The Dullano family of Barangay Topland has been named the City of Koronadal’s Model Family for 2024 after demonstrating remarkable resilience and perseverance. Standing out from ten other deserving aspirants, the family’s story of strength and inspiration has captured the hearts of the evaluators, setting a shining example for families
The City Population Office (CityPopcom) has strengthened the implementation of the KAlalakihang Tapat sa Responsibilidad at Obligasyon sa PAmilya (KATROPA) Movement in the city’s 27 barangays, with the goal of empowering men and advancing their role in promoting maternal, child, and responsible parenting while reducing gender-based violence. The KATROPA program,
The City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), in collaboration with the City Population Office and the City Civil Registrar’s Office, recently launched a Parent Effectiveness Service (PES) as part of the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) program. PES began simultaneously on March 5 and will end on April
Since the reorganization of the Barangay Information Center on February 15, 2024, the City Information Office (CIO) has been actively engaged in a series of capacity building initiatives, taking a significant step toward enhancing the role of Barangay Information Officers (BIOs). With a strong commitment to keeping the public informed
The city government CCCM team’s handling ability was tested during the 3-day Training on Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) – Internally Displaced Persons Protection, after actors and actresses were assigned to play as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), creating a chaotic and challenging simulation exercise. The intense simulation provided the
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) South Cotabato is targeting to hold data collection in 27 barangays this year, following the national Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) rollout and the impending establishment of the City of Koronadal CBMS Coordinating Council. By virtue of RA 11315, also known as the “Community-Based Monitoring System
The government’s housing program will prioritize Informal Settlers Families (ISFs) who have been reviewed by an evaluation board, while also prioritizing ISFs affected by government projects such as rehabilitation, expansion, and development, as well as natural disasters such as landslides and flooding. Special Project Division Head Ms. Beverlyn Pacinabao,MS,EnP, stated
The Mental Health Council (MHC) of the City Government of Koronadal is working to expand its mental health services by increasing capacity and resources, as well as strengthening multi-sectoral approaches to addressing complex challenges, with the goal of continuing to provide quality mental health care services to the constituents. For
The City of Koronadal is dedicated to improving its business climate in order to attract investments by focusing on the city’s competitive advantage, improving resilience, working for stable growth, and increasing commitment to high-quality development. Despite the global pandemic’s challenges, Ogena administration has worked to maintain the city’s remarkable resilience
The City of Koronadal, with its strategic location and ease of doing business, presents significant opportunities for economic growth through innovation in local programs and policies to support and encourage businesses. With the long-term goal of enticing capitalists to come and invest, the Ogena administration went above and beyond to