February 22, 2012

February 11 to 22, 2012

Reg'l gov't offices in San Carlos

                The Office of the Ombudsman - Visayas, in cooperation with San Carlos Diocesan Social Action Foundation, Inc., held a Caravan of Government Social Services at the San Carlos City Auditorium, last Thursday, February 16.
                The event was participated by 21 national government agencies (NGAs) and government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs) in Region 6. Booths for the offered services officially opened at eight in the morning with San Carlos City Mayor Gerardo P. Valmayor, Jr. and Atty. Ma. Sonnette S. Daquita of the Ombudsman - Region VI leading the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Caravan. Locals avail of services from the table of the Department of Agriculture at the City Auditorium during the Caravan of Government Social services last February 17.

                The caravan was initiated by the San Carlos Diocesan Social Action Foundation, Inc. in coordination with the Office of the Ombudsman in the Visayas. The partnership also involves San Carlos City's local government, Philippine Minnesotan Medical Mission, and the San Carlos Medical Society.


There was a ceremonial turnover of checks to beneficiaries of Cash for Work Program by Department of Social Welfare and Development Regional Director Minda B. Brigoli.
                According to Caravan Project Coordinator Evangeline Nuñal, Associate Graft Investigating Officer of the Ombudsman's Office, the activity's rationale is to commit to public service and this is in line with the Ombudsman's principle of reaching out to the people for them to be aware of the services offered by the different government agencies.
                When the program was about to end, Hon. Julio "Jules" A. Ledesma IV, Congressman of the First District, province of Negros Occidental arrived late at the City Auditorium.  He said during his turn to give a special message that he promised to support the caravan of social services so that it can keep going as much as possible to be twice a year.

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