The Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino (4PH) Program of President
Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s administration, through the Department of Human
Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) and other relevant government
agencies, aims to build six (6) million housing units by 2028, generating around
1.7 million jobs yearly. (MBL/PIA-4A)
More than providing safer and more resilient homes, the Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino (4PH) Program of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s administration has provided Filipino families living in danger-prone areas a new hope for a more
stable future.
At least 360 families from Bacoor City, Cavite benefitted from the government’s resettlement program catering to informal settler families primarily affected by
the Supreme Court Mandamus Program in cleaning and preserving Manila Bay.
The Ciudad Kaunlaran in Barangay Molino II is part of the 4PH housing
project constructed in two
phases: the 880-unit Ciudad Kaunlaran Phase 1
that was divided between
nine (9) low-rise buildings
and six (6) buildings; and
the Ciudad Kaunlaran
Phase 2 which is a two
(2)-unit low rise housing
project comprising of 120
units that is currently in its
pre-construction stage.
Ronalyn Aropay
was among the 360 new
homeowners who personally received their Certificate of Eligibility Housing
Allocation from President
Marcos Jr. on January 12.
“Of course, I am
very happy we got to leave
the danger zone. I am now
sure that my children are
safe,” Ronalyn toldshared
with the Philippine Information Agency CALABARZON.
A single mother,
Ronalyn raised her three
young children as a nail
technician in a shopping
mall in the city. But as her
children grew, so did their
needs, prompting her to
look for higher-paying jobs
overseas.
With the key to
their new home tucked in
her hands, Ronalyn and
her kids will walk to a future as stable and safe as
the house handed to them
through the 4PH program.
“I am planning
to work abroad [to earn
more]. So I am thankful
that before I leave, I know
that my kids are safe, and
they have better living
[condition].”
Like many fathers who were present
during the inauguration
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of the Ciudad Kaunlaran
Housing Project, Ruben
Consolacion could not
contain his joy and relief
as he could soon move his
family into a better home.
Ruben, who
makes a living for his family of five as a fisherman,
used to live with his family
near the coast of Cavite
province, gathering shellfish like tahong which the
city of Bacoor is known for.
“I am very happy.
This is a really big help
to my family because the
house we are now living in
is better than the one we
used to have.”
He is relieved
to finally have a home of
his own through the 4PH
Program, which not only
opened doors for better
living conditions for his
family but also opened
new doors to new livelihood opportunities.
“ T h e r e
are more job opportunities for us because there
are more places where
we can apply. I am very
thankful to President Marcos because this housing
program is a big help for
us. This new home is also
a new life for my family,”
Ruben added.
Led by the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD), the
4PH Program is one of the
Marcos administration’s
flagship housing projects
which aims to build six (6)
million housing units by
2028, generating around
1.7 million jobs yearly.
(Patricia Bermudez, PIA4A
