08/10/2026
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For Cherry Ann and 97 other DILP beneficiaries in Tarragona, the livelihood starter kits meant a chance at a more sustainable future. They meant that even small dreams deserved an opportunityโand that every opportunity counts.
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐ | โDako kaayo akong pasalamat sa DOLE sa tabang nga ilang gihatag nga mahimong puhunan para sa akong panginabuhi. Dako kini nga oportunidad para mapadayon ug mapalambo nako ang akong negosyo, ug makatabang usab sa panginahanglan sa akong pamilya (I am very grateful to DOLE for the assistance they provided, which will serve as capital for my livelihood. This is a great opportunity for me to sustain and improve my business while also helping provide for my familyโs needs),โ said Cherry Ann Palmera, one of the DILP beneficiaries of DOLE XI Davao Oriental Field Office.
The Office turned over Php1.47 million worth of livelihood starter kits to 98 individual beneficiaries under the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program (DILP) on September 28, 2026, at Central, Tarragona, Davao Oriental.
The beneficiaries, composed of individuals engaged in vending and sari-sari store enterprises, received livelihood assistance intended to provide additional capital and resources for the establishment and strengthening of their small businesses.
Under the leadership of DOLE Secretary Francis N. Tolentino, DOLE continues to emphasize the importance of moving beyond immediate assistance by helping workers transition toward more sustainable sources of income and entrepreneurship. The Department has highlighted the need for livelihood interventions to provide workers with the means to build and sustain their own enterprises.
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