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5 List of DILP Beneficiaries in Bicol Region 1St Quarter of Y2021 List of DILP Beneficiaries in Bicol Region 1st Quarter of Y2021 As of April 10, 2021 DOLE Regional Office No. : 5 Program/Project Name Gender Age City/ Municipality/ Province 1st Quarter Catanduanes DKSK FOR BATO PWUDS JEROME ROJAS M 49 CABUGAO, BATO (FISH VENDING) DKSK FOR BATO PWUDS BOBBY VALENZUELA M 39 PANANAOGAN, BATO (SARI-SARI STORE) DKSK FOR BATO PWUDS MARK JOHN VALENZUELA M 27 (SARI-SARI STORE) PANANAOGAN, BATO DKSK FOR WALK-IN AIRA SORRA F 46 BIGAA, VIRAC (BAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN (FOOD GEMMA MENDEZ F 31 SITIO BITAOGAN, BATO VENDING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN MARIJU TASARRA F 29 BIGAA, VIRAC (BAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN BERNARD BERNAL (CARPENTRY) M 46 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL DKSK FOR WALK-IN SOLEDAD BORIBOR (DRESSMAKING) F 51 DANICOP, VIRAC DKSK FOR WALK-IN ELVIRA REMO F 69 CALATAGAN, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN ELSIE VALEZA F 59 CALATAGAN TIBANG, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN (FOOD MONIQUE DANIELLE AVILA F 29 CALATAGAN PROPER, VIRAC VENDING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN (FOOD JOAN BAYABAN F 40 RAWIS, VIRAC VENDING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN ARIEL BURAC DORORIAN, GIGMOTO (UPHOLSTERY) F 40 DKSK FOR WALK-IN ROSALINDA ELIZAGA F 67 CALATAGAN PROPER, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN (FOOD LOURDES PUBLICO F 61 OBO, SAN MIGUEL VENDING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN JULIO MAGTANGOB M 35 STO. CRISTO, VIRAC (CARPENTRY) DKSK FOR WALK-IN ELPIDIO VARGAS M 0 CABIHIAN, VIRAC (CARPENTRY) DKSK FOR WALK-IN MARSIA DAVID F 47 CABUGAO, BATO (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN LOWELA CARAAN F 46 SAN JUAN, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN GRACE PADAYAO M 36 OBO, SAN MIGUEL (CARPENTRY) DKSK FOR WALK-IN AIMEE MITZU MARIAN JOSON F 43 BIGAA, VIRAC (BAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN JESUSA PANTI F 52 HAWAN ILAYA, VIRAC (UPHOLSTERY) DKSK FOR WALK-IN MARIA ANA TABINAS F 47 CAVINITAN, VIRAC (SEWING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN MARIE JOY LIGSAY F 41 DANICOP, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN CYTHIA BARRAMEDA F 64 DANICOP, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN WILMA ZAFE F 39 CALATAGAN TIBANG, VIRAC (DRESSMAKING) DKSK FOR WALK-IN MARISSA TUPUE F 40 OBO, SAN MIGUEL (CARPENTRY) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs ROSEMARIE SORIAO F 43 SAN JUAN, VIRAC (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs SUSANA AMARO (FISH VENDING) F 52 PROGRESO, SAN MIGUEL DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs FE OGENA F 43 RIZAL, VIGA (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs RAQUEL TAÑON F 44 GUINOBATAN, BATO (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs (SELLING OF FROZEN SONIA BELISTA F 52 PAGSANGAHAN, SAN MIGUEL GOODS) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs (SELLING OF FROZEN SONIA TAVERA F 39 PAGSANGAHAN, SAN MIGUEL GOODS) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs ANABEL PANZA F 48 SOLONG, SAN MIGUEL (FISH VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs MARIA BENIE BERNAL F 55 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (BAKING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs MARILOU MASANGCAY F 40 STA. ELENA, SAN MIGUEL (BAKING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs EDITHA LLAMES F 31 TOBREHON, SAN MIGUEL (BAKING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs WENY BUATES F 42 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs MARILYN SORIAO F 42 STA. ELENA, SAN MIGUEL (RICE VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs MARTIN NUMANCIA M 47 STA. ELENA, SAN MIGUEL (RICE VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs PRECY TAPANAN F 37 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs THELMA TODOC F 48 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (BAKING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs EVANGELINE TAPANAN F 37 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (BAKING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs ESTER TEVES F 64 (SEWING) SAN JUAN, SAN MIGUEL DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs LIZEL PANCHO F 32 JM ALBERTO, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs FLORECITA DELA CRUZ F 71 JM ALBERTO, SAN MIGUEL (SEWING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs JOSEPHINE SUMULAT F 50 PROGRESO, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs LEONIDA TAPANAN F 56 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs JUAN VALENZUELA M 47 PAGSANGAHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs CONCEPCION TAPANAN F 38 PAGSANGAHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs SOFIA PANINGBATAN F 37 PAGSANGAHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs SANITO SORIAO M 49 KATIPUNAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs RUBY ZUNIEGA F 36 TOBREHON, SAN MIGUEL (RICE VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs SALVACION RAMOS F 59 (SEWING) STA. ELENA, SAN MIGUEL DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs NALEN TAPANAN F 41 BALATOHAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs FE GIANAN F 71 SALVACION, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs LINALYN TABO F 39 JM ALBERTO, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs JOSE BLANCO M 61 TOBREHON, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs EMILY RODULFO F 50 SAN JUAN, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs ELSIE BONAVENTE F 51 HAWAN ILAYA, VIRAC (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs EDITHA QUINTA F 51 HICMING, VIRAC (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs MARICEL AREJOLA F 41 HICMING, VIRAC (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs NORA TRAQUEñA F 51 PALNAB DEL NORTE, VIRAC (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs SURETA TAPANAN F 58 SOLONG, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs REY TINDUGAN M 42 SOLONG, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs VILMA BEO F 42 SOLONG, SAN MIGUEL (FOOD VENDING) DKSK FOR PARENTS OF CLs RENALYN TEANO F 37 TOBREHON, SAN MIGUEL (RICE VENDING) DKSK for walk - in 2020 (coco ARLENE CABRERA F 33 DUGUI TOO, VIRAC, CATANDUANES shell handicraft) Camarines Norte Kakanin Making Rowena Alegre F 42 Salabat Making Felix Antonio M 56 Stree foods vending Elmor Bon M 37 lutong ulam/breakfast Violita De Leon F 65 Lutong ulam Samuel Gardonia M 53 Baking Ariane Mae Gutierrez F 29 Burger stand Emily Iligan F 50 pop corn stand Meltchi Labriaga F 26 Baking Jhudith Lita F 28 Stree foods vending Jackyline Lumibao F 53 Burger stand Maila Macha F 37 Luto ulam/kakanin Ailene Magana F 30 Baking Jay-em Mejia M 20 Luto ulam Dialyn Mesares F 22 Lutong ulam Lauro Moral M 50 Pares/lutong ulam Roy Nery M 35 Lutong ulam Gina Reyes F 51 Lutong Ulam Lorna Samonte F 59 Baking Violeta Samonte F 35 Kakanin Making Lorraine Tibay F 39 Kakanin making Laila Topular F 60 Burger stand Ma. Gracia Torion F 25 longganisa Jovelyn Zenarosa F 21 Tailoring Alexander Baylon M 59 Sewing Shienna May Mase M 22 Sewing Zenaida Palmaria F 30 Sewing Nemfa Paynado F 66 Sewing Erlinda Timbal F 47 Sewing Miriam Villasan F 52 Sewing Danilo Guinto F 39 Hog Raising Errol John Daiz M 51 motorcycle/sidecar Repair Bernie Callos M 31 Carpentry Vincent Conchada M 42 Carpentry Manny Espedido M 27 Carpentry Gilbert Peñano M 43 Carpentry Edgardo Acunin M 24 Tile Setting Eric Pumariga M 37 Tile Setting Angelo Gremio M 35 Welding Walter Olavario M 36 Welding Pablo, Jr. Deterala M 44 Electrician Jeffrey Liwag M 29 Electrician Roberto Quinito M 37 Electrician Francia Forcadela M. 66 Candle Making Mabini Castro F 35 Trading Store Enrico Maanio M 52 Trading Store Carmelita Ybarola F 65 Masbate DOLE Integrated Livelihood Albert E. Bandol Male 22 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Richard Parilla Bascon Male 30 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Ramon Rosales Cañete Male 29 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Felix Alimpolos Libongcogon Male 32 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Mariel Sinining Parilla Male 29 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Dioperto Piamonte Ga Male 35 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Gerardo E. Tamayo Male 49 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Carlos Alcantara Alinsoot Male 42 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Alejandro E. Rodrigo Male 44 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Fredly Gonzales Basbas Male 43 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Gilbert Franco Malaque Male 31 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Nicky Lirasan Piañar Male 21 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Jose Andales Rivera Male 39 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Dhenybie Samson Bajar Male 21 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Amado Jr. L. Becamon Male 54 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Warren Consulta Daligdig Male 37 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Johnny Siguisabal Parilla Male 54 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Mary joy T. Duran Female 31 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Ana Grace Muñez Mariano Female 27 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Neldie Tario Serafin Female 41 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Geronima Delgado Serafin Female 59 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Dibie Lan Provadora Yanson Female 28 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Arien P. Dagohoy Female 30 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Yanie Gimena Panghubasan Female 37 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Margie Conde Gomez Female 54 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Gina Calipay Bruza Female 45 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Danica Arreglo Lebajan Female 22 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Sofia Tumlos Maristela Female 29 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Lani Bautista Noynay Female 60 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Annie Faith Galanaga Racho Female 29 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Roselyn Santor Female 30 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Susan Antiola Canales Female 56 LGU ESPERANZA, MASBATE Program (DILP) DOLE Integrated Livelihood Amador S.
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