Published March 12, 2021, 1:48 PM
State-run Social Security System (SSS) has released P33.4 billion in calamity loans and unemployment insurance benefits (UIB) last year in support of government efforts to mitigate the economic shock of the COVID-19 pandemic on wage earners.
In a report submitted to Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission Chairman Carlos G. Dominguez III, the pension fund said they released P31.69 billion in calamity loans for 2.12 million member-borrowers, and P1.71 billion in UIB for 136,000 claimants were disbursed in 2020.
Of the total calamity loans, SSS released P30.47 billion in salary loans for 1.28 million members, and extended pension loans totaling P3.4 billion to 74,799 borrowers last year.
KSAT Community resource guide: How to help nonprofits in San Antonio or find city services you can support or use
Were you affected by the 2021 Texas Severe Winter Storm?
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SAN ANTONIO – Are you looking for an opportunity to serve your community?
KSAT Community is partnering with local nonprofits to help San Antonians recover from the aftermath of the winter storm last week.
Here are some groups you can help, if you are in a position to do so.
Roy Maas Youth Alternatives (RMYA)
RMYA needs help with monetary donations to help repair multiple buildings, equipment and replace spoiled food.
The City of San Antonio on Wednesday will launch an Emergency Resource Call Center (ERCC) and website to assist residents affected by the recent severe winter weather.
Live Updates: Resources for after the storm
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Hundreds of San Antonians stand in line to enter the H-E-B at West Avenue and Blanco Road at noon on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, after snow and freezing temperatures caused the closing the the store chain and most businesses.Billy CalzadaShow MoreShow Less
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CPS Energy crews were seen driving along Vance Jackson Road during another day of snow in San Antonio on Thursday, Feb 18, 2021. “This extreme weather event has caused unimaginable hardships,” SAWS President and CEO Robert R. Puente says of the arctic blast that left hundreds of thousands without power for hours at a time while also leading to burst pipes and other water supply problems.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less