PLDT and its wireless unit Smart are collaborating with International Justice Mission Philippines to support the government’s response and efforts to cooperate with the international community amid rising cases of online sexual abuse and exploitation of children.

Women farmers in Northern Luzon are leading a technology-driven transformation. In a region where agriculture fuels local economies, women are leveraging tech to modernize their farms, boost productivity, and secure better incomes.

For this former OFW turned entrepreneur, technology and hard work go together in growing a home-based business.

PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart now have over 100 Certified Energy Managers comprised of their network operations and facilities management personnel, reinforcing their commitment to operational resource efficiency and compliance with environmental management regulations.

This collaboration will make the 1343 Actionline, a 24/7 hotline dedicated to assisting victims of human trafficking, more accessible to Filipinos overseas through zero-rated calls via the Tindahan ni Bossing (TinBo) app.

PLDT and its wireless arm Smart have been testing disruptive next-generation tech, while in the process offering future mavericks a glimpse into the telco industry's cutting-edge advancements.

Initiatives to empower persons with disabilities and help them uplift their livelihoods through technology form part of PLDT Group's IDEATE program or Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Advocacy through Technology.

PLDT and Smart’s support for the Fiesta Señor and Sinulog Festival 2025 aligns with the PLDT Group’s commitment to fostering Cebuano faith and culture, uniting devotees all over the world through reliable communication and connectivity.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart have respectively established policies to conserve biodiversity, prevent net deforestation, and support nature-based solutions as they continue to expand presence and roll out network infrastructure across the country.

Mayet suffered a debilitating knee injury years ago while working at her previous job, which forced her to find alternative ways of earning a living.