Headlines
Unang drug counseling center sa Bohol, gibuksan
TAGBILARAN CITY, October 11 (PIA)–Gisubhan ang pagbukas karong adlawa sa Center for Drug Education and Counseling (CEDEC) nga nahimutang sa Oak Brook Building ning dakbayan. Kini ang labing unang drug counseling center sa lalawigan nga nagtinguha sa rehabilitasyon sa mga drug users o drug dependents aron makalingkawas sa maong bisyo. Gipangunahan ni Gob. Edgar Chatto ang pagbukas sa CEDEC nga gitambongan usab sa ubang opisyal sa probinsiya sama ni Department of Health (DOH) Asst. Reg. Dir. Sofia Mancao ug tinugyanan sa Tagbilaran City Host Island Lions Club nga si George Lim. Gilagdaan ni Chatto ug Lim ang Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) sa paggamit sa Lions Club Oak Brook Building isip center. Ang Lions Club mag-organisa usab og drug information forums isip parte sa ilang socio civic activities. Ang paglagda sa MOA gisaksihan nilang DOH Asst. Reg. Dir. Sofia Mancao, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Reymoses Cabagnot, Provincial Social Welfare and Development Officer Carmelita Tecson, 302nd Infantry Brigade Commander Col. Arnulfo Matanguihan, Police Provincial Director PSSupt. Felipe Natividad, Board Member Jade Acapulco Bautista, CEDEC head Dr. Yul Lopez, Provincial Administrator Ae Damalerio ug Board Member Victor Balite. Matud pa ni Chatto nga ang Kagamhanang Probinsiyal, sa tanan niining kahimuan, ni-angkla sa ilang mga programa sama sa drug abuse ug kriminalidad sa pakig-tambayayong sa nagkalain-laing sektor sa pag-rekognisa nga ang isyu sa droga dili lamang ‘police concern’ apan ‘health concern’ usab. Ang panagtambayayong nga buhat sa CEDEC maglambigit sa suporta sa DOH diin si Dr. Yul Lopez ang manguna kauban sa PHO, OPSWD ug grupo sa Psychiatrist, Psychologist, nurses, mga opisyal sa Social Welfare, ug opisyal sa PNP. Malaomon si Chatto nga... read moreOnline application, gilusad sa TESDA
TAGBILARAN CITY, October 11 (PIA)–Gilusad ning bag-o lang sa Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) ang ilang online application alang sa mga interesadong mopahimolos sa ilang scholarship programs ubos sa Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET). Matud pa ni TESDA Director General Secretary Guiling Mamondiong, ang pag-apply sa TESDA scholarship online mahimo na karon sulod lamang sa 5-10 minutos. Ang mga kursong pilian naglakip sa Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP), Private Education Student Financial Assistance (PESFA) ug Special Training for Employment Program (STEP). Giingong ang bag-ong form mahimong paspas ug sayon na lamang pagkuha sa scholarship sa mga aplikante. Ang mga aplikante kinahanglan lamang mobisita sa TESDA website (www.tesda.gov.ph/Education or Barangay) o e-click lamang ang Online Application sites icon. Human niini, ang aplikante makadawat og confirmation pinaagi sa e-mail nga may Learner’s ID o e-click lamang ang “barangay kasanayan para sa kabuhayan at kapayapaan”. Kinahanglang e-submit sa aplikante ang application form ngadto sa ilang TESDA Provincial Offices. Human makapili sa gustong technical vocational course, ang application form iduso ngadto sa Technological Institutions o private-owned TVET provider. Human sa pag-proseso sa aplikasyon sa TESDA Provincial Office, ang aplikante makadawat og email nga nagsulod sa impormasyon sa petsa sa training ug lugar sa training institution. Ang mga aplikante makapili sa gusto nilang pinulongan sa pag-apply online. Mahimo kining English, Pilipino, Visaya ug Ilocano. Ang online application usa sa mga programa ubos sa Reform and Development Agenda sa TESDA nga gimugna aron pagsiguro nga mahimong sayon lamang ang scholarship application.... read more
Key Construction Players Gather at 2nd CIAP Dialogue
MAKATI CITY- The Department of Trade and Industry-Construction Industry Authority of the Philippines (DTI-CIAP) held its 2nd dialogue with the key players in the industry to keep up with the latest in the Philippine construction scene. The dialogue also served as a venue for the participants to identify matters that arise and resolve these issues as one unit. According to Atty. Ruth B. Castelo, Undersecretary for Competitiveness and Ease of Doing Business Group (CEODBG), the dialogue aimed to seek updates on the first CIAP dialogue held last February 16, 2017, had there been changes and new pronouncements on the provisions for tax clearance as part of bidding requirements, DPWH issuance of Civil Works Registry, hotline for contractor complaints, simplified procurement process in infrastructure building, 2017 investment priority plans, and flagship projects. The dialogue was also geared to encourage more local and smaller contractors to participate in future government projects. Atty. Ruth B. Castelo (seated 5th from Left), Undersecretary for CIAP and Presiding Chairperson, with major industry players in a round table discussion. Participating in the 2nd dialogue at the BOI Boardroom, Makati City on April 5, 2017 were representatives from Department of Transportation (DOTr), Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), Board of Investments (BOI), Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Philippine Overseas Employment Authority (POEA), Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Clark Development Corporation (CDC), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System (PHILGEPS), Philippine Contractors Association (PCA), and the Chairmen of the different Implementing Boards of CIAP. ...No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
Local News/ Bohol Balita
TB Council Launches Province-Wide Logo Contest
The Provincial Council Against Tuberculosis in Bohol (PROCAT-Bohol) is launching a province-wide Logo Contest for the whole month of August. The launching will be on August 4, at 8:00 in the morning at the provincial capitol grounds. It will coincide with the convocation program of the provincial government and as a kick off activity to celebrate the month of August as Lung Month. The contest will be open to the public and must be relevant to the theme; TB Atong Masumpo, Basta LihOk Tanan (TAMBLOT) which is the slogan of PROCAT-Bohol. Entries may either be black and white or colored, and must be submitted in a short bondpaper. Those interested must submit 2 copies of their logo design, with one copy bearing their name, address and contact number. Only one entry per participant. Deadline of submission of entries will be on or before August 21, at 5:00 in the afternoon and must be submitted at the Provincial Health Office, Dao District, Tagbilaran City. Entries submitted after 5:00 o’clock will not anymore be accepted. The logo designs will be judged according to content or relevance, originality and artistic design. All entries submitted will automatically become the property of PROCAT. Prizes will be P5,000 for the first place; P3,000 and P2,000 for the 2nd and 3rd place respectively. They will also receive certificates of recognition. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and unappealable. The winning entry will also become the official logo of PROCAT-Bohol. Awarding of winning entries will be on August 29, during the Lung Month culmination program. PROCAT-Bohol is chaired by Gov. Erico Aumentado with Hon....SK given a free decision in joining the prayer rally
Hon. Jane Censoria Cajes, Sangguniang Kabataan Provincial President, gives the SK freedom to either join or not to join the prayer rally on July 29, 2008 that is in protest to the Reproductive Bill. Cajes reminds the youth, to be careful and not be easily tempted as not to end up in complicated situations; and also for married couples in regards to wise family...Bishop Leonardo Medroso asks people to join the prayer rally in protest of the Reproductive Bill
Bishop Leonardo Medroso of the Tagbilaran Diocese, asks people to join in the prayer rally on July 29, 2008. This prayer rally is to be in protest to the Reproductive Bill as it promotes the legalization of abortion. As quoted by Bishop Medroso, “This bill is against the Church’s teachings and therefore should be reprimanded. If we believe in the Church, in God, we should follow his teachings. And that is to value life. We should not take for granted the sacredness of...Rebel-held Areas “SPIN for Peace”
GOVERMENT and the private sector roll their sleeves against poverty in conflict areas here. In effort to nurture peace, the national government and an investor partners with conflict areas to push a livelihood program that is aimed at keeping poverty off the people’s lives. Poverty has been a convenient hole for the communist rebels to instigate anti-government sentiments especially in far-flung communities. But with the partnership, authorities try to plug poverty with Sub-contracting Partners for Innovation (SPIN) Project, bares Department of Trade and Industry Region 7 head Asteria Caberte. “SPIN used to be a regular out-sourcing program for the rural areas where a handicraft investor partners with communities to weave for his demand, and the communities earn,” Caberte said. Instead of getting their supplies from regular weaving communities, the investor now sub-contracts with partner communities in conflict areas. According to the program, DTI identifies the beneficiary communities based on the military’s list of cleared communities. The investor then sends trainors and spends for raw materials while the trained community delivers the subcontracted volume order. This came as investors still see shortage of weavers amid massive demand for handcrafted materials. The expansion to help conflict areas the military has cleared from rebels grip came into the picture, she explained. Now with Gifts, Toys and Housewares (GTH), and 33.3 exports, both Cebu-based private investors, DTI taps rebel-influenced or threatened communities to do the job. GTH, along with DTI, supplies the skilled trainors to the communities so they can also help us in our product development, Engr. Ramil Bonghanoy of GTH said. “We see it as a noble cooperative effort and we...PGMA Favors Natural Family Planning
Amidst the growing protest against the proposed Reproductive Health and Population Development Bill, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo made clear her stand on this issue during her State of the Nation Address (SONA) last July 28. In her SONA, the President cited that promoting natural family planning is effective than pushing the artificial birth control method. “By promoting natural planning and female education, we have curbed population growth to 2.04% during our administration, down from the 2.36 in the 1990’s, when artificial birth control was pushed,” said President Arroyo. Hinting that the development of our nation could be affected by overpopulation, she stressed on the role of parents in this concern and the campaign should be on the awareness “of responsible parenthood regarding birth spacing.” “Therefore informed choice should mean letting more couples, who are mostly Catholics, know about natural family planning,” the president stressed. The President’s stand on this issue came timely as more than 15,000 gathered at the St. Joseph Cathedral grounds last July 30, to protest against the proposed House Bill The crowd were mostly students and teachers from the different schools in the city, mandated Church organization, government officials, among others They also called upon Bohol’s three congressmen not to sign the proposed bill in Congress and be consistent pro-life legislators. The activity started with a prayer march from 5 different areas in the city, en route to the Cathedral grounds where a prayer rally was held. Capping the rally was a Holy Mass celebrated by Bishop Leonardo Medroso along with priests and religious from the Diocese of Tagbilaran....National News
Latest News
Contributors
Daily News
