Angeles City, July 11, 2025 — Mayor Carmelo “Jon” Lazatin II led the distribution of livelihood assistance to 120 selected beneficiaries in Angeles City earlier today. The recipients included 48 members of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) and 72 individuals from the local Muslim community.
The event took place at the City Library, where each beneficiary was awarded a livelihood check valued at Php 15,000. This initiative amounts to a total distribution of Php 1.8 million, aimed at providing financial support to help improve the lives of the recipients.
Mayor Lazatin expressed his sincere appreciation to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) for making this program possible. He highlighted the importance of such assistance in empowering residents and encouraging economic growth at the grassroots level.
“This livelihood aid is more than just financial help; it’s an opportunity for our fellow Angeleños to develop their skills, expand their businesses, and enhance their quality of life,” Mayor Jon remarked during the ceremony.
The mayor encouraged beneficiaries to use the funds responsibly and with determination, hoping the program would motivate others facing similar challenges to pursue productive ventures and contribute to the city’s progress.
This livelihood assistance forms part of the city government’s continuing efforts to foster inclusive growth and support vulnerable sectors in the community. It reinforces the administration’s commitment to uplifting lives and promoting sustainable economic development.
With initiatives like these, Angeles City continues to build a stronger and more resilient community where all residents have the chance to thrive and improve their futures.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
