People often say that you reap what you sow. What you invest on today will bear fruit tomorrow. This is exactly why most parents endure sacrifices and tireless hard work to see their children achieve success in their future. In a small town of Malangas in Zamboanga Sibugay, Florencia A. Dosdos, a mother of 4, continue reading : 4Ps Mom with Multiple Jobs Produces Professionals

Many of the beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) were not fortunate enough to finish their studies due to poverty. This is mainly the reason why most Filipino kids, when asked about their dreams, most certainly would respond ‘to finish their studies.’ This, in most cases, would be their definition of success. One continue reading : Attaining Success – One Child At A Time

Historically, the Babaylans were spiritual leaders who acted as guides of the community in performing rituals, healing the sick, and giving advice for concerns that affect the lives in the community. Today, a Babaylan is someone who empowers communities and drive social change to uplift the lives of many. This definition perfectly describes the kind continue reading : Angels in Red Vest Lead Like the Babaylans

Much like the intricate patterns of Yakan cloth, a textile from the Yakan tribe of Sacol Island in Zamboanga City, stories of women are woven beautifully which show their vibrance, resilience, and strength. The 7 colors that the tribe uses in their patterns extracted from leaves and flowers represent each of the days of the continue reading : Threads of Hope for IP Woman