What the government offers, and how to get it

Programs & services

143 services and 56 programs from the Citizen’s Charters of 10 offices: who each is for, what to bring, the fee and how long it takes.

Category
  • Every category
  • Health & medical care (23)
  • Cash & social assistance (12)
  • Education, scholarships & research (18)
  • Jobs, training & livelihood (4)
  • Farming & fishing (23)
  • Housing & land (3)
  • Legal help & protection (4)
  • Business & cooperatives (19)
  • Permits, licences & accreditation (31)
  • Documents & records (13)
  • Venues, libraries & public information (9)
  • For suppliers & contractors (12)
  • For government offices & LGUs (28)
Who it’s for
  • Anyone
  • Everyone (34)
  • Students (16)
  • Teachers (6)
  • Children (5)
  • Women (12)
  • Senior citizens (6)
  • Persons with disability (6)
  • Families in need (30)
  • Patients (15)
  • Indigenous peoples (2)
  • Former combatants (3)
  • Farmers (22)
  • Fisherfolk (15)
  • Workers (15)
  • Businesses (45)
  • Cooperatives (19)
  • Ulama (1)
  • Local governments (17)
  • Government offices (18)
  • Researchers (8)
  • Travellers (2)

4 programs and services in Jobs, training & livelihood

Unlad Pamilyang Bangsamoro ProgramLivelihood, skills training and a monthly rice subsidy for poor families, with possible college support and emergency medical aid.Program · MSSD
Bangsamoro Sagip Kabuhayan Program (BSK)A one-time PHP 15,000 seed capital grant to start or grow a small business, for low-income and disaster-hit households.Program · MSSD
Kabuhayan ni Kaka BaiHelps women set up and run sari-sari stores, with training in business and financial literacy, especially in remote areas.Program · BWC
Social Enterprise Tabang sa Usbong Pagbangon (SET-UP) Cash-for-Work ProgramCash aid to sole proprietors, associations and cooperatives whose livelihoods were hit by calamities or other events.Program · CSEA

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