MAYOR
Edward C. Codilla led the distribution of more than P1 million worth of
livelihood assistance under the Integrated Livelihood Program of the Department
of Labor and Employment. The City Social Welfare and Development identified the
214 beneficiaries.
Six
barangay livelihood associations
received a total of P157,000 to be lent to their 157 members. The associations
will roll the money by lending P10,000 to each member payable within two years
with interest, after which the members can borrow again.
The
associations are Bagong Community Assoc. (26 members), Margen Farmers
Livelihood Assoc. (27), Linao St. Mark Assoc. (30), Boroc Layer Sustainable
Livelihood Program Assoc. (27), Kalangkoy Matica-a Livelihood Assoc. (20) and
Mahayag Livelihood Assoc. (27).
On the other hand, 44 families of child
laborers working in sugarcane fields were each lent P15,000 worth of grocery
items for their sari-sari store
business payable within two years to their associations. The recipients come
from Liloan (three recipients), Dayhagan (1), Patag (17), Cagbuhangin (5),
Sumangga (1) and Valencia (5).
Another 13 familes of child laborers from
Lilo-an, Patag and Cagbuhangin were also lent cash for their rice-retailing
business also payable within two years to their associations. Six of them are
repeat borrowers who have fully paid their previous loan received P15,000 each
while seven new borrowers got P10,000 and one unit weighing scale each. by Josie Serseña
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