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  • "Goodbye Bulate" through 17M Deworming Tablets from Feed The Children Philippines

    This year's National Safe Kids Week focuses not only on safety of children from common and preventable accidents but also from rampant but preventable diseases as worm infection.

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  • FTCP Introduces 2 New Scholars Sponsored by Mohri Mamuro Memorial Foundation

    MARICEL P. MALAYO - is a shy 14 year-old who graduated from elementary with honors in Kabangkalan, Negros Occidental in the visayas region. She is very happy that after 4 years, she is, at last, reunited with her mother, Merly, who has been a housemaid in Parañaque City, Metro Manila.

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Feed The Children Philippines (FTCP) has chosen to gradually work WITH and not just FOR needy Filipino children. Recognizing the rights of children, FTCP taps and builds on children’s competencies or strengths while addressing their needs. In so doing, it has expanded "feeding" beyond just meals for children.

While remaining child-centered, it adopts an integrated approach that encompasses the role of the family and the community for sustainability including environmental concerns to ensure impact on the lives of the children. Ultimately, it hopes to contribute to the attainment of the Philippines’ commitment to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

 

Ten Out of School Youth see their dreams again

Prepared by Rey D. Envidiado, FTCP Program Supervisor

Under the sun.  It is common in Hambongan island that boys are out with their fathers fishing during weekends.The sun is already up.  Leogen has just awakened.  He looked for breakfast but none was left in the kitchen.  Grabbing his boat paddle he hurriedly headed towards the shore and undocked his father’s banca and off he went to the sea to fish.  This is the usual day for Leogen Lariosa, 16 years old after he graduated from elementary four years ago.

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