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Public-Private Partnership Sought For Crop Insurance

Insurance Commission eyes public-private crop insurance partnership to empower Filipino farmers’ financial resilience and inclusion.

Makabata Helpline Expanded To Address Other Children’s Issues

Council for the Welfare of Children expands helpline services to address a wide range of children’s concerns, ensuring their safety and protection.

Parks, Open Spaces Development Boosts Mental Health Campaign

Senator Angara calls for more parks and open spaces to promote physical and mental well-being among Filipinos.

DSWD: Food Stamp Pilot Implementation To Go Full Blast By December

The Department of Social Welfare and Development will launch the “Walang Gutom 2027: Food Stamp Program,” providing food augmentation to thousands of struggling families by December.

‘Bantay Dagat’ Volunteers In Every Coastal LGU Sought

Senator Jinggoy Estrada filed a bill that will encourage local government units to have a volunteer group to address security in marine waters.

PBBM Arrives In Riyadh, Set To Meet With Saudi Biz Leaders

President Bongbong Marcos arrives in Riyadh for the ASEAN-GCC Summit, prioritizing cooperation, security, and rights of overseas Filipino workers.

Solon Wants Food Stamp Program’s EBT Cards Usable In Big Stores

Lawmaker proposes expanding government food stamp program with EBT cards for supermarkets, grocery stores, and drugstores.

PBBM: Maharlika Investment Fund To Be Operational Before Yearend

President Marcos Jr. assures the public that the Maharlika Investment Fund will be operational by year-end, with improvements to come for its organizational structure.

US Ready To Help PH Combat Cyberattacks Amid Spate Of Hackings

The United States pledges support to the Philippines in the fight against cybercrimes and cyberattacks, ensuring global data security and strong relations.

House Panel OKs Bill Making Senior High Optional For Tech-Voc Pursuers

The New Education Pathways Act was approved, allowing students to choose between college prep or vocational programs for Grades 11 and 12.