Showing posts with label Keep Hope Alive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Keep Hope Alive. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Balik-Eskwela Caravan 2015

Keep Hope Alive handed out packs of school supplies, toys, garments and basic medical services to children & families from low-income families in these two remote Elementary Schools in Mansalay for our Balik-Eskwela Caravan 2015. The program is supported by a number of donors and partners including generous sponsors & volunteers who donated supplies. Appreciating our KHA youth volunteers as well who mobilized for the task of packing and distributing the kits for the children despite the extreme hot weather. Thank you guys! God bless you more. Thanks Sir Edwin & all youth volunteers for your generosity and giving to a great cause. Students who could otherwise not afford such supplies will now have those items for their use this school year. Thank you for caring about the needs of others. ‪#‎KeepHopeAlive #‎BalikEskwelaCaravan2015






Thursday, July 9, 2015

OUTREACH CLIMB & F4F Project

The need for mobile outreach services was, and continues to be critical since most families in Mangyan Communities live in very rural, isolated and underserved settings. Fight4Five is a mobile outreach programme delivering school/home based health care, educational drive, peer education, social & cultural activities and environmental awareness services as well as programs that aimed to alleviate poverty and promote economic sustainability to indigent families. As Keep Hope Alive volunteers, young advocates spend time educating community people on the prevention of epidemic in communities, visit schools in geographically isolated areas to talk to school children about hygiene & nutrition. They also assist with local workshops; participate in medical missions, health & environmental awareness program and support sessions. ‪#‎KeepHopeAlive ‪#‎Fight4Five






Saturday, July 4, 2015

BALIK-ESKWELA CARAVAN 2015 Distribtuion


In preparation for the school year, we handed out more than 1,500 packs of school supplies to children from low-income families in 20 different Elementary Schools in Mansalay for our Balik-Eskwela Caravan 2015. The program is supported by a number of donors and partners including generous sponsors & volunteers who donated supplies. Appreciating our KHA youth volunteers as well who mobilized for the task of packing and distributing the kits for the children despite the extreme hot weather. Thank you guys! God bless you more.





Thank you KHA sponsors & youth volunteers :) God Bless you more.



Balik Eskwela Caravan 2015



Youth volunteers gather at KHA Center today to pack school kits for our indigent & needy school children. Our goal this year is to provide school supplies to 6,500 students in need. With the support of all KHA volunteers, sponsors and community members our goal is certainly attainable. Last year, we provided school kits to 6,000 school children. Thank you to all of our dedicated volunteers & sponsors who make this very worthwhile project possible. God bless you more. ‪#‎BalikEskwelaCaravan ‪#‎KeepHopeAlive





Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Balik-Eskwela Caravan 2015 (Lowland schools)

For the school year 2015 - 2016, Keep Hope Alive handed out more than 1,750 packs of school supplies to children from low-income families in 20 different Elementary Schools in Mansalay for our Balik-Eskwela Caravan 2015. The program is supported by a number of donors and partners including generous sponsors & volunteers who donated supplies. Appreciating our KHA youth volunteers as well who mobilized for the task of packing and distributing the kits for the children despite the extreme hot weather. Thank you guys! God bless you more. Thanks Sir Edwin & all youth volunteers for your generosity and giving to a great cause. Students who could otherwise not afford such supplies will now have those items for their use this school year. Thank you for caring about the needs of others.
‪#‎KeepHopeAlive‬
‪#‎BalikEskwelaCaravan2015‬








Sunday, April 12, 2015

FIGHT FOR FIVE PROJECT: Sinariri Mangyan Community

Reaching out and helping other people even in simplest ways we know give them the hope they need to survive in this kind of living.
Thank you Doc Jojo Leviste & your dedicated MHSO/RHU team for a successful medical mission, med cap & outreach program to more than 600 people of Sinariri Mangyan Community.

To all Keep Hope Alive volunteers who perspired and climbed with us, thank you for living up God's compassion of reaching out the needy and serve others selflessly. ‪#‎FightforFive ‪#‎KHAyouthvolunteers











Tuesday, March 3, 2015

TAGAYTAY GETAWAY MISSION CLIMB

As youth volunteers, we spend time educating children & community people on the prevention of epidemic in communities, visit schools in geographically isolated areas to talk to school children about hygiene & nutrition. We also assist with local workshops; participate in medical missions, health & environmental awareness program and support sessions as well as programs that aimed to alleviate poverty and promote economic sustainability to indigent families. A This Fight4Five project is a mobile outreach programme delivering school/home based health care, educational drive, peer education, social & cultural activities and environmental awareness services. "Keep Hope Alive" ‪#‎KHAVolunteer






Bulalacao Island Visit & Gift-giving

We were extremely happy with this Island visit and gift-giving activity. Clearwater beach, pristine white sand beaches, warm sunshine and it was one very special day visiting island villagers and sharing our blessings through small gifts and foods. There's also such a wonderful thing in giving, putting some love or a smile on a child, or a parent's house. Thank you Toni & Jon and the rest of "Keep Hope Alive" volunteers. ‪#‎KHA





KHA OUTREACH CLIMB & F4F Project Launch

FIGHT FOR FIVE (F4F) : A Keep Hope Alive Youth Volunteers' mobile outreach programme delivering school/home based health care, educational drive, peer education, social & cultural activities and environmental awareness services as well as programs that aimed to alleviate poverty and promote economic sustainability to indigent families. The need for mobile outreach services was, and continues to be critical since most families in Mangyan Communities live in very rural, isolated settings.




As volunteers, they spend time educating community people on the prevention of epidemic in communities, visit schools in geographically isolated areas to talk to school children about hygiene & nutrition. They also assist with local workshops; participate in medical missions, health & environmental awareness program and support sessions. ‪#‎KeepHopeAlive






Monday, December 22, 2014

Pasko ng mga Batang Mangyan (Christmas of Mangyan Children)

      Doing something special for these Mangyan kids on Christmas. Showing them that they are loved and will remember all year long. This holiday season is the perfect time when these kids & their families usually get such things as a grocery pack, a new pair of clothes, and a simple toy like a car or doll. We are so thankful to the many individuals who have taken these children into their hearts and are committed to helping/sponsoring them!




      "Keep Hope Alive" Youth Volunteers celebrated Christmas with Cabuyao Mangyan kids & their families. We send some of our mighty volunteers to celebrate with them. Thanks Kuya Leo Jan, Ate Leamay, Ate Sheila Mae, Ate Gaye Rosabel & Ate Elaine for your gifts of love. Thank you Sir Rico & Sir Elmer for inviting us!

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Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Quinomay Kids (Keep Hope Alive's Adopted Community)

Since 2008, "Keep Hope Alive" has been supporting hundreds of children in need with its community outreach programmes.




These children from Mangyan Villages come to our school-based programs for around six hours each day where they receive two hours of informal education, hygiene/grooming treatment, a nutritious meal, film showing and the chance to play care-free, with the youth volunteers and other children. Thank you amazing ‪#‎KHAyouthvolunteers.( Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO).