Vice President Leni Robredo launched the BAHAYanihan housing project for communities impacted by the series of typhoons that ravaged the Philippines in the second half of 2020. The BAHAYanihan, according to the Vice President, would begin at Barangay Mauraro in Guinobatan, Albay, to assist people who have lost their homes due to the lahar flow caused by Typhoon Rolly.

The Office of Vice-President Leni Robredo announced in June 2020 that it had provided five buses to locals stranded in Metro Manila so they could return to their home provinces. The buses were scheduled for trips to Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon, according to the OVP. Previously, Robredo's office ferried 584 travelers to various towns in Albay.

The OVP’s expense details also showed that most of its COVID-19 relief assistance went to Metro Manila with 28,905 packs. Bulacan got 14,436 packs; Rizal province, 4,561; and Cavite, 2,491. Majority of the relief pack’s recipients was poor families from rural areas (14,812), public transportation drivers (14,612), and urban poor communities (8,020).

The OVP provided assistance for poor families and individuals/ communities affected by the pandemic in the form food packs and the establishment of community kitchens and gardens. The project aims to address hunger in the poorest communities affected by the pandemic. The initiative continues this year but has shifted to donations received from various donors.

The OVP continues to provide medical assistance during the Enhanced Community Quarantine through Guarantee Letters (GLs) in collaboration with its partner Service Providers for faster service in assisting poor, marginalized, vulnerable, and disadvantaged individuals. The list of requirements will be provided through the Service Provider.

The Oasis Project, which provides temporary housing units for health workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, was formally opened by the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and its partner agencies from the private sector. According to a statement issued by the OVP, the project is the realization of the shared vision of Vice President Leni Robredo and her Angat Buhay partners of providing a “haven” where frontline workers could “rest and recharge” in their battle against the pandemic.

The OVP launched an e-book project to educate children and students about COVID-19 together with partners from the UP College of Education and Canva.

The Office of the Vice President (OVP) has launched a COVID Data Tracker, which makes it easier to look at numbers and data related to the Philippines' COVID-19 situation.

The tracker, which was kept on a Google sheet, showed the overall number of infections in each region, province, and city or municipality. The incidence level (high, medium, low, and no transmission) was also given per 100,000 individuals, as well as the impacted localities.

The OVP offered medical and burial assistance for poor, marginalized, vulnerable, and disadvantaged individuals.

Vice President Leni Robredo launched a mobile antigen testing program called “Swab Cab” in areas with high COVID-19 transmission rates in a bid to help local government units (LGUs) quell rising coronavirus cases.

The Vice President said Swab Cab will be using antigen test kits that have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration and have registered a high efficacy rate. To make Swab Cab possible, the OVP partnered with the Kaya Natin! Movement and Ube Express Inc, the same bus line they worked with for their free shuttle service for frontliners.

Bayanihan E-Konsulta is a free service which aims to aid those who cannot afford to access medical services or other existing teleconsult platforms.

The program is conducted with the help of volunteer doctors and health professionals following a screening process done by volunteers for its call center. Robredo said the Bayanihan E-Konsulta is not just restricted to COVID-19 patients, since those experiencing other diseases may avail of the free teleconsultation services as well. Under Vice President Leni Robredo's "Bayanihan E-Konsulta" project, COVID-19 patients may be provided with a thermometer, a pulse oximeter, medicines, and even a disinfectant while undergoing quarantine at home. The kits also come with monitor sheets and other instructions recommended by doctors for home care.

The Office of the Vice President (OVP) seeked assistance and donations of PPE Supplies (N95 Mask, Surgical Gown, Medical Cloves, Goggles, Head Cover, Shoe Cover) Medical Supplies (Alcohol, Sanitizer, Face Shield, Surgical Mask), and Logistical Support for health workers and frontliners.

The OVP also seeked assistance for livelihood support for local producers by directly ordering PPEs and masks from sewing communities

The Vaccine Express is a free drive-through COVID-19 immunization drive spearheaded by the  Office of the Vice President.

The initiative began in June when Robredo and the city government of Manila launched a drive-thru vaccination for tricycle and pedicab drivers.

The Office of the Vice President (OVP) said they partnered with the municipal government of Capas, Tarlac to inoculate some 500 Aetas with a first dose of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine

Robredo's Vaccine Express was deployed in Pasig City to inoculate about 4,000 local residents who are under the A5 category or the indigent population.

It also teamed up with the Quezon City government earlier this month to vaccinate transportation workers and operators. Outside Metro Manila, the Vaccine Express also extended its help to LGUs in Iriga City and Naga City in the Bicol Region.

Vice President Leni Robredo has called to owners of old and extra but functional gadgets to donate them to students and teachers who may use such devices for distance learning. With the assistance of #AngatBuhay partner “Kaya Natin! Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership”, the Vice President’s office accepts donations for smartphone, tablet, laptop, and desktop computer in working condition.

The OVP has launched an online video series aimed at assisting teachers and parents as the country's education system shifts to new modes of instruction due to the coronavirus pandemic. The initiative, dubbed "Bayanihan E-skwela," includes videos that provide insights from academic experts on the changes in the education system as well as tips on teaching and assisting learners from various grade levels.

This program is aimed at allowing students who lack the gadgets or the internet connections find a place for distance and blended learning — modes of education pursued by the government to avoid COVID-19 transmissions — to be able to continue studying and complying with requirements.

The project, an initiative of the OVP and its private sector partners JCI Manila, Ligaya ng Panginoon-Youth, and PLDT Enterprise, also has other facilities set up in Caloocan City; Taytay, Rizal; Himamaylan, Negros Occidental; Lucena City; and Tabaco City, Albay. Meanwhile, future hubs will be created for learners in Balete, Aklan and San Jose, Camarines Sur.

HEROES 2021 is a three-part series based on Thames' experiential and technology-enabled learning model. This would allow teachers to experience the e-learning environment as learners, learning about the benefits and drawbacks of various flexible learning modalities available through online learning technology. It's intended to be a quick-response training program for instructors who need to upskill in order to use Online Learning in the 2020-2021 school year.

Ahon Laylayan Koalisyon is the flagship program of VP Leni Robredo for working with grassroots organizations to form multi-sectoral coalitions that develop their concerns into a common agenda and work with the private and public sectors in fighting poverty through Angat Buhay.

Angat Buhay, Vice President Leni Robredo’s flagship anti-poverty program, is spearheading the construction of 60 transitional shelters for families displaced by the Marawi siege. 

• The Babaenihan campaign focuses on raising awareness on potential challenges of Filipino girls, strengthening LGU involvement in empowering women, sharing good practices on reproductive health, and gender-based violence prevention and response. This OVP-UNFPA partnership aims to achieve sustainable development goals by ensuring that all women's rights including reproductive health are protected, that they are able to find decent work, and that they are able to contribute to the sustainable economic growth of the country.

A volunteer campaign station for Vice President Leni Robredo on Katipunan Avenue in Quezon City has been transformed into a facility for the preparation and distribution of relief goods for areas affected by Typhoon Odette. Robredo personally oversaw the preparations at the volunteer center to expedite the arrival of the relief items.