BALANGA City: The Bataan Police Provincial Office in cooperation with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) conducted a livelihood training for its female uniformed and non- uniformed personnel on Pandesal- Making on Monday, March 24.
The livelihood training on bread and pastry production was conducted in partnership with TESDA as part of their memorandum of agreement. It was held at the Post Conference Room of Camp Cirilo Tolentino in Balanga City.
Bataan police director Col. Palmer Tria said the Bataan PNP and TESDA have been working together to provide livelihood opportunities for the police force. This partnership, he said, aims to support government’s efforts to promote economic development and provide sustainable livelihood for the people.
Tria commended TESDA-Bataan for conducting a livelihood program focused on the art of pandesal – making for their officers.
“This initiative not only provides valuable skills and knowledge to our personnel but also empowers them with an opportunity to explore alternative sources of income. By equipping our police officers with livelihood skills, we promote their personal growth, enhance their well-being, and foster a sense of community engagement,” the PD furthered.
“Through programs like these, we continue to uphold our commitment to holistic development, ensuring that our officers are equipped to excel both in their professional duties and in their personal lives,” Tria added.
