Leonor Conde, 52, and daughter Rose Anne, 16, residents of Brgy. Sisilmin in Cavinti, Laguna Province, weave together a hat, which they’ll sell for ten pesos each. All her life, Rose Anne experienced rushing home from school to help her mother and five other siblings in weaving hats and selling them so they’ll have money continue reading : WEAVING A GOOD LIFE.
DOING IT ALL FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION.
Child-beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program who graduated from high school this March 2015 are positive that they are a step closer to getting out of their current living condition. Pantawid child-beneficiaries Marisol De Castro, Rhea Doce and Jenny Doce, honor-graduates of Sampiro National High School in Brgy.Sampiro, San Juan, Batangas Province, explore all continue reading : DOING IT ALL FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION.
IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH EDUCATION.
Melanie Cabangon, a beneficiary of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program from Brgy. Taguin in Macalelon, Quezon Province, can never be prouder as a mother seeing her children determined to improve their lives through taking their education seriously. Like what she learned from the program, she knows that the hard work of every member of the continue reading : IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH EDUCATION.
FINDING THEIR WORTH IN THE COMMUNITY.
A group of more than 30 mother-grantees of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program in Brgy.Mabato in Maragondon, Cavite Province, finds great satisfaction because they are now considered assets in their barangay. Twice every month, the group engages in volunteer community activities such as clean-up drives as a means to give back to the blessings they continue reading : FINDING THEIR WORTH IN THE COMMUNITY.
FINDING SELF-WORTH DESPITE HER DISABILITY.
Cristina Olivario, 47, of Brgy. Caloocan in Talisay, Batangas Province, lacks self-esteem because of her disability. She has a leg problem and has difficulty in walking, which gets worse as she gets older. Her condition is unknown to her since even the doctors couldn’t give her an explanation of her situation. As a beneficiary of continue reading : FINDING SELF-WORTH DESPITE HER DISABILITY.
NOT WASTING POTENTIALS.
Shaira Perez, 16, a beneficiary of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program from Brgy. Laiya in San Juan, Batangas Province, is proud of her achievement as valedictorian among 287 graduates of Laiya National High School. Despite her family’s financial difficulties, Shaira is positive that with her hard work, determination and passion, she’ll be able to enroll continue reading : NOT WASTING POTENTIALS.