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Barangay Councilors	Gabrielle Ann Gener Ronnel Z. Lualhati Jessylyn J. Marata Rolando B. Lichauco Lyn Dc. Alimboyogen Reynaldo U. Arrienda Romulo N. Costales
SK Chairperson	Diego Victor D. Castañeda
Barangay Population	12842 (PROJECTED FOR 2024 BY PSA)
Number of Households	3396 (PSA 2020
Average Household Size: Source: Philippine Statistics Authority, Census of Population, 20xx	3.7 (PSA 2020)
Number of Registered Voters:  Source: Commission on Elections 20xx	Registered Voters: 6416 SK Voters: 1561

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Project 7 originally occupied a 42-hectare lot, divided it into two parts by the Philippine Housing Corporation (PHHC). The first part was called the North Bago Bantay while the second was known as the South Bago Bantay, where Project 7 now resides. During the construction of the housing units, the Social Welfare Administration notified any veterans and low income people in Manila and other suburban areas who were qualified to be given priority in the approval of their application for units.

Originally planned to be named as the “Magsaysay District” in honor of President Magsaysay, it was named Project 7 when the president declined.  The Q.C. Council passed a resolution in 1956 naming it officially as “Veterans Village”, making the veterans living in the community very happy. The Barrio Charter, as provided for by Republic Act No. 1408, gave birth to the creation of the barrio government composed of an elective barrio council.

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SCHOOLS

School/s within the Area	Address
Esteban Abada Elementary School	Palomaria St. cor. Calumpit St., Brgy. Veterans Village
Lucresia Kasilag Senior High School	39 Bansalangin St., Brgy. Veterans Village, Project 7