking to draft guidelines on the operationalization of the partnership between DSWD and CHR in formulating a plan continue reading : DSWD, CHR draft regional guidelines to operationalize GAD partnership
“Lugaw… is considered an essential good,” – this was a statement the Malacañang released when an incident in Bulacan blew up on social media. Apparently, a GrabFood rider was apprehended at a checkpoint in an attempt to deliver lugaw (rice porridge) to a customer living in an area under granular lockdown. Long before the lugaw continue reading : Lugaw, life’s hardships toughened licensure exam topnotcher
Like any other traditional family, the Patagan household is headed by the ultimate provider Sancho (father), while Isadora (mother) took care of the children. The family’s provision for their needs is dependent with Sancho’s wage as a company driver at Manila Mining Corporation, Placer, Surigao del Norte. They were making ends meet, until the company continue reading : Growing up with less, but serving others more
Intelligent, hardworking, and persistent – these are the words Arlene and Carlito used in describing their daughter Lady Australia. Lady Australia Alima is the second child among seven. Composed of a nine members, The Alma household, was one of the recipients of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program way back 2011. Carlito, knows how important education continue reading : From the crisp-coated cay-cay of Barobo, to the halls of the PMA
For 12 years, Arlene strived hard so as to provide the needs of her children. She earns a meager income by doing laundry and being a masseuse. She also engaged in whatever income generating opportunities in their place. “Kayod Kalabaw (working like a carabao) best describes the extra effort made by the Arlene who willingly continue reading : Maryjane and her pocket full of dreams
Sapupo is a Tagalog word which means to cradle a child on your lap. At an early age of 17, Katrina Mae Caga of Barangay Cayawan, Malimono, Surigao del Norte, does this almost every day with her son, Tristan Jack. Katrina, along with her sibling Gerald, grew up in their grandmother’s care as their parents continue reading : Sapupo: New hope and a new beginning for a teenage mother