To assist families and individuals affected by super typhoon Carina and the southwest monsoon, the Department of Social Welfare and Development has facilitated the provision of temporary employment under the cash-for-work program to 100 beneficiaries.
“As part of the holistic and proactive approach of the Department to assist typhoon-affected locals, the DSWD provided cash-for-work assistance as a temporary source of employment to our affected Kababayans from nearby areas in Metro Manila,” assistant secretary for Disaster Response Management Group Irene Dumlao said.
The beneficiaries helped in the repacking of family food packs at the National Resource Operations Center, she said.
Another batch of 100 beneficiaries yesterday rendered service in the agency’s main disaster response hub in Pasay City.
