Army aid drive reaches 250 residents in remote Aurora village

7ID brings aid and government services closer to 250 residents in Aurora.
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A total of 250 residents of Barangay Dibut received assistance during the community service activity dubbed “Handog Malasakit ng Pamilyang Kaugnay,” conducted by the 7th Infantry Division.
The initiative aimed to extend government support to geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas and strengthen ties with local residents.
The activity also included the distribution of livelihood assistance by the Commanding Officer of the 7th Infantry Division to members of the Samahan ng Magsasaka at Mangingisda sa Dibut (SMMD), a local people’s organization.
Division Commander Joseph Norwin D. Pasamonte said the activity forms part of the command’s commitment to holistic development.
“Beyond security operations, we ensure that services reach the grassroots. Peace is achieved when communities are supported, safe and empowered,” Pasamonte said.
Meanwhile, Brigadier General Eugenio Julio C. Osias IV emphasized the importance of unity in nation-building.
“The Army stands as a partner of the people in progress. Through these initiatives, we foster trust and ensure that development reaches every corner of our area of responsibility,” Osias said.
The activity brought essential aid to residents, reinforcing the military’s mandate to serve and protect.
