Philippines- children’s cancer ward in Mindanao

 Philippines – A Ray of Hope. UNESCO.  On  this occasion our focus changed to  a children’s cancer ward in Mindanao. The recipients: Mothers who have children that have Cancer at Northern Mindanao Medical Centre Corrales.  and their children.

Given: Hygiene kits, rice, juices & a hygiene & mental health talks from qualified speakers and nurses with the  aim of improving well being and  proffering medical and health advice.

Ethiopia - hostel security

 Ethiopia –  From Dr. Elfneh  “While I was in Ethiopia, communication was almost impossible, beyond that, I have struggled with a deep sense of disappointment and hesitation as I  struggle to find solutions.   I have returned completely bewildered by the widespread corruption, injustice, and systemic collapse across the country's social, political, and spiritual institutions.

At present, it is virtually impossible to accomplish anything in Ethiopia without paying bribes; if you refuse to comply, progress simply grinds to a halt. This reality explains our inability to make any meaningful headway with our work there this year. “

It was felt imperative that due to the civil and political climate in Ethiopia the girls in the hostel be given added security from illegal trespassing,  and repair the perimeter fence and surrounds.

Philippines 2 “Footsteps Protected, Future Rooted”

Today, marked the significant community service in one of the remote areas in our province.  It’s a three in-one event; preparation for present and  future - , life awareness , necessitous living,  and tree planting for a biodiversity support. One Hundred Twenty-Eight (128) High School learners received new slippers. Slippers used as a teaching medium for life awareness. They felt blessed upon knowing that a generous and kind-hearted individuals like you from afar can grant their wish for a cushion to their feet and ensuring every safe step. These learners come from poor families. They walk through rough uphill-downhill paths to attend school. Many of them have worn-out footwear. They are determined to pursue education despite some difficult challenging factors. Receiving new pairs of slippers set to ease the learners’ daily journey and encourage them to remain committed to their education. The school administration and the Inner Wheel Club of Central Bukidnon through kind-hearted channels DT Odette and IPP Glo Tan are expressing our big thanks to you sir  for the real blessings that we received.. Respectfully yours,

India – inspirational initiatives from Sujata in The School of Happiness.

India – inspirational initiatives from Sujata and her insightful team .---Lessons in progress at The School of Happiness.

A balanced blend of Functional English/Maths/ Science & Hindi along with the necessary Life Skills & Moral Values. Grateful to our teachers and volunteers for making this possible

Our new computer lab at the School of Happiness... Grateful to our donors for helping us set it up

Used for a variety of activities like accessing open source study material online, learning basic computer skills, referencing & for online mentoring sessions

Nigeria - library in Emma School.

Aghalee Collection Boxes –  A Ray of Hope UNESCO . On this emptying of  some of the boxes the money went to paying in entirety for a much needed small library in Emma School, Nigeria - - just a start but so necessitous.  Every step is an advancement on the children’s education. The next counting of the money will be split between two projects – to attempt to bring some “Christmas Cheer” to  children in a disabled community in Uganda and disadvantaged children in Nigeria – our sincere thanks to all in the village who generously support our boxes.

 

Philippines - Back to school project

  To help and aid parents for their school expenses for their students in the maginalized barangays where most peoples income is low & cannot suffice to the school needs needed 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.