Cavite Service Caravan reaches Indang for third leg, strengthens delivery of essential services
The Provincial Government of Cavite continues its commitment to bringing accessible and responsive public service closer to communities as the Cavite Service Caravan rolled out its third leg in the Municipality of Indang on May 21, 2026.
Led by Governor Abeng Remulla, the service caravan further reinforced the provincial government’s dedication to inclusive and people-centered governance through the delivery of various frontline services directly to Caviteños.
The one-stop caravan gathered provincial offices, national government agencies, and partner organizations to provide a comprehensive range of programs and assistance aimed at addressing the immediate needs of residents, particularly those with limited access to government services.
Among the key services offered were free medical consultations, dental and oral health care, laboratory services such as ECG and fasting blood sugar tests, pharmacy assistance, and fluoride varnish application for children. Emergency medical support was also made available to ensure prompt response to health-related concerns.
Employment and livelihood opportunities were likewise highlighted through job matching activities, career coaching sessions, and assistance from agencies such as PhilHealth, TESDA, BIR, PSA, DTI, and Landbank of the Philippines. Entrepreneurship support, cooperative assistance, and the promotion of local products through a trade fair also formed part of the caravan.
Agricultural support services, including the distribution of vegetable seeds and seedlings, educational materials, and technical assistance for farmers and fisherfolk, were also extended during the activity.
Meanwhile, social welfare assistance, family planning counseling, legal aid services, and specialized support for persons with disabilities were made accessible to residents. Veterinary services such as anti-rabies vaccination, deworming, and free consultations for pets were likewise provided.
Digital literacy programs, internet connectivity services, and information dissemination booths further promoted awareness and accessibility of government programs among participants.
Joining Governor Remulla during the third leg of the caravan were Vice Governor Ram Revilla Bautista, Congressman Ping Remulla, and 7th District Board Member Aldrin Anacan. They were warmly welcomed by the local officials of Indang headed by Mayor Vergel Fidel.
As the Cavite Service Caravan continues its province-wide rollout, the Provincial Government of Cavite remains steadfast in its mission to make government services more accessible, efficient, and responsive to the needs of every Caviteño. — Office of the Provincial Information Officer