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SM City Baguio provided essential goods to 50 residents affected by soil erosion in Guisad Sur through its Operation “Tulong Express” relief program.
Join the Baguio City Jail Male Dormitory’s first-ever “Takbong Pogi” fun run on 4 July at Burnham Park to help fund medical treatment and bail for a bedridden…
Ivana Alawi extends help to 72-year-old jeepney driver “Tatay Roberto,” giving ₱30,000 cash, a ₱50,000 sari-sari store package, and reuniting him with his…
The DSWD Field Office 1 has distributed a total of ₱19.995 million in financial assistance to 3,999 jeepney drivers across the Ilocos Region under the AICS…
The DSWD and Pampanga Provincial Government granted P5,000 cash aid to 4,929 Kapampangan jeepney drivers and operators affected by rising fuel prices, with…
Jeepney drivers previously not included in the list of recipients for the subsidy line up to receive the P5,000 cash relief from the Department of Social…
The Baguio City government distributes P3,000 financial aid to taxi drivers as fuel prices surge, with more beneficiaries expected under the AICS program.
Baguio City has allocated P25 million in aid for transport workers and low-income residents after declaring a state of calamity. Learn how taxi and jeepney…
Youth groups in Baguio are providing food aid to jeepney and taxi drivers while urging fuel tax cuts, repeal of the Oil Deregulation Law, and higher minimum…
Baguio City provides P5,000 financial aid to 1,912 jeepney drivers to combat rising fuel costs due to the Middle East conflict. The initiative aims to improve…
Jeepney drivers not on the government’s ₱5,000 cash relief master list line up at a court near Manila City Hall on Wednesday, 25 March 2026, asking the…
PISTON says the P5,000 government aid offers only short-term relief as rising fuel prices continue to cut jeepney drivers’ earnings and threaten operations.
DSWD provides 3,500 food packs to Pasang Masda jeepney drivers affected by flooding from typhoons and monsoon rains, ensuring no Filipino goes hungry.
Most of the cases according to the health department were caused by sexual intercourse. Many of the cases were attributed to Male-Having-Sex-With-Male or MSM.
Affected jeepney drivers to receive aid from DSWD
Baguio students seek financial aid