Mayor Sofronio L. Fusin, Jr. and DOLE Regional Office VI personnel conducted an inspection and monitoring of the 173 DOLE Tupad beneficiaries during their 4th assignment day.

Oton PESO Head Ms. Marriet S. Tumapang facilitated the inspection.

Oton, Iloilo – The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) conducted a monitoring visit for the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) Program on June 26, 2024, at Plaza Oton. This initiative underscores DOLE’s commitment to ensuring the effective implementation and impact of the TUPAD program in providing short-term employment opportunities to the disadvantaged and displaced workers of Oton.

The TUPAD program provides emergency employment and livelihood assistance to workers affected by various crises, such as natural disasters or economic challenges. By monitoring beneficiaries during their assignments, the local government ensures that the program’s objectives are met.

The successful monitoring visit by DOLE highlights the effectiveness of the TUPAD program in addressing the immediate employment needs of disadvantaged workers in Oton. With the continued collaboration between DOLE, the LGU, and the community, the program is poised to bring more positive changes and opportunities to the residents.

Mayor Sofronio L. Fusin, Jr. reiterated the LGU’s commitment to supporting such initiatives, stating, “Our partnership with DOLE and other government agencies is crucial in uplifting the lives of our constituents. We will continue to work together to ensure that programs like TUPAD reach those who need them the most and create lasting impacts on our community.”

The monitoring activity at Plaza Oton serves as a testament to the program’s success and the ongoing efforts to enhance the well-being of Oton’s residents through meaningful employment and community development projects.