Sustainable Livelihood Program- Victorias City

19/03/2026

✨ In celebration of the Kadalag-an Festival of Victorias City, come and visit the booth near the Cultural Center and discover the sweetness of local goodness! 🐝💛

Bee Glad Products are now available—proudly showcasing quality, locally-made items that support our community.

Don’t miss out—Bee glad, shop local, and celebrate with us! 🎉

16/10/2025

Victorias City Recognized as One of the Best SLP Partner-LGU Category in Negros Occidental

Victorias City has been honored as one of the Best Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Partner-Local Government Unit(LGU) Category in Negros Occidental. This recognition highlights the city’s strong commitment to supporting and implementing livelihood initiatives that uplift the lives of its constituents.

Representing the city during the awarding ceremony held at Robinsons Place Bacolod, Ms. Joy S. Reunir, City Social Welfare and Development Officer, and Mr. Jhon Rey Palasol, LGU SLP Focal Person, proudly received the plaque of recognition on behalf of the local government.

This achievement reflects the fruitful collaboration between the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the LGU of Victorias in promoting sustainable development through community-based livelihood programs.

16/10/2025

15/10/2025

Thank you Mayor💕

15/10/2025

Food and set up by Gawahon Womens SLP Association for the Discussion of Nurturing Gawahon Project with Mayor Junb Bantug.

14/10/2025

04/10/2025

SLP Associations in Victorias City Extend Help to Earthquake Victims in Cebu

In a heartfelt gesture of solidarity, the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) Associations in Victorias City donated rice and relief goods to support the victims of the recent earthquake in Cebu. The donation drive was facilitated by the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Victorias City through the “Tabang ug Gugma: Victorias for Cebu” Solidarity Relief Mission.

👏 A big round of applause to the following associations for their generosity and compassion:
1. Brgy. XX SLP Farmers Association of Brgy. XX.
2. Brgy. 9 Vendors Association of Brgy. IX
3. SVC Farmers Association of Brgy. XXI
4. Brgy.XIII SLP Womens Association of Brgy.XIII

Your support brings hope and comfort to our fellow Filipinos in need. Salamat guid sa inyong bulig kag pagpalangga!

23/09/2025

Brgy. XIII SLP Women’s Association in Victorias City Celebrates 1st Anniversary and First Profit Sharing

The Brgy. XIII SLP Women’s Association proudly marked a major milestone with the celebration of its 1st Anniversary, alongside its first-ever profit-sharing event.

A total of 15 active members each received ₱1,500, as agreed upon during previous meetings—recognizing their dedication and valuable contributions to the association’s growth.

In addition to the regular share, ₱500 incentive bonuses were awarded to members who met the following criteria:
• Perfect Attendance (No absences)
• Best in Sales
• Zero Balance Debt

To further celebrate the occasion, a raffle draw was held:
• 14 members won 5 kilos of rice each
• 1 grand winner received 15 kilos of rice

This celebration not only highlights the financial success of the association but also reflects the unity, hard work, and strong commitment of its members.

22/08/2025

18/08/2025

DSWD FO6 TURNS OVER Php 400,000 SEED CAPITAL FUND TO ERPAT WORKERS ASSOCIATION

The Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office VI turned over a Php 400,000 Seed Capital Fund to the ERPAT Workers Association for their “Coffee Shop and Rice Retailing” livelihood project at the City Mayor’s Office on August 13.

The project aims to provide alternative income opportunities for jobless fathers while creating and developing an income-generating initiative to improve their socio-economic conditions.

The Seed Capital Fund will be used to establish and operate "Coffee Shop and Rice Retailing" livelihood enterprise that seeks to strengthen the economic capability of ERPAT members.

Through the initiative, fathers will be empowered to contribute more effectively to their families’ income, promote self-reliance, and develop a sustainable source of livelihood.

ERPAT Federation President Edgardo Policarpio, ERPAT Workers Association President Tyne Asparen Jr., and Treasurer Nelson Janeo represented the association during the turnover ceremony.

DSWD Sustainable Livelihood Program Project Development Officer II Mary Joy Dietera, Office Manager of the City Mayor Sherlou Labrador, and City Social Welfare and Development Officer Joy Reunir led the turnover.

The City Social Welfare and Development Office, through ERPAT Focal Person Kerrboard Cerbo and SLP Focal Jhon Rey Palasol, coordinated the project.

The City Government reaffirmed its support for livelihood initiatives that uplift disadvantaged sectors and promote sustainable development in the community. *