THE global organization ChildFund International has launched a comprehensive framework that would build the resilience of children, families and communities, which would protect them from the devastating impacts of extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other environmental hazards.
The framework, which was launched in Manila on October 21, comes as 65 percent of children have experienced four or more climate and environmental shocks in 2022 alone.
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said on Saturday that the agency would accept food donations from restaurants and fast food establishments as it encouraged individuals who would want to […]
FEDERATION of Free Workers (FFW) President and Nagkaisa Labor Coalition Chairman Sonny Matula said he would run again for senator in next year’s midterm elections. “I accept the challenge of mainstreaming pro-worker and pro-people governance […]
(UPDATES) FOLLOWING the massive flooding brought about by a damaged navigational gate of the Malabon-Navotas River, officials pushed for the establishment of a similar structure to serve as a backup to avoid floods in the […]
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