Politics · Philippines Bureau
Bukidnon honors 58 centenarians with government cash incentive program
The Bukidnon provincial government has officially recognized 58 residents who have reached 100 years of age, with 36 still living. The centenarians are receiving financial support through a dedicated provincial program.
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MARAMAG, Bukidnon — The Bukidnon provincial government has formally registered 58 centenarians under its Provincial Centenarian Cash Incentive Program, according to data released Wednesday by the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office.
The initiative recognizes the province's oldest living residents by providing them with recurring financial assistance. Of the 58 registered centenarians, 36 are still alive, making them eligible beneficiaries of the support program.
The cash incentive scheme represents the provincial government's commitment to honoring and supporting the elderly population who have reached the milestone of 100 years. The program aims to improve the quality of life for the province's most senior citizens through direct financial aid.
The Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office continues to maintain updated records of centenarians residing in Bukidnon to ensure eligible recipients receive their benefits and to properly document the province's aging population demographics.