Livelihood and Cooperative Development Office

Today marks the simultaneous graduation of those who completed our Community-based Trainings, namely: Food and Beverage Services that took place at Brgy. New Kababae and Hairdressing that happened at Brgy. Kalaklan!

We extend our warm congratulations to the students who persevered to learn their respective crafts and we hope that what they have learned will improve their livelihoods.

HAPPENED TODAY — The Livelihood and Cooperative Development Office was one of the host offices for the Flag Ceremony this 1st of June, 2026.

This includes reports for the first half of this year as well as granting of starter kits for beneficiaries from the PWD and Senior Citizen sector who completed the Dishwashing and T-Shirt Printing trainings respectively.

Pictured here are the ongoing lessons for our first Electrical Installation and Maintenance NCII training course held at the Kalaklan Training Center at Ohio, Kalaklan.

Pictured here is the near-finishing of Community-based Trainings earlier this quarter.

• Food and Beverage Services @ Brgy. New Kababae
• Hairdressing @ Brgy. Kalaklan
• Reflexology @ Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saint

Today marks the first day and orientation days of our offered Community-based Trainings for this quarter. Pictured here are the following:

• Basic Massage @ Brgy. New Cabalan
• Basic Sewing @ Center for Youth

A tremendous achievement for the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology - Olongapo City Male and Female Dormitory, having completed the Community-based trainings: Basic Massage and Housekeeping respectively.

Through dedication, hard work and a commitment to self-improvement, these graduates have acquired valuable livelihood ready skills that open new doors for future integration into society.

Congratulations to the 56 trainees who completed the Community-based Training on Welding held at Brgy. Gordon Heights! We hope that the things you have learned will continue to improve your livelihood success.

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A meeting between the Livelihood and Cooperative Development Office Officer in Charge Ms. Editha Taniana and representatives from Subic Enerzone Corporation and Aboitiz Foundation, INC.

SUCCESS! Congratulations to those who completed the Basic Reflexology Community-based Training held at Brgy. New Cabalan! We hope that the skills you have learned will help improve your livelihoods!