Philippines - Back to school project

 To help and aid parents for their school expenses for their students in the maginalized barangays where most people's income is low & cannot suffice to the school needs  especially during school opening days!! – also education on positive use of leisure time.
A simple gesture can make a big difference.
Through the Early Learners Welfare and Safety Initiative, spearheaded by our Immediate Past President, Glorecita Tan, our young learners received practical essentials to help keep them safe and comfortable—especially on rainy days.
The initiative also reflects IPP Glorecita's commitment to addressing the welfare and safety needs of young children through practical and responsive service.
This meaningful initiative was made possible through the generous support of David Tyler Trust &  A Ray of Hope, UNESCO  whose kindness helped bring this project to life.  Service with purpose. Service with  Heart.

Nigeria – educational field trip to historical library centre

 As you are aware at Centre for Research, Information Management and Media Development Museum, we run among many others a 'Free Skill Acquisition Centre'. for the economic emancipation of women to be self reliant. We have been creating skilled women that are now less depended on their husbands all of the times, women that widowhood is no more the end of their life, women that are forging ahead in good and bad times. I believe the world can only move forward through the contribution of women. On this occasion it was a mixed group who benefited from historical workshops, artefacts displays and home cooking demonstrations.

Nigeria - health camp optometry sessions dimension awareness - educational supplies - extra photographs

 As the results of huge demands  and  our visits to  schools and communities in  2025 we came to the conclusion  that we should  continue with free medical care and reading materials for children  and our free medicine and optometry outreach. Also dementia awareness in the elderly We are looking forward to meeting the needs of a further  three schools and in market places in different parts of the state.  We appreciate everyone who constantly supports us to reach these helpless children and the elderly in our communities.  We are grateful also to the doctors, nurses and specialists who support us with their time and expertise.