Visayas

Over 10,000 kids in Antique benefit from Child Development Centers, promoting social-emotional skills through play.

Government subsidies bring relief to rice retailers in Negros Oriental as price caps on staple food take effect.

Fish vendors returning to their roots! After years in an inconvenient location, they’re back in a newly refurbished building in Suba, ready to serve fresh seafood.

Cebu City’s local entrepreneurs receive financial aid to boost the president’s program to make agricultural products more accessible.

Boosting egg production, farmers in Eastern Visayas receive marketing support for improved sustainability and increased output.

Over a million indigents in Western Visayas are to be enrolled in the Philippine Identification System to cater to the government’s major efforts for the registering system.

The Antique local government allocates PHP90 million for the educational assistance program, prioritizing indigenous peoples.

Negros Oriental aims to become tuberculosis-free in 5 years, implementing yearly X-ray screenings and contact tracing to combat stigma and increase prevention efforts.

Over 300 individuals were employed for river clean-up and restoration in Cebu City, building resilient communities together.

The 151-year-old Balay Ni Tana Dicang in Talisay City receives a historical marker, marking its significance as a cultural gem for the Philippines. ️