by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 30, 2018 | News
The local government, in coordination with the Department of Social Welfare and Development released a total of P9.240 million to some 6,160 qualified senior citizens as Social Pension.
The amount was allocated by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) relative to the implementation of the Social Pension for Indigent Senior Citizens (SPISC) program of the department. Under the program, each indigent senior citizens were allocated P500.00 monthly as subsidy and is released quarterly at P1,500.00.
The Social Pension is designed in order that the poorest senior citizens are covered and protected from loss of income and unemployment as a result of illness, injury, disability and harvest failure among others.
Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer Mrs. Rosalinda Mueda explained that those senior citizens who are receiving pensions from the GSIS, SSS and PVAO among others and those working with fixed salaries could not avail of the program.
“The program has been successful and in one way or the other have helped in the daily food subsistence, medical and other physiological needs of the indigent social pension beneficiaries,” Mrs. Mueda said. ABM/RJN
by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 30, 2018 | News
A total of 195 grantees from 1st-4th year students are recipients of the Municipal Assistance to College Students ( MACS) Program Board of the Local Government of Miagao. The program is now on its 5th year of educational grant to poor but deserving bonafide youth residence of the Municipality.
Mrs. Analiza Genille , MACS board secretariat said that of the 195 grantees, 128 of them are continuing grantees and 67 are new grantees.
The grantees were enrolled from various courses at Iloilo Science and Technology University ( ISAT-U)- Miagao Campus.
Aside from the aim to produce at least one college graduate to every Miagaowanon family, the program is also designed to bring out responsibility and commitment of younger people to the community. Once chosen as grantee, they will have to comply with various requisites stipulated in their pledge. They must be involved in various government initiatives and programs and be active in their respective community.
The MACS was continuously implemented in 2013 under the administration of Macario N. Napulan, M.D, municipal mayor, after the enactment of an Ordinance No. 2013-40 establishing a scholarship fund for the MACS Program and prescribing qualifications and selection guidelines for scholars thereof.
Presently, the program has an allocation of P4 Million. Aside from the payment of tuition fees and other miscellaneous expenses, the grantees are also given monthly stipend in the amount of P600.00-P800.00 depending upon the distance of the grantee’s residents to the school. ABM
by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 30, 2018 | News
In order to ensure cleanliness and proper sanitation, the General Services Office of the local government is strictly implementing the “No Segregation, No Pick Up” Policy in the collection of garbage in the municipality.
“This is to strictly implement the waste segregation at source like segregation of biodegradable, non-biodegradable and hazardous waste,” explained Ms. T. Arlene Nufuar of the General Services Office.
The Policy according to her is in line with the institutionalization of the Miagao Action for Cleanliness (MAC) program which aims to sustain the implementation of activities for the health and well-being of every Miagaowanon.
Ms. Nufuar said that she has assigned eco-aides in barangays Ubos Ilawod, Ubos Ilaya, Tacas, Sapa, Bolho, Baybay Sur, Baybay Norte, and Brgy. Bagumbayan.
According to Ms. Nufuar, those that can be easily decomposed by natural agents and those materials which cannot be broken down or decomposed into the soil by natural agents should be separated at home. Only those that will be picked up are plastic materials, metal scraps, aluminum cans and bottles, and hazardous chemicals. These wastes will then be turned over to the MENRO Office for recycling. ABM/RJN
by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 23, 2018 | News
Blessing and Inauguration of the Miagao Senior Citizen Center at Brgy. Guibongan, Miagao, Iloilo.
by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 5, 2018 | News
MIAGAO BALANGAW. Photo shows the officers and members of the Miagao Balangaw, a newly organized Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) group of Miagao, during their first organizational meeting and election of officers on October 5, 2018.
The organization, spearheaded by the offices of the Tourism Officer, Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer, and Municipal Health Officer, will enjoin the members in planning for programs and activities that will identify their needs and enhance their aptitudes.
In his message, Mayor Macario N. Napulan, MD was overwhelmed with the long waited organization as he has long been in desire to enhance and empower the LGBT group of the municipality. He also assured the group of his full support and assistance in all of its forthcoming programs and activities.
“We will help you with your activities and we will assist you in seeking support from other government agencies,” assured Mayor Napulan. (ABM)
MIAGAO BALANGAW OFFICERS
President – Joe-R Mollenido
Vice President – Rene Conception
Secretary – Franco Falsario
Treasurer – Joebert Nares
Board of Directors:
Jose Molanida
Denmark Jude Pailano
Bryan Factorin
Hervin Muyong
Denmark Tumugdan
by Municipality of Miagao | Oct 4, 2018 | News
Miagao, Iloilo – The local government of Miagao aspires to become the 2018 Outstanding LGU on Ecological Solid Waste Management (E+3S) after they have complied and presented all the requirements needed in all the performance areas set forth in the search.
A panel of eight member/validators from various government agencies and organizations came on October 4, 2018 to look into the compliance of the LGU in the field of Environmental Organization, Education, Engineering, Enforcement, Economic Stability, Pollution Control Program, Health and Sanitation and Urban Space Greening Program. They wowed to the presentation of Mr. John F. Nocal, OIC Municipal Administrator, who highlighted the towns Best Practices on ESSWM.
In his message, Mayor Macario N. Napulan, MD. warmly welcomed the evaluators as he embraced government initiatives of this kind. He said that the LGU is working enough to sustain its local activities, practices and initiatives on Solid Waste Management. (ABM)
