Quezon City continues to pave the way in inclusivity with the steady growth of its Right to Care Card program. A manual application can also be done at the Gender and Development (GAD) Council Office located on the 6th floor of the High Rise Building inside the Quezon City Hall Compound. The Facebook meme page Follow The Trend Movement (FTTM) has received a complaint from a local government unit (LGU) in Caloocan City. Read more in our articles including "QC spearheads inclusivity with the Right to Care Card" and "Facebook page FTTM receives cyber libel complaint from Caloocan City government".
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Dec 23, 2013Quezon City continues to pave the way in inclusivity with the steady growth of its Right to Care Card program. A manual application can also be done at the Gender and Development (GAD) Council Office located on the 6th floor of the High Rise Building inside the Quezon City Hall Compound.
The Facebook meme page Follow The Trend Movement (FTTM) has received a complaint from a local government unit (LGU) in Caloocan City.
Our coverage of Quezon City government initiatives includes: "QC spearheads inclusivity with the Right to Care Card"; "Facebook page FTTM receives cyber libel complaint from Caloocan City government"; "Banks, e-wallets face new BSP rules on digital payment fees". Each article provides unique insights and information.