UNILEVER Philippines and the General Trias city government launch the GentriAsenso program, offering skills training, starter kits and cash aid to help residents start businesses and earn a living.
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Unilever Philippines and the city government of General Trias have launched a community-based livelihood program aimed at creating new income opportunities for residents.
The initiative, called GentriAsenso, was formalized through a memorandum of agreement and drew 121 participants, mostly women, interested in skills training and livelihood support.
The program focuses on three components: education, skills training, and livelihood. Participants will undergo training in hair care, beauty services, and cookery, followed by starter kits, financial literacy sessions, and post-training coaching to help them start small businesses.
The program will be rolled out through monthly barangay caravans, targeting up to 450 beneficiaries.
Graduates will receive livelihood kits, while top performers will get cash incentives and free assessment for National Certificate Level II.
“Kaya proud kaming sabihin: maraming Unilever products ay proudly made in GenTri, at may mga umaabot pa sa ibang bansa through exports. World-class po ang gawa ng GenTri,” said Atty. Joseph Fabul, Unilever Philippines head of communications, corporate affairs, and sustainability.
