A project initiated by Deputy Speaker Wes Gatchalian, in conjunction with the “Market on Wheels” project of the Local Government Unit of Valenzuela City, and together with CDO Foodsphere, Inc. Its purpose is to bring basic goods closer to the doorsteps of Valenzuelanos at a relatively cheaper price.

The distribution of over 100,000 Da Best Kalusugan Kits is a project of Deputy Speaker Wes Gatchalian to help alleviate the rising expenses of his constituents as we all continue to face unemployment, financial insecurity, unprecedented health risks, among others, brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Included in every kit prepared by the hardworking Team Da Best are: a face mask, a face shield, a bottle of alcohol, tablets of vitamin C, and a health guide.

Deputy Speaker Wes distributed more than 24,000 tablets for the students in Valenzuela City, to help them with their distance learning. At the moment, conducting classes virtually has been seen as the best solution in order to ensure the safety and security of the students without compromising their education. In line with this, DS Wes started this initiative so that no student gets left behind in the city.

Financial assistance for hospitalized constituents, Mobile Clinic

- 30 November 2020 – Cong. Wes distributed food packs, financial assistance, and raw chickens to the 800 Rizalenos affected by the typhoon. This was made possible through the assistance of Cong. Fidel Nograles. - 15 November 2020 – Cong. Wes presented checks, as well as other forms of assistance (basic necessities) to Gov. Joseph Cua, Gov. Al Francis Bichara, and Gov. Migz Villafuerte. - 12 November 2020 – Cong. Wes paid a visit to the survivors of Typhoon Ulysses who were forced to evacuate to Paltok Elementary School and Valenzuela National High School until conditions in their residences improve. - 27 July 2020 – Cong. Wes distributed food packs, financial assistance, and raw chickens to the 22 families affected by the fire in Jacinto St., Marulas.

WES Education Program has provided 2,263 students and distributed Php 13,300,600 through this program.