A solo mother’s hope for her children She admits that from the outside, especially when looking at their house, she does not look like needing any assistance. The house she lives in is her parents’ as she is living with them with her two children. However, looking closely at her situation, 25-year-old Analyn Mendoza, continue reading : Every help is appreciated
Last man standing: A breadwinner’s story
It is difficult to work in an unfamiliar place, away from home but for Ramon Herrera, 43, no distance can hamper his desire to be a good provider for his family. As the eldest son and breadwinner of the family, he wanted to ensure a secured future for his parents and his siblings. Ramon of continue reading : Last man standing: A breadwinner’s story
Lian residents engage in masonry
A total of 450 residents of Lian, Batangas had been identified as recipients of a skills training on masonry under the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s Sustainable livelihood program (SLP). The training, which will be conducted in partnership with the St Peregrine Institute, will enable participants acquire skills that would enable them to participate continue reading : Lian residents engage in masonry
WHEN ALL HOPES DIE
A future teacher’s story of her rekindled hope for her dreams All throughout her childhood, she thought that the lack of opportunities was her number one enemy. Never did she thought that her “full of positivity” self will turn out to be her greatest adversary. “Sa lahat ng pinagdaanan ko, nawalan na ako ng continue reading : WHEN ALL HOPES DIE
A good change
It was payday. A smile was evident on Marissa Soliman’s face. Shopping – that was all she could think of. With all of the money that she earned from working in a spa, she would go to the nearest mall to buy the things she wanted. After her shopping spree, she would go home not continue reading : A good change
A father’s hammering success
Behind every infrastructure are workers who sweat it out day in and day out just to ensure that these structures are completed and safe. Noel Ecinas is one of such workers Noel, 49, lives in Brgy. Castanos Lejos, General Emilio Aguinaldo, Cavite. He has four children but only earns Php2,500 monthly a construction worker. It continue reading : A father’s hammering success