The residents of Barangay Dawog, along with those from neighboring barangays, had the opportunity to benefit from the extensive services provided by the Bantay Kalusugan Health Caravan, spearheaded by Doc Nanay Janette Garin, on October 22, 2025. This event brought much-needed healthcare support directly to the community, making it easier for locals to access essential medical services without the need to travel far.

During the caravan, beneficiaries received free health consultations, thorough laboratory tests, and necessary medicines, ensuring a comprehensive approach to their well-being. The program aims not only to address immediate health concerns but also to promote preventive care and health education, empowering residents to take charge of their health. This initiative highlights the continued commitment of Doc Nanay Janette Garin and her team to improve public health in underserved areas, fostering a healthier and more informed Miagao.

The men and women of the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office recently underwent an intensive evaluation process, meticulously validating the plans, programs, and accomplishments they have undertaken in the realm of environmental governance.

This comprehensive assessment aimed to review their efforts in protecting and managing natural resources, ensuring compliance with environmental policies, and promoting sustainable development within the community. By carefully scrutinizing each initiative on Resource Management, Waste Management and Pollution Control, Biodiversity Conservation, Wetlands and Water Management, and Parks and Green Spaces, the team sought not only to measure past achievements but also to identify areas for improvement and to strategize future actions that will enhance their effectiveness in safeguarding the environment.

The validators were DENR CENRO Guimbal Ms. Jennica Valenzuela; EMB SWM Mr. Sherwin Cataluna; EMB WQMA Engr. Catherine Moleta; DILG representative Ms. Krizza Jane Marie Nillos; and ICODE representative Mary Jane Homena.

The validation underscores the office’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous progress in addressing environmental challenges at the local level.

The local government has consistently provided Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) to Miagaowanons.

AICS is one of the social welfare services offered by the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, with the strong backing of Mayor Richard Garin.

The program offers a range of support, including medical assistance, burial, transportation, education, food, and financial help for other essential needs of individuals and families.

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦: Distribution of AICS, October 22, 2025.

No less than Mayor Richard released the another batch of permits and licenses to Miagaowanon business owners.

According to Mayor Garin, this initiative allows him to talk to the people, inform them of the local governance, and know the needs and priorities of the Miagaowanons.