The Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) is a capability-building program of the Department of Social Welfare and Development for poor, vulnerable, and marginalized households and communities. It helps participants build the skills and assets needed to establish or maintain sustainable livelihoods.
SLP interventions are organized through Microenterprise Development and Employment Facilitation. Available assistance may include skills development, livelihood planning, seed-capital support subject to program rules, employment preparation, and connections with partner institutions.
Eligibility, funding, schedules, and available interventions depend on official assessment and current program resources. Residents should confirm local opportunities and documentary requirements with DSWD or the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office before submitting information.