Dulce Saguisag

Filipino social worker and politician

Dulce Saguisag - Leaders & Politicians born September 5th, 1943
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Served as the 10th Secretary of Social Welfare and Development in the Philippines, focusing on social welfare policies and programs. Held various positions in government and non-governmental organizations aimed at improving social services in the country. Contributed to legislative measures enhancing social justice and welfare services. Engaged in community outreach initiatives promoting the welfare of marginalized populations.

Served as Secretary of Social Welfare and Development

Implemented policies for social welfare programs

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