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| The talk should answer questions of OFWs planning to go home for good |
Are you an overseas Filipino worker thinking of going back home for good, but are unsure as to what you can do when you retire, or what benefits, if any, you can avail of from the government?
Here is your chance
to find out.
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On December 1, Sunday,
Department of Migrant Workers’ Assistant Secretary for Reintegration, Francis
Ron C. de Guzman will speak about the government’s reintegration program for
OFWs.
His talk will be held
from 9am to 12 noon at the City University of Hong Kong on Tat Chee Avenue,
Kowloon.
Anybody who wishes to
attend is required to register by scanning the QR code in the poster above.
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According to recent news
reports from the Philippines, funds for the government’s national reintegration
program for OFWs have been doubled under the term of President Ferdinand
Marcos, r.
DMW Secretary Hans
Cacdac said that as a result, he expects the beneficiaries of the department’s reintegration
program to double to 5,000 this year, from the previous 2,500.
He said there are
several programs and activities under the National Reintergration Center for
OFWs, including the BPBH, Livelihood Development Assistance Program, Sa Pinas
Ikaw ang Ma’am, Sir, Training on Livelihood, Skills, Techical and Professional
Skills, Tulong Pangkapital, and many more.
The Overseas Workers
Welfare Administration, an attached agency of DMW, has even more beneficiaries,
as about 10% of the OWWA Fund is set aside for reintegration.
Administrator Arnell
Ignacio said OWWA is now thinking of a new reintegration program specifically
for OFWs who are into farming. He said this will not only help returning workers
but will also support the food sufficiency programs of the current
administration.
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