Ninety-seven (97) beneficiaries from various barangays in Tacloban City were provided with sari-sari store essentials as livelihood assistance of the local government through the City Cooperatives Development and Livelihood Assistance Office’s (CCDLAO) Everyday Negosyo Program on Wednesday, November 20, 2024. The livelihood packages, distributed at the CCDLAO building, included sacks of rice, canned goods, biscuits, continue reading : 97 BENES GET LIVELIHOOD KITS THROUGH CITY GOV’T ‘EVERYDAY NEGOSYO PROGRAM’
CENRO: BUSINESSES BACK SINGLE-USE PLASTIC REGULATION LAW, ‘STRICT’ MONITORING SET TO BEGIN
Business sector has shown strong support in adhering to the Single-Use Plastic Regulation Ordinance in Tacloban City, a development that Forester Jonathan Hijada, the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) head, shared in a recent interview. Even during the initial information dissemination phase of the said Ordinance No. 2023-15-06, signed by Mayor Alfred Romualdez continue reading : CENRO: BUSINESSES BACK SINGLE-USE PLASTIC REGULATION LAW, ‘STRICT’ MONITORING SET TO BEGIN
ENHANCED SAN JOSE DISTRICT HEALTH CENTER NOW READY TO SERVE OVER 44K RESIDENTS
The newly refurbished San Jose District Health Center at Barangay 86, Tacloban City, is now fully equipped to deliver top-tier services to residents of the San Jose and Marasbaras districts. This upgrade, driven by the partnership between the City Government of Tacloban under Mayor Alfred Romualdez, Liga ng mga Barangay led by President Raymund Romualdez, continue reading : ENHANCED SAN JOSE DISTRICT HEALTH CENTER NOW READY TO SERVE OVER 44K RESIDENTS
City Gov’t frontline employees undergo sign language training to enhance inclusive service
To make the services of the City Government of Tacloban more inclusive, around 40 front desk employees of the Tacloban City Government participated in a three-day sign language training, organized by the Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO). The program, running until November 14, 2024, is part of National Deaf Awareness Week and aims to continue reading : City Gov’t frontline employees undergo sign language training to enhance inclusive service