DASMARIÑAS, CAVITE — Demonstrating its steadfast commitment to sustaining local enterprises and preserving workers’ livelihoods, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Cavite Provincial Office officially awarded ₱500,000 worth of business enhancement equipment to two local establishments under the DOLE Adjustment Measures Program (AMP).
Medicaport Medical Clinic received a ₱300,000 grant, while 3’s Maria’s Fish Stall was granted ₱200,000. The newly turned-over equipment is designed to directly upgrade operational capacity, improve service delivery, and boost business efficiency for both beneficiaries.
This turnover marks a significant milestone following the intensive DOLE AMP Open Business Seminar and Workshop Series held in September 2026. During the four-day program, the enterprise owners and key staff were trained in financial resilience, strategic marketing, and process improvements, equipping them with the technical know-how needed to optimize their newly acquired tools.
The turn-over ceremony was led by DOLE Cavite Provincial Director Marivic B. Martinez, alongside AMP Focal Person Kim Margarette B. Martinez and Alternate Focal Person Marites Espineli.
Director Martinez highlighted that these interventions reflect the broader directive of Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino whose administrative advocacy continues to emphasize micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) resilience and sustainable employment creation across the region.
“Through the DOLE AMP framework, we do not simply provide capital equipment; we pair modern assets with rigorous capability-building,” said Director Martinez. “By building on the foundations established during our September training sessions, Medicaport Medical Clinic and 3’s Maria’s Fish Stall are now fully positioned to expand their local footprint and sustain formal employment.”
With the equipment now fully turned over, both establishments are set to rollout upgraded operations, contributing to local economic vitality in Cavite. END/KMBM
