DSWD’s AICS assists 8 million Filipinos
The DSWD reports nearly 8 million Filipinos assisted through its AICS program as it strengthens partnerships with hospitals, pharmacies, and service providers.
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The DSWD reports nearly 8 million Filipinos assisted through its AICS program as it strengthens partnerships with hospitals, pharmacies, and service providers.
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Around 1,400 residents in Laoag City receive crucial financial assistance for medical, burial, and emergency needs through the DSWD’s AICS program.
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