This globally competitive association consists of local social welfare and development officers (LSWDOs) who are members of fully functioning local chapters, dedicated to the pursuit of professional excellence and resilience.
The nomination underwent thorough validation, including a panel virtual interview conducted by two prominent leaders of ALSWDOPI.
Perales is recognized for her commitment to the welfare of the city’s residents, and “possesses unvavering dedication and compassion.”
She has initiated various programs, including:
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Halad Alagad
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Tabang Panahon sa Pandemya (Covid-19)
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Libre nga Kasal sa Sibil ug Simbahan
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Programa sa Paglubong sa mga Indigent
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PWD’s and Senior Citizens Cash Assistance
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Women and Children Center
The effectiveness and efficacy of this program in promoting social welfare and development have been demonstrated through the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), headed by Mae Delia Tacandong.
The office consistently upholds the principle of promoting inclusivity and uplifting the general well-being of the marginalized.
“With the utmost support of Hon. Vice Mayor Jay Sigue, the Council, and the working group behind it—this success is for us,” Perales said.
“It is not I, but we,” Perales added. (PR)
