Bahay Pag-asa eyed as a priority in SOCSKSARGEN region

Multi-agency committee today talks about the Guidelines on the Operation of Bahay Pag-asa, a 24 hour child caring institution providing short term residential care for children in conflict with the law who are above 15 but below 18 who are awaiting court disposition of their cases or transfer to other agencies or jurisdiction. Bahay Pag-asa continue reading : Bahay Pag-asa eyed as a priority in SOCSKSARGEN region

Govt’s program for children in conflict with the law continues

The govt’s program for children in conflict with the law continues thru DSWD’s rehabilitation center for the youth. Cook/houseparent Teresita Sayosa said, there are 19 residents today struggling to create change from being in conflict with the law to becoming a productive member of the community. Daily activities at the center include bible sharing, lecture, continue reading : Govt’s program for children in conflict with the law continues

DSWD unfolds the updated list of poor households

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) launched the updated database of poor households in the country through the Listahanan or NHTS-PR.  In preparation, the department reviewed the methodologies associated with the Proxy Means Test (PMT) models used in the targeting process, particularly to find alternative (additional) variables that are beneficial in identifying the continue reading : DSWD unfolds the updated list of poor households

DSWD Usec. talks about the Kidapawan Incident in Senate

Some areas in SOCCSKSARGEN have been experiencing drought due to the El Niño phenomenon. Usec. Vilama B. Cabrera and Dir. Bai Zorahayda T. Taha, Regional Director of DSWD XII attended the Committee on Justice and Human Rights to talk about the Kidapawan incident. Senator Allan Peter Cayetano complimented DSWD Field Office for using their QRF continue reading : DSWD Usec. talks about the Kidapawan Incident in Senate

New classrooms, free transportation await school children of Kalaneg

MAITUM, Sarangani—T’boli children of Kalaneg village have now another reason of going to school comes class opening this June. A newly-completed school building is awaiting pupils of Lomutan Elementary School after Department of Social Welfare and Development has turned over it to the community recently. Bai Zorahayda T. Taha, DSWD-12 regional director said on Tuesday continue reading : New classrooms, free transportation await school children of Kalaneg