Malaubang, Ozamiz City – In a heartwarming turn of events this Christmas season, 106 families from the Urban Poor Association Incorporated in Malaubang, Ozamiz City, have been given the gift of new homes. This transformative initiative, led by Governor Henry S. Oaminal, 2nd District Congressman Ando Oaminal, and Ozamiz Mayor Indy Oaminal, addresses the pressing needs of informal settlers in the area.

The Oaminal family, known for their commitment to public service, collaborated to ensure the success of this project. Beyond providing housing, the initiative includes 3-in-1 social services and cash assistance aimed at enhancing the overall quality of life for the beneficiaries. These services encompass health, education, and livelihood support, creating a holistic approach to uplifting the community.

“This is not just about providing shelter; it’s about giving families a sense of security, dignity, and hope for a brighter future,” said Governor Henry S. Oaminal during the turnover ceremony. The event was filled with joy and gratitude as families moved into their new homes, ready to celebrate the holidays with renewed optimism.

The new housing units symbolize stability and progress for the 106 families, many of whom have faced years of uncertainty as informal settlers. The project also highlights the importance of leadership and collaboration in addressing the needs of vulnerable populations.

Congressman Ando Oaminal emphasized the importance of sustainable support, stating, “These homes are just the beginning. We are committed to ensuring that these families have access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive.” Meanwhile, Mayor Indy Oaminal expressed pride in the unity of local leaders and the community in achieving this milestone.

This initiative sets a benchmark for community-centered governance, showcasing how dedicated public service and effective partnerships can create meaningful change. As the families settle into their new homes, they carry with them the spirit of Christmas—a time of giving, hope, and renewal.

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