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La Salle Green Hills’ alternative education unit empowers disadvantaged individuals through scholarships and vocational training.

Grants from the Department of Science and Technology empower communities in Benguet province to enhance livelihoods and build a smart, resilient, and sustainable future.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Bicol steps up relief efforts for Mayon evacuees, distributing more than 6,000 food packs to affected families in the province.

Over 30 residents in La Union receive agricultural land titles, protecting their farms and ensuring ownership for a better future.

Abra City government turned over a PHP20M irrigation project, benefiting more than 140 farmers in Cordillera province for increased crop yields and community prosperity.

The National Housing Authority distributes over PHP3 million to Super Typhoon Egay victims, providing much-needed financial aid for those affected.

Air quality tests reveal improvements in towns closest to Taal Volcano, signaling potential relief from sulfur-laden volcanic smog.

A PHP69 million flood control project successfully minimizes flooding in five barangays, eases traffic congestion, and improves Legazpi City’s infrastructure.

President Bongbong Marcos’ executive order is a game-changer for the revival of the Bicol Express, cutting costs and expediting the process for a better transportation future.

Caloocan City government receives PHP13 million from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, boosting charity and health programs.