16 April 2024– Marcos Village, Mabalacat City. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) collaborated with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to conduct a four-day authentication process for existing beneficiaries of the 4Ps program in Barangay Marcos Village, Mabalacat City. This initiative aimed to streamline authentication while simultaneously registering residents for the PhilSys program.

The event saw a significant turnout, with many residents participating in the verification process. Notably, even children aged 1-4 years old were registered for PhilSys, ensuring their inclusion in the program from a young age. The combined effort resulted in the successful authentication of 224 individuals for the 4Ps program and the registration of 311 residents for PhilSys.

Among the participants were a group of indigenous people (IPs) residing in Haduan Village and Calapi Negrito. Due to the remote location of their communities, obtaining government-issued IDs often proves challenging. The extended registration hours, stretching until 8:30 pm on some days, aimed to accommodate everyone despite their location. To manage the large crowd effectively, the team implemented a queuing system, ensuring an orderly flow throughout the event.

However, a hurdle emerged during the verification process – the lack of identification documents for some IPs. Recognizing the challenges faced by this community, the team displayed flexibility and resourcefulness. They resourced to alternative documents like barangay certifications as proof of identity, allowing these individuals to participate in the program. This approach ensured inclusivity and prevented unnecessary delays for the IPs.

The team's professionalism and preparedness were evident throughout the event. Their training equipped them to handle unforeseen situations like the lack of IDs, ensuring a smooth registration process for all participants. Additionally, the barangay's cooperation in providing alternative verification methods proved invaluable to the success of the initiative.

Overall, the 4Ps verification and PhilSys registration drive in Barangay Marcos Village was a success. The combined efforts of the PSA, DSWD, and the barangay officials not only streamlined the authentication process but also expanded access to the PhilSys program for a wider segment of the community, including children and indigenous residents. This collaborative approach paves the way for future initiatives aimed at promoting social welfare and inclusivity.

01 May 2024 – SM City Pampanga Event Center. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) participated in the Department of Labor and Employment's (DOLE) Labor Day event held at SM City Pampanga on May 1, 2024. Hosted by DOLE Region III, the event commenced with opening remarks delivered by Hon. Lilia "Nanay Baby" Pineda, Vice Governor of Pampanga, followed by an official ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The event attracted a significant number of job seekers, encompassing recent graduates and unemployed individuals. DOLE collaborated with various government agencies to offer comprehensive support services specifically tailored for first-time job seekers. A surge of activity was witnessed as numerous applicants actively explored job opportunities and sought valuable work experience at various booths. Notably, several companies conducted on-site hiring to fill immediate staffing needs.

In addition to job opportunities, the PSA established a dedicated booth to facilitate PhilSys registration for attendees. The registration process proved particularly beneficial for job seekers interested in pursuing international employment opportunities, as a PhilID/ePhilID is a mandatory requirement for obtaining a Philippine passport. Furthermore, the PSA booth addressed inquiries related to PhilSys registration from a diverse group, including job seekers and casual visitors. While a total of 28 individuals successfully completed PhilSys registration on that day, unforeseen technical difficulties hindered the issuance of ePhilIDs.

12 June 2024 – EVENT CENTER SM CITY CLARK PAMPANGA. The program commenced with an invocation and the singing of the Philippine National Anthem. Following these formalities, opening remarks were delivered by distinguished guests including Mr. Jerwin M. Jalandoni, Mall Manager of SM City Clark; Hon. Cherry Manalo, Board Member, 1st District; Mr. Ferdinand Calma, PESO Manager; and Mr. Franco Alejo Madlangbayan, City Administrator of Mabalacat City.

The program then continued with keynote addresses presented by esteemed figures: Mr. Jose Miguel R. Dela Rosa, Vice President and Finance Group of Clark Development Corporation; Ms. Joyce Manansala, Director of Human Resources, Administration, Legal and Corporate Affairs Division of Clark Investors and Locators Association; Geraldine Panlilio, Regional Director of DOLE Regional Office; Assistant Regional Director of DOLE, Mr. Alejandro Inza Cruz; and DTI Provincial Director, Elenita R. Ordonio.

The highlight of the program included the ceremonial awarding of the DOLE Integrated Livelihood Program. The recipients were the LGU of Mexico, Pampanga, receiving 1.5 Million Pesos, and the LGU of Arayat, Pampanga was awarded 1 Million Pesos. Additionally, 16 individual beneficiaries from the TUPAD program received Certificates of Eligibility.

Following the awards ceremony, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held, signifying the official opening of the job fair. The fair offered a wide range of positions from companies within the Clark Freeport Zone, SM City Clark Supermarket, and Department Store, catering to both fresh graduates and experienced professionals. Many job seekers participated in company-administered exams and interviews, with some receiving immediate job offers.

The PhilSys team established a registration booth, providing valuable services to attendees. These services included Step-2 registration for unregistered job seekers, ePhilID issuance for applicants requiring valid identification, and information dissemination regarding the digital National ID program. The PhilSys team actively assisted numerous job seekers, particularly those who were not yet registered, and addressed inquiries about PhilID replacement with damage front facing photograph, information updates, and required documentation for corrections.

The event culminated in a successful outcome. Job seekers were presented with new career opportunities, and a significant number registered for the PhilSys program. The PhilSys team of Pampanga remains dedicated to fulfilling the program's goals and objectives, actively contributing to the national identification system.

22 JULY 2024 – EVENT CENTER PAMPANGA HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS. The 2024 Brigada Eskwela program officially commenced in San Fernando, Pampanga with a lively motorcade that traversed the city's central access route. Originating at Pampanga High School, the procession served to generate public awareness and garner community support for the upcoming school year.

Following the motorcade, attendees registered for the program and were welcomed by a distinguished panel of guests. Representatives included Mr. Richard C. Agustin, Principal IV of Pampanga High School, and the esteemed Mayor of San Fernando, Hon. Vilma B. Caluag. Their welcome messages undoubtedly underscored the significance of collaborative efforts in preparing schools for the incoming student body.

Further solidifying their commitment to Brigada Eskwela 2024, representatives from various stakeholder organizations, including PSA Pampanga, participated in a Pledge of Commitment ceremony. This symbolic act demonstrated their unwavering dedication towards ensuring a well-equipped and welcoming learning environment for students.

The program culminated with the formal opening remarks and inauguration delivered by Dr. Leonado V. Zapanta, CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent. Dr. Zapanta's address likely served as a pivotal moment, outlining the program's goals and mobilizing the stakeholders for a successful Brigada Eskwela 2024.

28 AUGUST 2024 – JOSE SONGCO LAPID CULTURAL SPORTS AND CIVIC CENTER, PORAC PAMPANGA. A successful government Youth Caravan was held in the municipality with the theme “Kabataan Nagbabayanihan para sa Poraquenian”, offering essential services to residents. The event began with registration, followed by a formal opening ceremony featuring prayers and national anthems. Local officials, including Mayor Jaime V. Capil, Vice Mayor Francis Laurence Tamayo, SK Federation President Angelo B. David, and Sangguniang Bayan members Trisha Angelie G. Capil and Cystal Joy C. Pineda, delivered inspiring messages.

The program's centerpiece was an information session where representatives from the Philippine Regulatory Commission (PRC), Social Security System (SSS), Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), PhilHealth LHIO, Commission on Elections, and the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) provided valuable information about their services. The event concluded with a raffle draw.

To further promote PhilSys registration, the team led by Registration Center Supervisor Ezra De Guzman and Registration Kit Operator Kyle Cristopher Duya continued to assist residents throughout the day. The outreach program was a resounding success, demonstrating the government's commitment to serving its constituents. 

The MCGI Grand Fiesta on October 3, 2024, at the MCGI Convention Center in Apalit, Pampanga, included a co-location event involving the PhilSys team. The event began with opening remarks by Daniel Razon, head of the MCGI.

The Grand Fiesta offered various free services to the community, including haircuts, medical and optical check-ups, and groceries. Additionally, government agencies such as the SSS, NBI, Pag-IBIG Fund, La Verdad College of Apalit, PSA, and PhilSys were invited to provide their services.

The PhilSys team established a registration booth to assist unregistered MCGI members in obtaining their ePhilIDs and digital national IDs.