THE Tingog Party-list has launched new centers in the Ilocos Region and Pangasinan bringing to 144 the total number of its facilities nationwide.
“This expansion is focused on enhancing community support and making government services more accessible to Filipinos,” the party-list group said in a statement.
Tingog Rep. Yedda Marie K. Romualdez who graced the opening rites highlighted the importance of the centers in reaching underserved communities.
“With every new Tingog Center we establish, we are bringing hope and support to our fellow Filipinos. These centers serve as a lifeline, ensuring that the needs of every individual are met and that our government’s programs are delivered effectively to even the most remote areas. We believe in inclusive growth, where no one is left behind,” Romualdez said.
For his part, fellow Tingog Rep. Jude Acidre stressed that Tingog Centers are more than just buildings or physical structures.
“These centers represent our commitment to nurturing meaningful relationships with communities,” Acidre said.
He added that with the setting up of Tingog centers in many parts of the country, “it is through these deep connections that we can better understand and address the needs of our kababayans.”
The opening of the new Tingog Centers is a testament to Tingog party-list’s resounding commitment to bringing government services closer to every Filipino, the group said.
“It is not just about making services accessible; it is about truly connecting with the community — listening, responding, and ensuring that no Filipino is left behind — dahil ang Tingog ay patuloy na makikinig at magsisilbi (because Tingog wil continue to listen and serve),” Acidre said.
The opening of the new Tingog centers followed the distribution of financial assistance to thousands of beneficiaries in Ilocos and Pangasinan.
