+ Follow BARANGAY KASIGLAHAN Tag
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[Title] => Build a playground, build a community
[Summary] => Last May 22, volunteers from Johnson & Johnson Philippines joined Play Pilipinas and the Barangay Kasiglahan community in Montalban, Rizal to help complete a playground dubbed “Palarujuan” for the relocated residents of the barangay.
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[Title] => QC gov’t eases the pain for Payatas survivors
[Summary] => Almost four years after 50 feet of garbage came crashing down on houses in the Payatas dump in Quezon City, survivors are slowly getting over the tragedy that claimed hundreds of lives.
The current Quezon City administration, for its part, has been working to help ease some of the financial distress, lining up livelihood and monetary assistance programs to help some 660 survivors of the July 10, 2000 tragedy reintegrate themselves into the mainstream of society and pursue productive lives.
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The current Quezon City administration, for its part, has been working to help ease some of the financial distress, lining up livelihood and monetary assistance programs to help some 660 survivors of the July 10, 2000 tragedy reintegrate themselves into the mainstream of society and pursue productive lives.
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