SSS ANNOUNCES LIST OF AREAS WITH SSS CALAMITY RELIEF PACKAGE FOR GLENDA-HIT MEMBERS; APPLICATION STARTS ON AUGUST 01



  All qualifed members of the Social Security System (SSS) residing within the following 
areas declared under state of calamity due to Typhoon Glenda by the National Disaster Risk 
Reduction  and Management  Council may  avail  of  loans  and  advanced  pension  payments 
under the SSS CALAMITY RELIEF PACKAGE:

  01. OBANDO, BULACAN 12. IBAAN, BATANGAS
  02. CAVITE          13. MALVAR, BATANGAS
  03. LAGUNA          14. BATANGAS CITY
  04. RIZAL           15. QUEZON PROVINCE
  05. TAAL, BATANGAS       16. ALBAY
  06. CUENCA, BATANGAS       17. CAMARINES SUR
  07. STA.TERESITA, BATANGAS    18. TIGAON, CAMARINES SUR
  08. LAUREL, BATANGAS       19. BULA, CAMARINES SUR
  09. LEMERY, BATANGAS      20. NAGA CITY
  10. SAN NICOLAS, BATANGAS  21. SAMAR
  11. PADRE GARCIA, BATANGAS    22. MUNTINLUPA CITY

  Applications  will  be  accepted  at  any  SSS  branch  starting  August  01,  2014 
(Friday). 

  The  deadline  of  submission  of  applications  is  on October  31,  2014  except  for  the 
Direct  House  Repair  and  Improvement  Loan, which  is  one  year  after  the  issuance  of  its 
corresponding SSS circular.

  For details and inquiries, please contact the SSS Call Center at (02) 920-6446 to 55, 
or email member_relations@sss.gov.ph.

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