WE AIM OFW Inc.

Join us on our upcoming event this coming Monday (May 18, 2026)@ Camp Aguinaldo.

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SITE VISIT with the WAOI Members/ Merchants for the upcoming activity here @ Camp Aguinaldo.
GHQ- HSC- AFP 39th Anniversary "LIVELIHOOD BAZAAR" - May 18-20, 2026

Thanks for your invitation & great intro Vice Mayor Mel Pacsa in your spouse's 100days Good Job Performance SOMA - Mayor Marilyn Pacsa - San Isidro ABRA Congrats & More POWER! GOD Bless to all of us!!

🌏✨ Happy New Year from We Aim OFW! ✨🌏

A new year means new goals, new challenges, and new opportunities to grow. Let’s continue to aim high and stay united as one global family. Together, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve greatness. Here’s to a year filled with hope, success, and happiness for all OFWs and their loved ones.

Wishing you a bright and prosperous 2025! 😇💙
— We Aim OFW Fam

🌧️ Typhoon Pepito Advisory 🌧️

Attention, kababayan! As of today, Typhoon Pepito has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) and is projected to intensify further, potentially reaching the category of a Super Typhoon before its landfall. Let’s stay informed and prepared as it brings significant weather impacts to the country.

Weather Update

• Current Status: Pepito is currently classified as a typhoon with sustained winds of 130 km/h and gusts of up to 160 km/h. It is moving west-northwest and may strengthen into a super typhoon before making landfall.

• Affected Areas:
o Luzon: Bicol Region, Quezon Province, parts of Calabarzon, and Mimaropa.
o Visayas: Northern Samar, Eastern Samar, and surrounding provinces.
o Expect intense rains, strong winds, and possible storm surges in coastal areas.

Expected Impacts

• Wind Damage:
o Severe damage to high-risk structures, including older homes and buildings.
o Uprooted trees and fallen power lines are highly probable.

• Flooding and Landslides:
o Torrential rains may cause flash floods and landslides, particularly in low-lying and mountainous regions.

• Sea Hazards:
o Dangerous sea conditions with waves reaching several meters. Coastal and seafaring activities should be avoided.

Precautions to Take Now

1. Secure roofing and outdoor items to prevent wind damage.
2. Prepare emergency essentials like flashlights, batteries, power banks, food, and clean water.
3. Stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.
4. For those in high-risk areas (coastlines, rivers, or slopes), plan for early evacuation if necessary.
5. Continuously monitor official weather updates from PAGASA every six hours or as changes occur.

For our fellow OFWs, this is the time to ensure your families are safe and well-prepared. Stay connected and encourage them to follow local government advisories.

📢 Follow PAGASA for real-time updates: PAGASA Website.
Stay vigilant and safe, everyone! Let’s help protect lives and property during these challenging times.
Sources: PAGASA, ABS-CBN News

📢 Follow PAGASA for real-time updates: PAGASA Website. https://bagong.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/

Stay safe, everyone! 🙏🌊

Dear WE AIM OFW INC Community,

Recently, some GCash users reported unexpected deductions from their accounts. While GCash is working on addressing the issue, here are some quick steps to protect your account and keep your funds safe:

1.) Check Your Balance Regularly: Log in to your GCash account and review your recent transactions. Take screenshots for reference in case you need to report any unauthorized transactions.

2.) Avoid Clicking Unfamiliar Links: Be cautious with messages or emails claiming to be from GCash, especially those asking for personal details. Official notifications from GCash will not ask for your PIN or OTP.

3.) Change Your PIN: Regularly updating your PIN can provide added security, especially if you suspect any suspicious activity.

4.) Reach Out to Support: If you notice any unusual transactions, report it immediately through the GCash app by selecting Help Center > Chat with Gigi or emailing [email protected]. Keep records of your communications.

5.) Stay Updated: Follow GCash's official page for updates, and avoid spreading unverified information.

Remember, protecting your hard-earned money is a priority. Let's stay vigilant together!