Senator Christopher “Bong” Go was invited as keynote speaker on Thursday, August 24, in the Gender and Development (GAD) activity of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Occidental Mindoro held at Midas Hotel in Pasay City. Organized by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Occidental Mindoro, the occasion’s theme was “Gender Fair Language: Speak…
Senator Christopher “Bong” Go was invited as keynote speaker on Thursday, August 24, in the Gender and Development activity of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Occidental Mindoro held at Midas Hotel in Pasay City.
The event brought together local leaders, government officials, and advocates to discuss and strategize ways to further promote GAD initiatives in the province. The workshops and training sessions during the event were carefully curated to address various aspects of language use, ranging from drafting legislative documents to effective public speaking. Attendees were given a platform to exchange experiences and ideas, fostering a collaborative spirit that is crucial for the successful implementation of GAD initiatives.
“Together, let us embrace the challenge of speaking right, of choosing words that unite rather than divide, of building a community that celebrates diversity and promotes equality,” he added. “Mga kababayan ko as your chairman po ng Committee on Health, gusto ko lang pong ibalita sa inyo, mayroon na ho tayong 158 na Malasakit Center sa buong Pilipinas na laging handang tumulong po sa ating mga kababayan. Ang Malasakit Center po is a one-stop shop.
“Mayroon rin po akong isinusulong na mga proyekto katulad po ng Super Health Center. Ano po itong Super Health Center? It’s a medium type of a polyclinic po kung saan po’y pwede na diyan ang panganganak, dental, laboratory, x-ray. At pwede pong i-expand ng LGUs. Halimbawa, magdecide si Mayor na lagyan n’ya po ng dialysis machine, pwede rin po. Iyan po ang Super Health Center,” Go explained.
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