 The Japanese volunteers (from left to right) Ikuko Moriguchi-san, Tatsuo Hayakawa-san, and Yuki Ohtsuki-san pose with Bahay Bata boys. Another volunteer, Shihomi Ishihara-san, is not in photo. Four (4) Japanese volunteers taught music and Japanese art to orphans and other beneficiaries of Bahay Bata Center in Angeles City, Pampanga. To view pictures, click HERE. |
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 At the TRICORD head office Through a partnership between Tribal Cooperation for Rural Development (TRICORD-NGO), University Center Foundation (UCF) and Global Voluntary Service of Japan (GVS), a workcamp participated by Japanese volunteers was held on August 9-16, 2007 in Brgy. Palabotan, Dupax del Sur, Nueva Viscaya. A barangay public toilet was built Bayanihan-way with the local community leaders, LGU officers, and Japanese volunteers. View the pictures HERE. |
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 Workcampers' wacky pose (Published in Sunstar-Iloilo, Thursday, February 08, 2007)
THEY came, they sawed, they hammered.
While the city of Iloilo became quiet right after Christmas day, 26 young men made worthwhile noise in Bacauan-Mambatad Elementary School (BMES) in Miagao, Iloilo from Dec. 26 to 30, 2006. They volunteered for a project known as the annual Christmas Work Camp. The volunteers constructed the ceiling for the school canteen, taught remedial classes to some pupils, and facilitated a medical-dental mission. |
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 Volunteers pose with TFFS students Thirty-seven highschool students from Tak Sun Secondary School of Hongkong volunteered to build part of Talon Family Farm School's perimeter fence located in Tuy, Batangas last February 2006.
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 Volunteers together with teachers and pupils Taiwanese college students volunteered to help out to improve some structures of Villa Maria Public Integrated School of Porac, Pampanga, located in a resettlement area for Aetas, last January 2006.
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 Pupils of Cuayan Elementary School, Angeles City View a photo gallery of Ashiya Cosmopolitan Association's Philippine School Project 2006
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 Yumiko Inoue with her music pupils
Yumiko Inoue, 20, a Japanese college student, spent one week in Sapang Bato Elementary School, Angeles City as a volunteer teaching pupils music by playing the recorder flute. She is part of a team of nine (9) Japanese volunteers and staff from Ashiya Cosmopolitan Association (ACA) of Japan who taught music to one hundred seventy (170) elementary pupils, some of whom are Aetas. The Japanese volunteers brought from Japan more than a hundred pieces of recorder-flutes and for a period of one week, August 22- 26, 2005, taught the pupils how to play it.
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