Tuesday, October 8, 2024

Congresswoman Ching Bernos Continues Support Through DOLE AKAP Program in Abra

September 21, 2024, marked a significant milestone for Congresswoman Ching Bernos and her ongoing efforts to support underprivileged families in Abra. The third batch of payouts under the Department of Labor and Employment’s (DOLE) Ayuda sa Kapos ang Kita Program (AKAP) was disbursed to eligible families, primarily targeting struggling parents of college students in the province. 



This program, a partnership between the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and local government units, aims to alleviate the financial burden on families facing challenges related to education-related expenses. Rep. Bernos, famous for her unwavering commitment to the welfare of Abra residents, took to social media to announce the conclusion of the latest aid distribution. She emphasized that the support is for low-income parents who face challenges in providing their children's college education. The initiative is aligned with Bernos' wider plan to prioritize education, economic upliftment, and poverty alleviation for her people. 

Support for Low-Income Families Through AKAP 

The AKAP program, an essential component of DOLE’s response to economic difficulties faced by countless families in the Philippines, provides much-needed financial assistance. Through this program, Congresswoman Bernos has ensured that parents in Abra, who are facing financial pressure from increasing education costs, receive the help they need. The latest wave of payouts, which took place on 

September 21, shows the sustained effort of Bernos' administration to champion education in the region. The recent distribution of aid marks a substantial contribution to ensuring that no one is left behind in education, regardless of financial situation. By prioritizing struggling households, the program aims to end generational poverty and create better opportunities for the next generation in Abra. Congresswoman Bernos’ hands-on approach in monitoring the project ensures that the resources are distributed to the people who need it the most, enhancing the program’s results. 

No Upcoming Batch 4 for DOLE AKAP Payouts 

In a follow-up message, Congresswoman Bernos provided crucial details to recipients. All approved beneficiaries of the AKAP program were fully compensated by September 21, as confirmed by the DSWD. As of now, there will be no fourth round of AKAP payouts. However, Bernos assured the public that updates on the program will continue to be posted on her social media platforms, urging the public to remain aware about future developments. 

This announcement highlights the efficient rollout of the program under the Congresswoman’s leadership, guaranteeing timely and transparent disbursement of funds. Qualified individuals were prompted to continue monitoring authorized sources for any upcoming aid or government programs that may be announced. 

Congresswoman Bernos’ Wider Contributions to Abra

Apart from her involvement in AKAP, Ching Bernos has been at the forefront of various initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life in Abra. Her efforts cover different areas, including roads, medical care, and livelihood programs, all of which are important for promoting long-term growth in the province. The continued success of these projects reflects her devotion to helping the people of Abra with effective governance and visible improvements.

Saturday, October 5, 2024

Ching Bernos: The rehabilitation of Sta. Rosa Road in the Municipality of Bangued

Congresswoman Ching Bernos has led the rehabilitation of Sta. Rosa Road in Bangued, Abra, as part of her ongoing infrastructure improvements. With this initiative, residents and travelers now benefit from improved road access. The Sta. Rosa Road rehabilitation reflects Bernos' broader vision of boosting growth and accessibility in Abra. Infrastructure improvements like this road rehabilitation are crucial to Abra’s economic development. Upgrading roads enhances the flow of transportation, making it easier for people to travel, trade, and access essential services. 


The project furthersupports the local community by increasing safety, reducing travel times, and helping Bernos’ vision for Abra's progress by providing reliable access to surrounding areas. Revitalization of Sta. Rosa Road Rehabilitating the Sta. Rosa Road is a significant milestone in Congresswoman Bernos’ goal for a more progressive Abra. Ching Bernos, like her predecessor JB Bernos, promotes infrastructure projects, such as the Sta. Rosa Road rehabilitation, to boost local economic growth and enhance the q uality of life for her constituents. Improved road conditions enhance safety, speed up travel times, and foster better opportunities for trade, education, and healthcare services. The rehabilitation project involved several improvements aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility for residents. Specific upgrades included: 

- Road Widening: The road was widened to accommodate increased traffic flow, reducing congestion during peak hours. 

- Pavement repairs ensured a smoother driving surface and less vehicle damage. 

- Drainage improvements were made to protect the road and surrounding properties from flooding during heavy rainfall. 

- Improved signage and road markings now contribute to a safer driving and pedestrian environment. The upgrades will likely bring major benefits, improving transportation efficiency and overall safety. The Importance of Sta. Rosa Road in Abra 

The Sta. Rosa Road is a vital connector within Bangued, serving as a link for many residents and local businesses. Through this project, the road has been upgraded with new paving and improved structural design. These improvements benefit daily commuters and ensure a safer route, especially during the rainy season when road conditions can deteriorate.

Congresswoman Ching Bernos Continues Support Through DOLE AKAP Program in Abra

September 21, 2024, marked a significant milestone for Congresswoman Ching Bernos and her ongoing efforts to support underprivileged famili...