MALATE MANILA- The Regional Program Management Office (RPMO) staff of Kalahi CIDSS MIMAROPA were re-oriented on the Grievance Redress System (GRS) of Kalahi CIDSS last March 14, 2017 at the conference hall of DSWD MIMAROPA Field Office. The said workshop was attended by thirty-four (34) RPMO staff coming from the different program units. The aim of continue reading : Kalahi CIDSS RPMO Staff Re-Oriented on Grievance Redress System
MALATE, MANILA- Forty six (46) Kalahi CIDSS engineers were trained on the previously held Construction Management Training for the Mindoro, Marinduque and Romblon (MiMaRo) Cluster and Palawan Cluster last February 28 to March 5, 2017 and March 6 to March 11, 2017 respectively. The said training was administered by the Engineering Unit of Kalahi CIDSS headed continue reading : Kalahi CIDSS Trains Engineers for Construction Management
Every two years, the people in Barangay Pancol in Taytay, Palawan has a new wharf for small fishing boats and small passenger boats to dock. But people dare not to use it. This boat dock they create every two years was made of rustic wooden planks nailed together. Stepping on these produce squeaky sounds that continue reading : From Woods to Stones, Prepare to Dock on Barangay Pancol
Traversing the coconut plantation in the morning and organizing youth groups in the afternoon has been the routine of Giovannie, a dark, well-built man in his early thirties with a face chiseled by hard work and a heart molded by volunteerism. Giovannie Fabro, more well-known in his community as Giovan is the Barangay Sub-Project Management continue reading : To the Top: A Journey Towards Volunteerism and Leadership
Ang Bagong “Ako” Ni Linelyn K. Juanzon Paano ba binago ng KALAHI ang pananaw ko sa buhay? Bago dumating ang KALAHI-CIDSS sa aming barangay ay isa lamang akong simple at ordinaryong mamamayan na hindi nakikialam sa lahat ng usaping may kinalaman sa barangay lalo’t higit sa usaping imprastraktura, sa mga proyektong naipapagawa at sa continue reading : ANG BAGONG “AKO”
MALATE MANILA- Typhooon Nina (intl name Nock-Ten) has left a huge devastation in the province of Marinduque and Northern Oriental and Occidental Mindoro. The town of Baco, in Oriental Mindoro is one of the heavily damaged towns when the destructive typhoon passed after Christmas day. A total of 752 families have been affected. continue reading : In Pictures- Aftermath of Typhooon Nina in Baco, Oriental Mindoro
