DIPOLOG: CHED Opens Ahead Grant for Nursing and Allied Health Students
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Bam Aquino fulfills campaign promise with launching of RLE financial assistance for nursing, allied health sciences students
Another campaign promise fulfilled for Senator Bam Aquino as his Related Learning Experience (RLE) financial assistance program was formally launched on Monday, May 25, 2026, by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) through the AHEAD (Allied Health Experiential Assistance for Deserving Students) grant. Sen. Bam helped secure the P500 million allocation in the 2026 national budget to help cover the RLE expenses of nursing and allied health sc…
Applications are now open for the Allied Health Experiential Assistance for Deserving Students or AHEAD program of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for students in nursing and other allied health science courses. Through the program, qualified students will receive a one-time subsidy of ₱25,000 to help with their Related Learning Experience (RLE) and other expenses for clinical and practical training. According to CHED, applicants must …
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