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Fellow
Movers work on projects directly, help other organizations in their mission
works, support project initiatives in terms of networking for social marketing
and fundraising activities for sustainability.
Partnership
is the key word in every endeavor we partake in. We wish to get your support
by introducing to us individuals, organizations and communities in the
Philippines and elsewhere in the world for us to invite them in our empowerment
plan for each OFW to assume his/her role in the alleviation of poverty
in the Philippines.
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ISKOLAR PINOY PROGRAM |
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Iskolar-Pinoy
program - a scholarship assistance of only 3,000 yen or 25 dollars
or 1000 pesos per month for high school, college students, out of
school youth and marginalized women (former prostitutes or pickup
girls) who want to finish their education because they believe that
education is the only key to change their lives in the Philippines
with various partner organizations, churches and communities in the
Philippines for monitoring and evaluation. This program has 12 college
graduates since 1999 with 80 continuing scholars this semester and
about 500 scholar-applicants from various remote regions fo the Philippines.
Its priority areas at present are: Payatas-Quezon City, Manila, Catarman-Samar,
Bukidnon, Romblon, Aeta Resettlement- Botolan-Zambales, Cavite, Tayug-Pangasinan,
Badjao Community-Davao City, Davao del Sur, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis
Oriental, Aurora, Nueva Ecija, Bacolod, Davao del Norte, Dumagat tribe
of Infanta-Quezon, Bataan, San Pedro-Laguna, Agoo-La Union, Matigsalog
tribe-Davao City, Ifugao, Benguet and Cordillera region, Bohol, Mountain
Province, Isabela, Aklan, Antique, Albay, Cebu, Bataan, Leyte, Compostela
Valley, Davao del Norte, South Cotabato, Surigao ... (you are welcome
to add your hometown and let's start the partnership! Ang tutulungan
mong Iskolar-Pinoy ngayon, siya ang tutulong bukas... please realize
the ripple effect of this undertaking!)
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Isang Kambing, Isang Kinabukasan |
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Pokus: Matigsalog Tribe |
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are in Davao and Bukidnon Areas (a tieup with LUMaDS-Dev and Tribal
Mission Foundation International) is for scholarship and livelihood
opportunities for this poverty-stricken subtribe of Manobo due to
El Nino and La Nina effects wayback. The Matigsalog parents' income
is not enough to support the basic needs of the scholars. A counterparty
system will help these students sustain their basic needs (food, clothing
and shelter) while they are finishing their college studies. It should
be noted that this tribe is indigenous and is still in the transition
period from hunting and gathering wild fruits to agriculture.
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Indigenous Literacy |
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The
Aeta, Mangyan, Matigsalog and hopefully Dumagat, which is a nonformal
education (reading, writing and numeracy) to empower the tribal people
in taking care of their environment and preserving their heritage
and tieups formed with Aeta Adults Literacy Teachers Association (ALTA)
in Botolan, Zambales and San Lorenzo Learning Center with the Mangyan
children in Calapan, Oriental Mindoro.
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Kids Resource Center |
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Agoo
and hopefully Payatas) for value formation and reformation among abandoned
OFW kids and streetchildren which is building a mini-library for kids,
playground, learning extension center for waiting mothers or nonworking
mothers and which is sharing free activity-oriented classes.
- Anak-Bayani
Center (pdf version)
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Payatas Research |
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Need of a Filipino School Survey in Japan Research |
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Indigenous Studies (Cultural Preservation vs. Survival) |
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Donasyon Mo, Tulong Mo |
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A
whole-year round "used collection drive" of toys, books,
clothes, portable appliances such as sewing machines, computers, television,
cassette recorders and electronic organs, school supplies and other
usable items for less-fortunate kababayans in the Philippines.
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Lifestyle and Habits of Iskolar-Pinoys |
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with emphasis on determining the trends in day to day living of poor
but deserving students and the effects of the scholarship assistance
in their lives.
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Fil-Networking |
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- A navigation
of all possibilities from internet, texting and personal introductions
for linkages and connections of concerned Filipinos. Its goal is to
form a unified and powerful team of nationalistic actioners to rebuild
the Philippines.
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Bangon, Pinay! |
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meant for mothers and virgins to become conscious of their womanhood
and for the promotion and reorientation of morality aspects which are
built in the Filipino culture.
- Bangon,
Pinay! (pdf version)
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Tulungan Ang Urban Poor |
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Tulong Negosyo |
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- A Pinoy-exclusive
information and networking project for Filipino migrants who are thinking
of small to medium-sized businesses and investmetns in order to prepare
themselves for their homecoming.
- Balet
Mariculture Development Plan (pdf version)
- About
Mariculture in Samal and the December 2002 visit (pdf version).
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Trabaho Network |
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- An initiative
to help disseminate all significant job informations for our kababayans
all over the world.
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Fundraising Initiatives |
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raffle draws, rebate program for project sustainability.
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Social Marketing for Children (NGOs) |
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aim to assist dedicated NGOs in terms of promotion and network-building
strategies through ICT.
- Ang Buotan,
Malipayon, Banawa Hills, Cebu (pdf version)
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Computer Literacy Support in the Rural Areas of the Philippines with Global
Filipinos in Information Technology |
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to help the literacy campaign of students and folks in the rural ares
in the information technology.
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Rescue OFW |
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to help the literacy campaign of students and folks in the rural areas
in the area of information technology.
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Which one interests you? Our hope is that you can share
in this empowerment by being a partner of any of the above-mentioned projects.
This is our way to enjoin fellow OFWs in clearing out a better image of
Filipinos and at the same time helping to alleviate poverty in the Philippines.
We wish to stress on having at all times a 100% Filipino-supported endeavor.
Further stress on: Basta Pinoy, di na umaasa sa ibang lahi! Another stress
on: NO to crab-mentality and YES to Bayanihan spirit!
We
are looking forward to share this empowerment with you! Most charity works
and events you may have done or planning to do will be pledged usually
to a "beneficiary". Our movement is offering you or would like
to lead you to a "direct beneficiary" whom you can communicate
with or visit every now and then. A direct beneficiary maybe a poor youth,
a family, a tribe, a marginalized group of women or communities. Kahit
anong tulong sana (mula sa tagagupit, taga-scan ng profiles, taga-hanap
ng mga iskolar o monitor,..., paghahanap ng mga bagong Mover - kahit ano
basta bukal sa loob).
MOVER
KAMI, IKAW BA?
KAHIRAPAN, LAGOT KA!!! Magtutulungan na ang mga migrante sa buong mundo...
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