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Project LAWA at BINHI

πŸ’™ Pagpapalakas ng Kabuhayan, Pag-unlad ng Pamayanan πŸ’™Isinagawa ang Turnover of Checks para sa limang (5) Sustainable Liv...
20/07/2026

πŸ’™ Pagpapalakas ng Kabuhayan, Pag-unlad ng Pamayanan πŸ’™

Isinagawa ang Turnover of Checks para sa limang (5) Sustainable Livelihood Program Associations (SLPAs) na kwalipikado sa Product Diversification Assistance Grant (PDAG). Ang bawat asosasyon ay tumanggap ng β‚±300,000.00 bilang karagdagang pondo upang mapalawak at mapalakas ang kanilang mga proyektong pangkabuhayan.

Ang mga benepisyaryong asosasyon ay:
βœ… Nazareth SLPA
βœ… ODIS SLPA
βœ… One San Juan SLPA
βœ… Panlagangan SLPA
βœ… Lacaron SLPA

Layunin ng Product Diversification Assistance Grant (PDAG) na suportahan ang mga kwalipikadong SLP Associations sa pagpapalawak at pag-iiba-iba ng kanilang mga kabuhayan upang maging mas matatag, produktibo, at napapanatili ang kanilang pinagkakakitaan.

Binabati namin ang lahat ng mga benepisyaryong asosasyon! Nawa'y magsilbing daan ang tulong na ito tungo sa mas maunlad na kabuhayan at mas maliwanag na kinabukasan para sa kanilang mga miyembro at sa buong komunidad.

πŸ—“οΈJuly 16, 2026


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🌧️ A shower of blessings. πŸ’šDespite the heavy rainfall, the Project LAWA at BINHI Payout successfully pushed through on J...
13/07/2026

🌧️ A shower of blessings. πŸ’š

Despite the heavy rainfall, the Project LAWA at BINHI Payout successfully pushed through on July 9, 2026, at the Sibalom Gymnasium, Sibalom, Antique, ensuring that 600 partner-beneficiaries received their payouts.

The participants came from Barangays Bontol, Cadoldolan, Cabariuan, Igparas, Tig-ohot, Calog, Luna, Luyang, Tordesillas, Imparayan, and San Juan. Their dedication and perseverance, even amidst the inclement weather, reflect the shared commitment to building resilient and empowered communities.

Our sincere appreciation goes to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), the LGU of Sibalom, barangay officials, partner-beneficiaries, and everyone who helped make the payout activity a success.

πŸ“Έ Photos by: Mr. John Angelo Miranda




🌱 Planting Knowledge, Harvesting Resilience: Project LAWA at BINHI's 3rd Phase 🌾The 3rd Phase of the Project LAWA at BIN...
01/07/2026

🌱 Planting Knowledge, Harvesting Resilience: Project LAWA at BINHI's 3rd Phase 🌾

The 3rd Phase of the Project LAWA at BINHI (PLAB) was successfully implemented through the Cash-for-Training activity held at the Barangay Igparas.

The activity gathered 100 partner-beneficiaries from Barangay Igparas, particularly from Sitio Igtangway and Igparas Proper. Following the completion of the Cash-for-Work activities, which included the establishment of communal gardens and Small Farm Reservoirs (SFRs), the Cash-for-Training served as the culminating activity of the project's implementation.

The activity featured the following resource speakers:

β€’ Ms. Olive Mae Tumugdan, Trade Industry Development Analyst from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), who discussed Simple Bookkeeping and shared practical financial management strategies for livelihood sustainability.

β€’ Ms. Tiffany Jane Cabaluna, Project Development Officer II and Regional Focal Person of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), who provided valuable insights into the implementation of Project LAWA at BINHI and emphasized the importance of sustaining the project's gains through effective financial management and active community participation.

Through capacity-building initiatives such as this, Project LAWA at BINHI continues to empower communities with the knowledge and skills needed to sustain their livelihoods and strengthen their resilience to climate change.




🌱 Planting Knowledge, Harvesting Resilience: Project LAWA at BINHI's 3rd Phase 🌾The 3rd Phase of the Project LAWA at BIN...
30/06/2026

🌱 Planting Knowledge, Harvesting Resilience: Project LAWA at BINHI's 3rd Phase 🌾

The 3rd Phase of the Project LAWA at BINHI (PLAB) was successfully implemented through the Cash-for-Training activity held at the Barangay Bontol Gym.

The activity brought together 200 partner-beneficiaries from four (4) participating barangaysβ€”Tordesillas, Luna, Luyang, and Bontol. Following the completion of the Cash-for-Work activities, which included the establishment of communal gardens and Small Farm Reservoirs (SFRs), the Cash-for-Training served as the culminating activity of the project's implementation.

The activity featured the following resource speakers:
β€’ Ms. Cherry Ann R. Santosildes, Junior Business Counselor, ** (DTI) Negosyo Center – Hamtic, Antique**, who discussed Simple Bookkeeping and shared practical business management strategies.

β€’ Ms. Noelyn Kate Cabrera, Project Development Officer I and Regional Focal Person of ** (DSWD)**, who provided valuable insights into the implementation of Project LAWA at BINHI and emphasized the importance of sustaining the project's gains through sound financial management and active community participation.

Through capacity-building initiatives such as this, Project LAWA at BINHI continues to empower communities with the knowledge and skills needed to sustain their livelihoods and strengthen their resilience to climate change.




🌱 From Learning to Earning: Building Strong Foundations for Sustainable Livelihoods πŸ’°πŸ“šπŸ“… June 17, 2026The Sustainable Liv...
22/06/2026

🌱 From Learning to Earning: Building Strong Foundations for Sustainable Livelihoods πŸ’°πŸ“š

πŸ“… June 17, 2026

The Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) conducted a Capability Building on Financial Literacy for four (4) individual participants prior to the release of the Regular GAA Livelihood Assistance amounting to β‚±15,000.00 each.

The activity aimed to strengthen participants' knowledge and skills in financial management, budgeting, savings, and responsible utilization of livelihood funds to ensure the sustainability of their chosen enterprises.

The participants will engage in the following livelihood projects:
πŸ“ Poultry Production
πŸ„ Cattle Fattening
πŸ₯¬ Vegetable Production
πŸͺ Variety Store

Through continuous capacity-building activities, SLP remains committed to empowering beneficiaries towards improved economic stability and self-sufficiency.




πŸ₯— Building Healthier Communities: Nutrition Education Session for Walang Gutom BeneficiariesThe Community Engagement Coo...
16/06/2026

πŸ₯— Building Healthier Communities: Nutrition Education Session for Walang Gutom Beneficiaries

The Community Engagement Coordinator (CEC) of the Walang Gutom Program successfully conducted a Nutrition Education Session (NES) for beneficiaries from the three participating barangays: Cabariuan, Lagdo, and Lacaron.

The activity aimed to enhance participants' knowledge on proper nutrition, healthy eating habits, and overall well-being, empowering families to make informed food and nutrition choices.

Through continuous learning and community engagement, the Walang Gutom Program remains committed to promoting food security and improving the nutritional status of beneficiary households.




Empowering Communities Through Knowledge and Financial Awareness! As part of its commitment to empower communities and s...
16/06/2026

Empowering Communities Through Knowledge and Financial Awareness!

As part of its commitment to empower communities and strengthen sustainable livelihoods, the PAMANA Program successfully conducted a Capability Building Seminar on Basic Entrepreneurship cm Financial Literacy fyor the members of the Maasin SLP Association and Subay SLP Association at Barangay Maasin, Sibalom, Antique.

The activity was attended by 30 participants who gained valuable knowledge and practical insights on entrepreneurship, financial management, and livelihood development to help improve their income-generating activities.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our resource speakers and facilitators:
πŸ”Ή Ms. Olive Mea Tumugdan – Trade and Industry Development Analyst
πŸ”Ή Ms. Maria Theresa C. Cerbas – PDO II
πŸ”Ή Ms. Dailene Lorenzo – PDO II
πŸ”Ή Mr. Keith Ryan Huele – PDO II
πŸ”Ή Ms. Ruby Siarot – LGU Staff

Their expertise and dedication contributed greatly to the success of the seminar, inspiring participants to become more financially responsible and entrepreneurial in pursuing sustainable economic opportunities.

Together, we continue to build stronger, more resilient, and empowered communities.




πŸŒ±πŸ’š Supporting Sustainable Livelihoods in Brgy. Bontol πŸ’šπŸŒ±The Project LAWA at BINHI (PLAB) partner-beneficiaries, together...
12/06/2026

πŸŒ±πŸ’š Supporting Sustainable Livelihoods in Brgy. Bontol πŸ’šπŸŒ±

The Project LAWA at BINHI (PLAB) partner-beneficiaries, together with the Barangay Officials of Brgy. Bontol, gathered for the ceremonial turnover of a check amounting to β‚±498,050.00 under the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP).

This assistance will support the beneficiaries' livelihood initiatives and further strengthen their efforts toward sustainable income generation, food security, and community development. The activity highlights the importance of collaboration among government agencies, local leaders, and community organizations in empowering beneficiaries and building resilient livelihoods.

Congratulations to our PLAB partner-beneficiaries! May this support serve as a stepping stone toward greater opportunities and a brighter future for the community.




πŸŒ±πŸ’§Project LAWA at BINHI in ActionThe Project LAWA at BINHI Team conducted a monitoring activity in Sitio Igtangway, Bara...
11/06/2026

πŸŒ±πŸ’§Project LAWA at BINHI in Action

The Project LAWA at BINHI Team conducted a monitoring activity in Sitio Igtangway, Barangay Igparas Proper, and Barangay Luyang, Sibalom, Antique to assess the progress and implementation of project activities. The monitoring visit provided an opportunity to validate accomplishments, gather feedback from beneficiaries, and identify areas for improvement.

Through continuous monitoring and evaluation, the project aims to ensure that its interventions remain effective, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of the community. These efforts contribute to strengthening livelihoods, promoting environmental resilience, and building more climate-resilient communities.
Together, we continue working toward a more sustainable and empowered future for all.



10/06/2026

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