Our repatriation efforts are ongoing for the safe return of our Countrymen from Israel! An additional batch of 53 OFWs from Israel safely arrived in the country last night aboard Flight EK332 at NAIA Terminal 3. They were immediately welcomed by the OWWA Airport team, Department of Health (Philippines) , Department of Social Welfare and continue reading : An additional 53 OFWs from Israel have returned to the country.

Welcome back, fellow countrymen! Our repatriation is still on going as we were able to return home last night, December 5 of 56 OFWs including four minors from Kuwait who arrived at NAIA Terminal 1 aboard Flight WY843. They were immediately welcomed by the OWWA Airport Team and gave them food assistance, transportation assistance to continue reading : 56 OFWs and four minors from Kuwait have returned to the country.

This December 6, OWWA participated in the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women and Children through a valuable session led by Ms. Josephine Gabriel-Banaag, PCW GAD Resource Pool Member. Laws, regulations, and proper use of gender-fair language in the workplace were discussed as a step towards a safe and just society. How can you continue reading : OWWA conducted a seminar for the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women and Children.

20 OFWs from Riyadh arrived safely in the country this morning aboard Flight PR655 at NAIA Terminal 1. Our OWWA Airport Team immediately takes care of them to provide food, financial assistance, fare going home to their respective province and hotel accommodation if needed. Ligtas na nakauwi sa bansa ngayong umaga ang 20 OFWs galing continue reading : 20 OFWs from Riyadh have safely returned to the country.

The number of OFWs being repatriated from Lebanon continues to increase an additional batch of 50 OFWs from Lebanon aboard flight PR659 at NAIA Terminal 1, this morning, December 4. They were gladly welcomed by OWWA headed by Deputy Administrator for Operations Mary Melanie Quiño and other government agencies to provide food assistance, transportation assistance continue reading : 50 OFWs from Lebanon have safely returned to the country.

The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), led by Administrator Arnell Ignacio, and the Department of Trade and Industry-Philippine Pharma Procurement Inc. (DTI-PPPI), headed by Undersecretary Maria Blanca Kim B. Lokin, recently discussed the “Botika at Bakuna Para sa Mamamayan” (BBM) program. This initiative aims to make medicines and vaccines more accessible and affordable for Filipinos, continue reading : OWWA and DTI-PPPI discussed the Pharmacy and Vaccination Program for the People (PBBM).

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Our fellow Filipinos received appropriate assistance from various government agencies to help them restart their lives here in the country. The OWWA and other government agencies continue to coordinate to ensure the safe repatriation of the remaining OFWs in Lebanon.

Have you applied yet? If not, what are you waiting for? Apply now! For the full details on qualifications and requirements for application, check out this post: https://www.facebook.com/OWWAofficial/posts/868728908750108“

You are the true #ModernHeroes! Your story is a testament to the care and excellence OFWs bring to every field!