LGU - Veruela receives "Panata ko sa Bayan" award
AGUSAN DEL SUR -- On the occasion of the 73rd Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) anniversary, held at the Pavilion Watergate in Butuan City, a profound moment of recognition unfolded as a plaque of appreciation "Panata Ko Bayan" award was bestowed upon Mayor Myrna Mondejar of the local government unit of Veruela.
This act of acknowledgment symbolized not only a personal accolade but also a testament to the transformative leadership and dedicated service rendered by Mayor Mondejar to her community.
Mondejar's stewardship in LGU - Veruela exemplified the essence of compassionate governance and proactive community engagement. Throughout her tenure, she has tirelessly worked towards the upliftment of the marginalized and vulnerable sectors, ensuring that their needs are addressed with empathy and efficiency. Under her guidance, LGU - Veruela has witnessed significant advancements in various social welfare programs aimed at fostering inclusivity and empowerment among its residents.
One of Mondejar's remarkable initiatives has been the establishment of comprehensive support systems for the underprivileged, including the provision of livelihood opportunities, access to healthcare services, and educational assistance. By prioritizing the welfare of her constituents, she has cultivated a culture of solidarity and resilience, wherein every member of the community feels valued and supported.
Moreover, Mondejar's leadership extended beyond conventional administrative duties; she is a staunch advocate for sustainable development and environmental conservation. Recognizing the importance of safeguarding natural resources for future generations, she has spearheaded initiatives to promote eco-friendly practices and implement measures for ecological preservation. Her commitment to sustainable growth reflects a profound understanding of the interconnectedness between environmental health and human well-being.
The plaque of appreciation presented to the mayor was more than just a ceremonial gesture; it was a recognition of her unwavering dedication, integrity, and vision as a public servant. It served as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring leaders and a reminder of the profound impact that compassionate governance can have on society. (LGU-Veruela/PIA-Agusan del Sur)
