Amid the job losses and economic sluggishness brought on by the pandemic, every peso counts. Even a modest injection of capital can revive any struggling
Marielle Gelacio used to work as a salesperson for a prominent mall. A mother of two, she earned P350 per day in this line of
In the midst of the pandemic, more and more workers from various industries are out of work or are displaced as restrictions tighten. Wendelina Arnado
Seventy-five (75) sari-sari store owners received cash assistance on Thursday, September 2, 2021, from the Sari-saring Pag-Asa program of former House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano
For “blue collar workers” like electricians, plumbers, mechanics, maintenance staff, factory workers, painters, carpenters, masons, and steelmen, the pandemic continues to bring hardship as lockdowns
“Hindi ako puwedeng mag-give up dahil kailangan nila ng pag-asa.” (I can’t give up because the younger generation needs hope.) These were the words of
Joyce Therese Estopito is a single parent with one child from Pasay City. Before the pandemic, she worked as a school cleaner and housekeeper, earning
With Metro Manila under modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ), former House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano and his group Balik sa Tamang Serbisyo (BTS) sa Kongreso
With the sports industry suffering a major blow due to the COVID-19 pandemic, athletes, coaches, and other professionals are having a hard time doing what
Prior to the pandemic, Michael Victor Hernandez of Paco, Manila was an on-call housekeeper hired by condominiums and malls around Metro Manila. He earned around
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