Civil Aeronautics Board

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In line with the annual observance of the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women and Children, the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) reached out to the residents of the DSWD–Haven for Women in Alabang, Muntinlupa. This outreach program was a gesture of care and solidarity for women who have bravely survived various forms of violence and are now rebuilding their lives in a place of safety and hope.

Through this meaningful activity, CAB stands with every woman and child by listening, supporting, and reaffirming our commitment to a future free from violence. Together, let us continue to create spaces of healing, dignity, and empowerment.

The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) actively joins the nationwide observance of the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women and Children, reaffirming the agency’s unwavering commitment to promote gender equality, safeguard human rights, and create a work environment and community where in dignity and safety are upheld for all. This annual national advocacy serves as a vital reminder of the collective responsibility to prevent all forms of abuse and foster a culture of respect.

As part of its continuing support to the campaign, CAB organized a series of seminars designed to deepen the knowledge, awareness, and appreciation of its employees on issues affecting women and children. This holistic approach not only broadened their understanding but also strengthened CAB’s overall capacity to mainstream gender and development (GAD) principles across its programs, services, and internal processes.

Through these efforts, the Civil Aeronautics Board strengthens its advocacy to protect the vulnerable, uphold justice, and empower every individual to become an ally in ending gender-based violence. The agency remains steadfast in its mission to champion policies and initiatives that support a safer and more inclusive society.

The Civil Aeronautics Board, through the CAB Task Force on Accessibility and Senior Citizens Concerns (CAB-TFAS), successfully conducted a Disability Sensitivity Training at the Belmont Hotel Manila on 01 December 2025.

The training shared the rights of Persons with Disabilities, the types of disabilities, and with the objective of understanding the methods of assisting Persons with Disabilities and the sensitivity level involved in such, the training also conducted simple demonstrations to assist Persons with Disabilities.

Basic courtesy and the required communication skills to assist Persons with Disabilities, and simulation and demonstration of leading the blind and assisting wheelchair-users were imparted to the participants by Mr. John Darnell Castro, CEO and founder of Project Empower, and Dr. Katrina Hernandez, Disability Advocate and National Para-Athlete, who have been recognized for their advocacy-driven campaigns, entrepreneurship, and contents that promote inclusivity in music and sports activities, and whose programs were recognized by the National Council on Disability Affairs.

Attendees were CAB employees (Office Order No. 11-165-2025) who are office-based who all gave their active participation during the discussion and basic training.

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊: The Department of Transportation, through the Civil Aeronautics Board, has requested local airlines to provide free cargo space for the transport of relief goods to areas affected by super typhoon Uwan.

This is in line with the President’s directive to national government agencies to conduct immediate measures to fast track delivery of assistance to typhoon-hit areas.