May we all remember his good deeds and the sacrifices he made for us, the Miagaowanons.

As we commemorate his legacy, let us also reflect on how we can embody the spirit of his work in our daily lives, ensuring that his impact resonates for generations to come.

Join us for the celebration at his monument in Camp Monteclaro today.

Chairman: Jeryl Nufuar

Vice Chairman: Antonio Noble

Secretary: Mary Paz Farochilin

Treasurer: Mizphine Mae Noble

Auditor: Mario Cubita

Business Manager: May Fajarito

Board of Directors:

1. Alejandro Mina

2. Anna Fe Maquirang

3. Jeferlyn Silva

4. Mary Ann Fernandez

5. Rhodora Infiesto

6. Swanee Patifño

7. Luz Teresa Maclang

8. Lorman Nice

9. Jenny Nilmao

CONGRATULATIONS!

The assistance falls under the Social Civic Project for Barangay Officials from the Office of the President wherein each of the benefiaries received P3,000.00. This project aims to enhance the capacity of local leaders and improve community services by providing essential financial support.

The distribution of these funds, held in two batches on October 9 and 11, 2024, was spearheaded by Mayor Richard Garin, accompanied by Liga ng mga Barangay President Marlou Niones.

This collaboration reflects the local government’s commitment to empowering barangay officials, enabling them to implement various community development initiatives effectively.

 

In a collaborative effort, the Miagao Local Government Unit, in partnership with the Iloilo Provincial Health Office, Brgy. Igtuba, and the 61st Infantry “Hunter” Battalion, organized a vital nutrition initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable groups within the municipality. This initiative aligns with the National Nutrition Council’s Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN). Identified vulnerable groups included daycare center students, teenagers, nutritionally at-risk pregnant women, and the elderly.

A comprehensive series of educational nutrition lectures was conducted, featuring topics such as “Pinging Pinoy” tailored for various demographics, mandatory food fortification, oral health care, and salt iodization. The program provided an array of nutrition services and essential commodities, including:

– Dietary supplements for children

– Iron-fortified rice dietary supplementation for nutritionally at-risk pregnant women

– Weekly Iron Folic Acid (WIFA) distribution for female teenagers

– Prenatal vitamin distributions

– Micronutrient Powder (MNP) provision

– Multivitamin supplementation for both children and adults

– Maintenance medications for the elderly

– Iodized salt distribution

– Pneumonia vaccinations

– Oral hygiene kits

– Free medical and dental services, including complimentary haircuts from the Philippine Army

This nutrition initiative marks a significant stride toward fostering holistic well-being and ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of a healthier, more nourished community.