Kaampaka was also granted materials for the construction and repair of fish traps and fish cages by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)-CARAGA Region. It is now and will be the primary source of raw materials for the dried danggit social enterprise. BFAR was also tapped to help the members in providing the skills in fish drying while the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) trained them in packaging, labeling and marketing their products. The DTI also helped them ensuring product quality and product safety. Kaampaka has also just been granted by Foundation for Sustainable Society (FSSI) to support their dried danggit social enterprise for the purchase of equipment essential for fish drying including initial capital to buy raw materials and initial allowances for Kaampaka member-staff of the enterprise.