In January 2024, 13 Barangay Water Consumers Associations signed a 2-year agreement with PFI, resuming monthly water subsidies for over 4,000 households in Ormoc, Merida, and Isabel. This subsidy, temporarily paused in 2023 for compliance updates, provides essential clean water to communities along the LIDE pipeline, supporting health and sanitation.

In January 2024, PASAR Foundation was honored as a key partner in Isabel’s education, recognized for supporting local schools and advancing programs like Indigenous People's Education (IPEd). The award highlights its commitment to improving educational opportunities and fostering academic growth for all students.

In January 2024, 20 youths successfully completed the 25-day Dump Truck Operators Training under PASAR Foundation's CBTHEO program. All participants passed the skills assessment, paving the way for them to become new contractual dump truck operators at PASAR. This initiative highlights the Foundation's commitment to workforce development and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities in local communities.

On January 8, 2024, 24 VOSKTRAP trainees started skills training at KEITECH Leyte, with 16 from Isabel. The program focuses on pipefitting and welding, offering both training and on-the-job experience at PASAR. VOSKTRAP helps reduce unemployment and provides equal opportunities, especially for women in male-dominated fields.

In December 2023, PASAR Foundation, Inc. held its successful annual board meeting in a hybrid format, allowing both in-person and virtual participation. The meeting focused on key initiatives, financial updates, and plans for the future. Trustees reaffirmed their commitment to advancing education, skills, and livelihood programs, with a shared vision for 2024 to continue supporting local communities and driving positive change.