Lower-income workers may not need as much aid as the poorest, but they still deserve a place in government social programs.
Though forced to close, the owners hope their decades of hard work and sacrifice will be remembered with dignity.
Two-day event brings 28 agencies to SM North EDSA.
Offering weekend service allows workers to process documents without taking time off work.
DSWD expands UPLIFT coverage as fuel prices continue to rise.
Married member questions why a surname change still requires a branch visit despite online services.
The pension fund’s assets grew 7.6% in the first half of 2026 as outgoing SSS chief Robert Joseph M. de Claro prepares to lead the DICT.
Hundreds of thousands received the first payout, but invalid bank details caused failed transfers.
Citizens don’t deserve to spend an entire morning navigating a maze just to access government services.
SSS covers the permanent loss of specific body parts or functions, turning contributions into financial support.
