Programs

Programs

What We Do.

Scholarship Grant Program (SGP)

Every year, TPEF reaches out to remote rural areas across the country to grant college education scholarships to 6 youths from poor families. The poverty situation of an area is one major element in selecting the scholars. It forges a partnership with existing local community development organizations, non-government organizations, and/or Department of Education offices in identifying a public high school as the scholarship testing and interview venue in search for potential scholars. It provides equal opportunities to all students including “returnees” or out-of-school youths and indigenous peoples. A scholarship grant is also awarded to 5 beneficiaries of ordinary seafarers and staff of Torm Shipping Philippines and their beneficiaries.

Qualifying examinations and interviews for candidates are regularly administered from November to December in the rural area selected by TPEF and prior to their entry into college. Orientation about the foundation’s programs and value formation workshops in the area are provided among new scholars with their parents.

School Year 2013

Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Hinatuan (est. 43.6 percent poverty incidence/2009 data), Surigao del Sur
February 9, 2013
Bigaan National High School
Surigao del Sur Program to Accelerate Resources for Community Development (SPARC Dev’t)
8 from six (6) public schools
Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Mondragon (est. 52.2 percent poverty incidence/2009 data), Northern Samar
February 22, 2013
Francisca Dominice National High School
Center for Empowerment & Resource Development (CERD)- Mondragon Program
7 from five (5) public schools
Ordinary Seafarers’ & Staff Beneficiaries
Date of Examination & Interview:
Venue:
No. of scholarship grantees:
 
March 16, 2013
TPEF Office, Makati City
10

 

School Year 2014

Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Sadanga (est. 39 percent poverty incidence/2009 data), Mt. Province, CAR
November 30, 2013
Betwagan National High School
Dep Ed. Mt. Province District Office
5 from three (3) public schools
Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Del Carmen (est. 58.9 percent poverty incidence/2009), Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte
December 7, 2013
Mariano Matugas Memorial National High School
Sentro Para sa Ikauunlad ng Katutubong Agham at Teknolohiya, Inc. (SIKAT) –Del Carmen Program
5 from two (2) public schools
Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Salcedo (est. 45.8 percent poverty incidence/2009 data), Eastern Samar
February 1, 2014
Salcedo National High School
CERD-Typhoon Yolanda Relief & Rehabilitation Project in Eastern Samar
6 from three (3) public schools
Ordinary Seafarers’ & Staff Beneficiaries
Date of Examination & Interview:
Venue:
No. of scholarship grantees:
 
December 14, 2013
TPEF Office, Makati City
9

School Year 2015

Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Kabugao (est.63.9 percent poverty incidence/ 2012 data), Apayao, CAR
October 11, 2014
Kabugao Agro-Industrial High School-Annex
N/A
8 from three (3) public schools
Municipality/Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
Local NGO and/or CDOS Partner:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Daram island (52.7 percent poverty incidence/2012 data), Western Samar
September 27, 2014
Bagacay National High School
CERD- Mondragon Program & Typhoon Ruby Emergency Response Project
8 from four (4) public schools
Ordinary Seafarers’ & Staff Beneficiaries
Date of Examination & Interview:
Venue:
No. of scholarship grantees:

November 15, 2014

TPEF Office, Makati City
10

School Year 2018

Municipality/ Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Bulalacao (est. 40.0 percent poverty incidence/ 2012 data), Oriental Mindoro
September 23, 2017
San Roque National High School
6 from two (2) public schools
Municipality/ Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Pandan (est. 43.7 percent poverty incidence/ 2012 data), Catanduanes
October 14, 2017
Leandro I. Verceles, Sr. National High School
6 from two (2) public schools
Ordinary Seafarers’ & Staff Beneficiaries Date of Examination & Interview:
Venue:
No. of scholarship grantees:

November 4, 2017

TPEF Office, Makati City
7

School Year 2020

Municipality/ Province:
Date of Examination & Interview:
Partner School:
No. of scholarship grantees:
Esperanza (est. 48.2 percent poverty incidence/ 2015 data), Masbate
November 9, 2019
Santos E. Conag National High School
6 from two (2) public schools
Ordinary Seafarers’ & Staff Beneficiaries Date of Examination & Interview: November 16, 2019
Venue: TPEF Office, Makati City
No. of scholarship grantees: 4

School Year 2021

Municipality/ Province:  Prieto Diaz (est. 42.4 percent poverty incidence/ 2015 data), Sorsogon
Date: May 22, 2021
Partner School: Manlabong National High School
No. of scholarship grantees: 6 from three (3) public SHS
Venue: MS Teams

 

Ordinary Seafarers’, Staff and Beneficiary Date of Online Examination & Interview: April 10, 2021
Venue: MS Teams
No. of scholarship grantees:   5

School Year 2022

Municipality/ Province:  Jose Dalman (est. 58.7 percent poverty incidence/ 2015 data), Zamboanga del Norte
Date: November 27, 2021
Partner School: Manawan National High School
No. of scholarship grantees: 7 from one (1) public HS
Ordinary Seafarers’, Staff and Beneficiary, Date of Online Examination & Interview: December 4, 2021
Venue: MS Teams
No. of scholarship grantees: 4

Scholars’ Profile

Facts & Figures:

  • A total of 205 (87 women and 118 men) youths have been awarded scholarship grant since November 2007
    • 138 graduates
    • 29 apprentices or cadets on board vessels
    • 38 current scholars
  • With 95 colleges and universities in various parts of the country in which scholars either graduated or currently study.
  • Scholars in various academic courses—education, business-related courses, computer technology, engineering & industrial technology, health sciences, hospitality & tourism, natural sciences/agriculture/fisheries, social science and humanities & transportation, multimedia arts and masteral in business administration, shipping management, organizational development, and development communication.

Scholars’ Development Program (SDP)

Complementing TPEF’s scholarship program focus on academics, it engages in capacity building program which hoped to contribute to the scholars’ total human development. The training components provided in the Scholars’ Development Program (SDP) include personal growth, development, and empowerment, inculcating knowledge, skills, and values of participation and collaboration in social transformation, and soft skills development such as analytical and critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, leadership, and others. TPEF conducts Learning Summits and General Assemblies to all scholars, Self and Social Responsibility workshop to new scholars and parents per area, and monthly webinars and online workshops.

The Scholars’ Development Program (SDP) integrates the self-reflection process, in which scholars are given time and opportunity to think back towards self-awareness, realization, and improvement.

 

Learning Summit & General Assembly

 

2013, October 25 to 28

Theme:
Summit Venue:
No. of participants:
Training workshops for all scholars:
“Starting Windows of Learning & Solidarity”
La Salette Retreat Center, Silang, Cavite
61 scholars (1st year college to graduating scholars)
Self-awareness and Self-Expression thru Dance
Effective Communication
Orientation on Self-Regulated & Empowerment Learning Strategy

 

2014, April 30 to May 7

Theme:
Summit Venue:
No. of participants:
Training workshops:
Incoming 1st year college:
 
 
 
2nd year to graduating:
“Learn. Change. Nurture.”
Ma. Antonia Paris Retreat House, Claretian Missionary Sisters, Tandang  Sora, Quezon City
85 scholars (incoming 1st year college scholars to graduating)
 
Self-awareness and Self-Expression thru Dance
Effective Communication
Orientation on Self-Regulated & Empowerment Learning Strategy
 
Promoting Gender Equality: A Gender Sensitivity Training-WS for Teens
Young Leaders for Change: A Leadership Training-WS
Learning Tools & Development Goals & Plans

2015, April 30 to May 5

Theme:
Summit Venue:
No. of participants:
Training workshops:
Incoming 1st year college:
2nd year college:3rd year to graduating:
“Hope. I am Resilient. Change.”
Angels’ Hills Retreat & Formation Center, Tagaytay City, Cavite
85 scholars (incoming 1st year college scholars to graduating)Self-awareness and Self-Expression thru Dance
Effective Communication
Orientation on Self-Regulated & Empowerment Learning Strategy Promoting Gender Equality: A Gender Sensitivity Training-WS for Teens
Young Leaders for Change: A Leadership Training-WS

 

“From Selfie to Community”: The Youth as Active Resilience Builders
Resiliency: Fostering Adaptive Youth Workshop
Effective Study and Learning Strategy (all scholars)

2016, April 28 to May 3

Theme: “Stewards of the Earth. Living Life Sustainably”
Summit Venue: International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite
No. of participants: 83 scholars (incoming 2nd year college to graduating)
Training workshops  
2nd year college: Leaders for Change Training Workshop
Promoting Gender Equality. A Gender Sensitivity Training for Teens
3rd year college: Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness
Foster Resiliency Training Workshop
4th year to 5th year: Financial Literacy Training Workshop
Change the Way We Live. Live Sustainably Training Workshop
All current scholars: Orientation on Self-Regulated & Empowerment Learning Strategy
Study Tour: Bio Intensive Gardening, Bio Aero Gardening, Seed Collection, Sustainable Development/ Livelihood Projects

2017, April 29 to May 1

Theme: “Enhance Skills. Gain Wisdom. Enrich Life”
Summit Venue: International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite
No. of participants: 75 scholars (incoming 2nd year college to graduating)
Training workshops  
3rd year college: Climate Change. Disaster Preparedness and Resiliency Basics Becoming Resilient Millennials. A Training WS on Personal Resiliency
4th year & graduates: Managing Your Personal Finances. A Financial Literacy Training WS for Young Adults
Change the Way We Live. Live Sustainably. A Training WS on Sustainable Lifestyle
All current scholars: Scholars’ Self-Regulated and Empowerment Strategy Update and Review
Netizen 101- A Training on Accountability in Social Media
Scholars alumni: The Formation and Action Planning of TPEF- A Take Off Step in Empowering Scholars Alumni Association
TPEF Scholars’ Alumni Association Launching

2018, April 26 to May 1

Theme: “Nurturing Relationships. Fostering Positive Change”
Summit Venue: International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite
No. of participants: 75 scholars (incoming 1st year college to graduating)
Training workshops  
Incoming 1st year: Communication & Netiquette Training Workshop
Self-Awareness & Self Expression Through Dance Training Workshop
3rd year & some graduates: Managing Your Personal Finances. A Financial Literacy Training WS for Young Adults
Change the Way We Live. Live Sustainably. A Training WS on Sustainable Lifestyle
4th Year & graduates: Be Chosen. ACE Your Application (*Attitude. Competence. Enthusiasm) Initiate Change. Improve Lives. A Training of Trainors & Facilitators
All current scholars: Self-Directed TPEF Scholars. Orientation on Self-Regulated and Empowerment Strategy
Self-Compassion. Finding Your Inner Voice
Scholars SHARE (Share Hope, Advice, Relief & Encouragement). TPEF Peer Mentoring Project
Volunteer & scholars alumni: Invoke Goodwill. An Orientation on Volunteer Work
TPEF Scholars Alumni Association 2nd General Assembly

2019, April 26 to May 1

Theme: “Explore Possibilities. Find One’s True North”
Summit Venue: International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite
No. of participants: 60 scholars (incoming 2nd year college, graduating, some alumni)
Training workshops  
2nd year college: Becoming Leaders for Change. A Leadership Training WS for Young People
Promoting Gender Equality. A Gender Sensitivity Training Workshop
4th Year & some graduates: Be Chosen. ACE Your Application (*Attitude. Competence. Enthusiasm) Initiate Change. Improve Lives. A Training of Trainors & Facilitators
All scholars: Developing Self-Directed TPEF Scholars. Update on Self-Regulated and Empowerment Strategy toward a Strengthened Commitment to Educational Goals
Love Yourself. Nurturing One’s Mental Health Through Strong Sense of Self-Identity
Scholars alumni: Consolidating Efforts Towards Organizational Development. Scholars Alumni Association 3rd General Assembly

2022

Theme: KAIZEN: Mapping Priorities, Transforming Significant Possibilities to Continuous Improvement in the New Normal
Summit Venue: International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite
No. of participants: 58 scholars (1st year to 4th year college, some alumni)
Training workshops  
1st & 2nd year college: Creating Vision Board and Setting Development Goals and Plan
Creative expression as a Tool for Self-Awareness & Academic Coping
Training Workshop on Communication and Public Speaking
Promoting Gender Equality. A Gender Sensitivity Training Workshop for Youth
3rd & 4th year college: Adulting 101: How to be an Environmental Warrior Outside the Four Corners of the Classroom
Be Chosen. ACE Your Application (*Attitude. Competence. Enthusiasm). A Training Workshop on Career Preparation
FaciliTEA 101
All scholars: Developing Emotional Intelligence and Time Management

Self and Social Responsibility Workshops

2013

Venues:
Participants:
Bigaan National High School (NHS); F. Dominice NHS, Makati Office
25 new scholars for SY 2013 & parents

 

2014

Venues:
Participants:
Betwagan NHS; Salcedo NHS; Mariano Matugas Memorial NHS; Makati Office
25 new scholars for SY 2014 & parents

2015

Venues:
Participants:
Kabugao Agro-Industrial HS-Annex; Bagacay NHS; Makati Office
25 new scholars for SY 2015 & parents

2018

Venues:
Participants:
San Roque NHS; Leandro I. Verceles, Sr. NHS; Makati Office
25 new scholars for SY 2018 & parents

2020

Venues:
Participants:
Santos E. Conag NHS; Makati Office
10 new scholars for SY 2020 & parents

2021

Venues:
Participants:
MS Teams (Online Orientation & Workshop)
11 new scholars for SY 2021 & parents

2022

Venues:
Participants:
Manawan NHS; Makati Office
11 new scholars for SY 2022 & parents

Other Social Development Initiatives (SDI)

With its advocacy for quality education, TPEF believes on the need to extend support to the partner rural schools in terms of learning facilities and materials. Trainings among public school teachers and students are also provided to enhance their skills.

TPEF also assists partner local organizations or community development organizations in their development efforts such as disaster response and rehabilitation, environmental protection and management, and others.

 

2013

Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
 
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
May 3 & 4; June 14
F. Dominice NHS, Mondragon, N. Samar
ICT equipment; repair of 10 school-owned computers; career guide books
Basic Computer Literacy Training for 11 FDNHS Teachers
489 students
Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
 
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
May 20 & 21
Bigaan NHS, Hinatuan, Surigao Del Sur
ICT equipment, career guide books
Basic Computer Literacy Training for 15 BNHS teachers & students
153 students
Month:
Partner NGOs:
 
Form of Support:
December
ACCORD (Assistance & Cooperation for Community Resilience & Cooperation) and CERD (Center for Empowerment & Resource Development)-Northern Samar
Facilitated relief funds from Torm company for immediate relief food packs distributed to survivors in remote areas in Ormoc, Tacloban, Eastern Samar, Mondragon & Biri in N. Samar

 

2014

Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
February 15
Betwagan NHS, Sadanga, Mt. Province, CAR
ICT equipment; repair of 14 school-owned (Betwagan NHS) computers; career guide books
625 students of 4 public schools
Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
 
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
March 1
Mariano Matugas NHS, Del Carmen, Siargao Is., Surigao Del Norte
ICT equipment; career guide books
Basic Computer Literacy Training to 23 teachers & students of 2 public schools
189 students
Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
 
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
March 22
Salcedo NHS, Salcedo, Eastern Samar
ICT equipment; career guide books
Basic Computer Literacy Training for 25 teachers of 2 public schools
469 students
Month:
Partner NGOs:
 
Form of Support:
February to June
PCSMA (Permanent Commission on Social Mission Apostolate & ACCORD (Assistance & Cooperation for Community Resilience & Cooperation)
Facilitated livelihood recovery boats assistance fund from Torm company, staff friends or total of 24 fishing boats for fisherfolks in Homonhon Island, E. Samar

2015

Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
 
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
January 31
Bagacay NHS, Daram Is., Western Samar
ICT equipment; career guide books
Computer Literacy Training for 28 teachers of 3 public schools
250 students

Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:

Expected Beneficiaries/Users:

February 31 & August 8
Kabugao-Agro Industrial HS-Annex, Kabugao, Apayao, CAR
Classroom improvement
Computer Literacy Trainings for 53 teachers of 13 public schools
50 students/classroom

Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:

Expected Beneficiaries/Users:

September 19
San Rafael NHS, Atimonan, Quezon
ICT equipment
Computer Literacy Trainings for 27 teachers of 5 public schools & 68 Grade 10 students
216 students
Date:
Partner School:
Form of Support:
Expected Beneficiaries/Users:
October 26
San Roque NHS, Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro
ICT equipment; school items to 744 students, more than 50 percent of student population are Mangyan indigenous people
Computer Literacy Trainings for 38 teachers of 3 public schools
744 students

2016

Date: June 23-26
Partner School: District Wide Schools (Daburab, Baay, Pasaging, Asiga, Ambatutong, Pagga, Carupaan, Bagabag, and Carupian)
Form of Support: Provided 2 LCD projectors, 2 laptops, 2 printers for the utilization of public elementary & HS in ParacelisDistrict Wide Computer Literacy Training for ICT Coordinators & TICs of public elementary and high schools
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 550 teachers and students; 51 ICT Coordinators & TICs; 401 students
Date: August 5-6
Partner School: Magtoma-Pangol National High School Dupligan-Annex
Form of Support: Provision of school kits
Provision of 1 LCD projector and 1 laptop1-day Gender Sensitivity Training Workshop for Teachers and Student Leaders

 

1-day Computer Literacy Training for Teachers with LGU Officials

Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 120 students; 8 teachers; 30 teachers & student leaders, LGU officials
Date: September 23-24, 2016
Partner School: Mamlad National High School
Form of Support:

Provision of school kits

Provision of 1 LCD projector and 1 laptop

1-day Personal Leadership and Success Training WS for Student Leaders

1-day Computer Literacy Training for Teachers

Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 171 students; 34 student leaders; 30 teachers
Date: November 26, 2016
Partner School: Agawa National High School Agawa Elementary School Gueday Elementary School Masameyeo Primary School Lacmaan Primary School
Form of Support: 1-day Training on CONNECT Model in Teaching & Basic Counselling for Non-Counselors for Teachers from 42 public schools in Bauko, Besao, Bontoc, Sabangan, Sagada & Tadian
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 259 students; 42 teachers

2017

Date: June 22-23, 2017
Partner School: Dandanac Elementary School
Ambagiw Elementary School
Form of Support: Provision of school kits, assorted goodies & learning materials
Provision of 1 LCD projector and 1 laptop to Dandanac ES
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 100 students; 24 teachers & students
Date: September 23, 2017
Partner School: San Roque National High School
Form of Support: 1-day Training on How to Heal Yourself Naturally. A Training on Health and Wellness to Teachers
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 23 teachers
Date: October 28, 2017
Partner School: San Emilio ES- Baay Extension School Addang ES- Ambatutong Extension School
Form of Support: Provision of school kits, rainboots and raincoats
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 143 students
Date: November 28-29, 2017
Partner School: Kainomayan Integrated School
Dojoc Balite Integrated School
Nacolcol Elementary School
Alao Elementary School
Form of Support: Provision of school kits, assorted goodies & school shirts
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 383 students

2018

Date: February 17, 2018
Partner School: Leandro I. Verceles Sr. National High School
Form of Support: Provision of 6 pcs. School Guide Paths Baccalaureate
1-day Training to Teachers on C.A.R.E. A Training on Basic Counseling for Non-Practitioners
Orientation and Training Workshops to students on Career Choices and Preparing for College Life and Self and Social Responsibility
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 18 teachers; 13 students
Date: March 11, 2018
Partner School: San Roque National High School
Form of Support: Provision of 6 pcs. School Guide Paths Baccalaureate
1-day Training to Teachers on C.A.R.E. A Training on Basic Counseling for Non-Practitioners
Orientation and Training Workshops to students on Career Choices and Preparing for College Life and Self and Social Responsibility
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 20 teachers; 12 students
Date: July 1, 2018
Partner School: San Roque NHS- Upper Yunot Extension School
Form of Support: Structured Learning Experience (SLE) on Teamwork (Gr. 9-10) Provision of school bags and school kits
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 37 students (for SLE); 100 students (for school kits)
Date: October 22-25, 2018
Partner School: Marallag Elementary School
Dalanao Elementary School
District Wide Public High Schools in Paracelis
Form of Support: Provision of school kits
District Wide Training Workshop on Theater Arts in Education
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 60 students; 25 teachers

2019

Date: March 29, 2019
Partner School: San Roque National High School- Upper Yunot Extension School
Form of Support: Provision of sports equipment & construction of basketball goal
Structured Learning Experience (SLE) on Teamwork (Gr. 7-8)
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 81 students (for sports equipment); 21 students (for training)
Date: November 8, 2019
Partner School: Santos E. Conag National High School
Form of Support: 1-day Training on Microsoft Applications (Excel, Excel, PowerPoint) to Teachers & Non-Teaching Staff
Provision of 1 LCD Projector & 1 LED Television
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 40 teachers & non-teaching staff (for training); 945 students (for ICT equipment)

2020

Date: December 2-4, 2020
Partner School: Balogñonan Elementary School
San Isidro Elementary School
Baldoc Elementary School
Marambong Elementary School
Form of Support: Provision of ICT Equipment, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and School Supplies
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 575 learners and 28 teachers
Date: December 22, 2020
Partner School: Magsaysay National High School- Magarang Extension School
Form of Support: Provision of Solar Panel System and big Cooking Pot and Pan
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 149 learners and 8 teachers

2021

Date: April 24, 2021
Partner School: Prieto Diaz 1 District
Guinlajon Elementary School- West District
Manlabong National High School
Prieto Diaz National High School
Calao National High School
San Roque National High School
Maujao National High School
Form of Support: A Webinar on “Educators Mental Health and Wellness: Create Balance in the New Way of Living and Remote Teaching.”
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 166 ES & SHS teachers in the 2 provinces of Sorsogon and Oriental Mindoro
Date: May 17, 2021
Partner School: San Miguel National High School
Form of Support: Provision of building/ construction materials for the repair of school office
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 1,085 learners and 57 school personnel
Date: May 27, 2021
Partner School: Manlabong National High School
Form of Support: Provision of bread and pastry tools and equipment
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 312 JHS and SHS learners and 17 school personnel
Date: August 30, 2021
Partner School: Sumalsag Elementary School
Form of Support: Provision of water supply facilities, 5 units of water dispensers and building materials for school gate
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 120 learners and six (6) teachers

2022

Date: February 11, 2022
Partner School: Manawan National High School
Form of Support:

Provision of bread and pastry tools and equipment for TLE subject

Provision of hardware materials for concreting the pavement of MAPEH area

Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 754 JHS and SHS learners and 30 school personnel
Date: February 17, 2022
Partner School: Jagoliao Elementary School
Form of Support: Provision of 130 sets of solar lamps for learners & 4 solar-powered charging stations for school and community
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 130 learners and seven (7) teachers
Date: October 28, 2022
Partner School: Gaspar Danwata National High School
Form of Support: Provision of electrical tools and 200 wooden armchairs
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 405 learners and 9 teachers
Date: November 18, 2022
Partner School: Pinamopoan Senior High School Stand-Alone
Form of Support: Provision of learning facilities and equipment- 2 projectors with screen and 1 unit of sound system
Expected Beneficiaries/Users: 146 learners and 8 teachers