DOLE, DA aid child laborers in Capiz and Antique
In line with its commitment to eliminate child labor, the Department of Agriculture Regional Office VI turned over 10 sacks of rice to the Department of Labor and Employment Regional Office 6 for families of 40 identified child laborers and children at risk in Capiz, and 120 in Antique. As an active member of both

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In line with its commitment to eliminate child labor, the Department of Agriculture Regional Office VI turned over 10 sacks of rice to the Department of Labor and Employment Regional Office 6 for families of 40 identified child laborers and children at risk in Capiz, and 120 in Antique.
As an active member of both the National and Regional Councils Against Child Labor and an advocate for children’s rights, DA Regional Office VI continues to support efforts that promote safe environments and better opportunities for children in agricultural communities.
This assistance is part of its continuing commitment to address child labor and support vulnerable children and their families in meeting daily needs.
The rice will be distributed to the identified beneficiaries during Information and Service Caravans and Project Angel Tree activities organized by DOLE RO 6’s field offices.
In Capiz, 40 child laborers received rice during the Information and Service Caravan held on Sept. 12, 2025, at Maribert Inland Resort in Pontevedra.
The remaining sacks of rice, turned over by Engr. Jacson Demamay of the Department of Agriculture, will be distributed in November 2025 during the upcoming caravan in Antique.
Regional Director Atty. Sixto T. Rodriguez Jr. expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Department of Agriculture for its continued support in advocating for a child labor-free Philippines.
Through collaborative efforts, stakeholders are taking meaningful steps to protect children’s rights and ensure a brighter future for the next generation.
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