It had also donated P500,000 to the GMA Kapuso Foundation as part of its relief efforts in the aftermath of the devastating Super Typhoon Uwan.
Aside from providing material and cash assistance to individuals, the partylist also conducted projects aimed at uplifting the morale of women persons deprived of liberty (PDLs), such as shoe donations, medical and dental missions, and makeup workshops.
Looking to expand its partnership with different local government units, Kababaihan had also participated in the Caravans of Valenzuela City and Northern Samar, showcasing that their assistance was not only meant for cities in Metro Manila, but also for remote communities that often lack sufficient supplies.
Building on its previous campaign, the partylist, together with the TESDA-Women’s Center and the Provincial Government of Sultan Kudarat (PGSK), supported the signing of the memorandum of agreement to establish the “SHE Means Business: Lakas ng Kababaihan sa Pagnenegosyo” program.
Fostering women’s entrepreneurship
Through the said program, women who otherwise have no platform, as well as single mothers, unemployed women, and indigenous women, are trained to become entrepreneurs through lectures on financial literacy and technical-vocational skills.
Such an initiative was in line with the continued pursuit by Kababaihan to advance and enhance economic opportunities for women in the country, ensuring that every individual was involved in community development.
In recognition of the rights of all individuals, one of the organization’s initiatives was to foster a more inclusive and humane space for everyone. With the effort, Kababaihan participated in the first-ever “Safe Spaces Seminar for the Drag Community” held on 8 July 2025.
Throughout the seminar, discussions on collective action focused on the partylist reinforcing its commitment to ensuring that marginalized communities and vulnerable sectors of the country were afforded a safe space to express themselves.
