Her engagement with PBSP reshaped her mindset on cacao cultivation.
Read MoreIn celebration of Earth Day 2025, PBSP proudly wrapped up the X-Trash Challenge Year 4 Awarding Ceremony and officially launched Year 5.
Read MoreIn commemoration of World Tuberculosis Day, PBSP ACCESS TB and Siemens Healthineers have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate TB case detection and support the country’s fight for a TB-free future.
Read MoreIn the project closeout ceremony for the Women's Rights, Action and Advocacy Project, PBSP and Global Affairs Canada recognized 73 partner Women's Rights Organizations and Women's Rights Networks for their dedication and contribution to the advancement of women's rights in the Philippines.
Read MoreThis year’s theme was in consideration of the national effort to become an upper-middle-income country by 2025.
Read MoreIBM Philippines, in collaboration with PBSP, launched the second year of its IBM SkillsBuild program for School Year 2024-2025, reaching over 3,500 Filipino learners.
Read MorePBSP holds a learning session on the status of water security in the country
The 'KonsulTayo Arangkada' campaign is part of the primary health care initiatives of DOH and PBSP ACCESS TB to provide free chest x-ray, specimen collection and transportation, Electrocardiogram (ECG), and other health care services to the Bangsamoro people.
Read MorePBSP continues second and third sessions of STEM Education for Sustainability Program in San Isidro Elementary School in Rodriguez, Rizal and Rivera Village Elementary School in Pasay City.
Read MoreThe training commenced with an introduction to stingless bees, followed by community hands-on training.
Read MorePBSP, through the ACCESS TB project, recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement with AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals (Phils.), Inc.
Read MoreThe assistance is part of PBSP’s continuing rehabilitation efforts for families affected by Typhoon Odette in Bohol.
Read MoreThe initiative culminates a multi-year reforestation and biodiversity protection program that covered five hectares of Mount 387.
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