Grab, Manila provide thousands of livelihood opportunities to help Manileños recover from the pandemic

Grab Philippines together with the City government of Manila, has announced its partnership which aims to leverage on Grab’s platform, and provide livelihood opportunities to thousands of Manilenos who have been greatly affected by the pandemic, thus helping them recover from the impacts of the pandemic.

At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Grab has launched its GrabBayanihan program with the aim of helping Filipinos respond and recover from the pandemic. While GrabBayanihan has delivered protection and support to Filipinos during the early stages of the pandemic, Grab is again calling on the spirit of bayanihan – this time through local government partners across Metro Manila.  At least 20,000 displaced workers and tricycle drivers, and 5,000 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are expected to benefit from this socio-economic recovery initiative and will be able to bounce back from the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grab launches “Sagot Kita” Campaign to Help Filipinos Adapt to the New Normal

• In celebration of it’s 8th anniversary, Grab is bringing back experiences that Filipinos miss the most, and fulfilling requests they missed out on during the lockdown to help them cope with the new normal
• As the Philippine embraces the new normal, Grab is also giving away over 100 deals and promos on GrabFood, GrabExpress, GrabMart, and more to help Filipinos do more and get the things they need at the comforts of their homes 

Adapting to the new reality will take some time, especially with daily routines drastically altered. Things are no longer as simple as it once was. Going out during weekends, meeting friends over coffee, getting a quick milk tea fix— all of these are now hampered by the various safety precautions.

As Southeast Asia's leading everyday super app, Grab is helping Filipinos adapt to the new normal by becoming their everyday partner. 

Grab launches GrabBayanihan Car for healthcare workers starting June 8

• The specialized fleet will be of temporary exclusive use to healthcare workers of Grab’s partner hospitals and clinics, and will not receive bookings made for other GrabCar services in order to reduce the risk of contamination.
• GrabBayanihan Car volunteer driver-partners have undergone hygiene and infection prevention training and were provided with the necessary personal protective equipment to safeguard their health and well-being.
• GrabBayanihan Car passengers will enjoy subsidized fares and zero surge rates.

As ride-hailing services resume, Grab continues to innovate as it launches GrabBayanihan Car - a specialized fleet temporarily dedicated to healthcare workers of Grab’s partner hospitals and clinics, starting June 8, 2020.

“Since the beginning of the fight against COVID-19, Grab has always been working on ways to support those who are working on the frontlines most especially our healthcare workers who have been central in this fight against the pandemic. Words can not express how thankful we are to our hospital partners, corporate partners, volunteer drivers, and our #OneGrab community who have made this innovation possible for our health care workers,” said Brian Cu, Grab Philippines President.

Novuhair® Boosts Optimism Via Free Workout

NOVUHAIR®, the leading natural hair loss treatment in the Philippines, partnered with The Fit Filipino (FITFIL) Movement lead by Jim & Toni Saret, the brand’s VIP Fitness Coaches, to a FREE 20-day Facebook Live workout aimed at improving your wellness quotient goals through a “Bulletproof Immune System Activity Booster”. 

This workout program is designed to help beginners and complement the workout of those with active exercise routines. 

You can still join the program from May 18 until May 29, 2020. Happening everyday from Monday to Friday at 4pm live on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fitfilmovement

Learn more at https://bit.ly/3fT3zEm

Bedtime Hacks to Sleep Better At Night

Getting quality sleep is easier said than done especially for people who are often exposed to stressful environments. According to Huffpost, stress is one of the major causes of brain hyperactivity which keeps us wide awake until the wee hours of the morning.

Sleep deprivation affects the body much more than people may think. Harvard Health says that aside from being cranky all day, not getting enough sleep also causes people memory loss, weight loss, slow learning, or worse—cardiovascular diseases.

With a few tricks that can be included in a daily night ritual, this stress can be managed in order for people to get that better sleep. Here are a few things to consider doing before hopping on the bed at night.

Prevent the Spread of Virus with these Simple Ways

These days, remaining sickness-free and being as healthy as possible continues to be a global priority. Taking extra measures is understandable; everyone wants to be safe and for their families to be far away from harm. 

The simplest and most common ways to take care of oneself are often overlooked. As a reminder, here are a few things to keep in mind to prevent catching or spreading viruses:

Honda Philippines releases the new Filipino-inspired BeAT in Philippine craftsmanship

Honda Philippines, Inc. (HPI) the No. 1 motorcycle manufacturer in the Philippines, introduces The New BeAT, the AT model especially made by Filipinos. 

HPI is proud to announce that The New BeAT will be manufactured in the Philippines this coming March. The localization of The New BeAT model signifies that HPI’s commitment to give products that are relevant to the needs and lifestyle of its consumers.  It is a reflection of Honda’s dedication to fulfill the growing needs of the Filipino market inspired by today’s millennial lifestyle.  This is the ideal mix of performance, style, and function for the Filipino consumers who are youthful, fun-loving, cool and funky.