Oriental Mindoro
Mindoreños are proud of the fact that there are four things that cannot be found anywhere else in the world except in Mindoro: the peace-loving indigenous Mangyans, the towering majestic Mt. Halcon, the Tamaraw (bubalus mindorensis) a species of wild buffalo now facing extinction, and Naujan Lake.
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Programs & Services
A financial assistance program provides monetary support to individuals, families, or organizations to help them meet essential needs, cover unexpected expenses, or achieve specific goals for Oriental Mindoreños.
The Governor’s Social and Medical Assistance Center (GSMAC) provide essential medical and health assistance. It offers financial support for a wide range of healthcare needs, including hospitalizations, prescription medications, ensuring access to quality healthcare for Oriental Mindoreños.
This service offers comprehensive training programs designed to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed. Tailored to meet specific needs, enhancing performance, fostering professional growth, and ensuring a competitive edge of Oriental Mindoreños.
Online payment services allow Mindoreños to pay electronically for RPT and other financial transactions. This ensures convenience, speed, and security for Oriental Mindoreños.
We are the home to MAHAL TANA: MA for Mangyan, the island’s first people, quiet custodians of ancient wisdom who preserve their language, artistry, and lifeways, with grace and dignity: HA for Halcon, the towering mountain whose peaks touch both cloud and legend, a place for reverence and challenge that guards the island’s heart: TA for Tamaraw, the rare and resilient guardian of the forests, found nowhere else on Earth, a living emblem of strength, courage and pride: and NA for Naujan Lake, a vast and glimmering sanctuary of life, the nation’s fifth-largest lake, whose wetlands offer refuge to birds, fish, and memory.