Agimat Partylist Delivers Aid to TODA Members in Tanza, Cavite: Vice Governor Ram Revilla Bautista Joins the Initiative

TANZA, CAVITE — In a meaningful show of support for local transport workers, the Agimat Partylist recently conducted an outreach program for members of the Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association (TODA) in Tanza, Cavite. The initiative aimed to recognize the vital role of tricycle drivers in community mobility and provide them with much-needed assistance to improve their livelihood.

Led by representatives of the Agimat Partylist, the program distributed aid and resources to TODA members, reinforcing the party’s commitment to uplifting grassroots sectors. Tricycle drivers, often considered the lifeblood of local transportation, were honored not just for their service but for their contribution to the daily rhythm of community life.

The event was made possible through the strong collaboration with the local government of Tanza, whose support ensured the smooth and successful implementation of the program. Their active involvement highlighted the importance of local leadership in delivering direct services to constituents.

Cavite Vice Governor Ram Revilla Bautista also graced the event, lending his voice and presence to the cause. Known for his advocacy for inclusive governance and youth empowerment, Vice Governor Bautista emphasized the importance of unity and proactive leadership in building a more resilient Cavite. His participation underscored the provincial government’s commitment to supporting initiatives that benefit everyday workers.

Beyond material aid, the program included educational sessions on road safety, financial literacy, and the benefits of organized transport associations. These efforts aim to empower TODA members not only economically but also socially, equipping them with tools for long-term growth.

This initiative stands as a testament to what can be achieved through cooperation between national representatives, local governments, and community leaders. As Vice Governor Bautista aptly put it, “In a united Cavite, nothing is impossible.”