Dakol Lagboy’n Salamat, Web In Travel. “Much love and thanks,” these children of the Ata Manobo tribe in Taguango, Kapalong,...
Thanks to the generosity of donors and institutions, we have built over 200 classrooms to date and have monitored their maintenance after turnover. Many of these schools serve indigenous communities in remote areas.
In other cases, a school may have existing classrooms that lack elements such as walls, roofs, tables or chairs. We have also helped complete classroom structures and provided serviceable furniture.
To help address the lack of books in public school libraries, our volunteers solicit, sort, and distribute used books from private schools, families and individuals.
We also conduct teacher training as needed.
After more than two years, children are once again returning to face-to-face classes. During our rounds looking for children who needed bags, school supplies and other school necessities, we found schools that are in need of help. Some lack walls or flooring material. Blackboards need to be painted and chairs are needed.
If you would like how to discuss how you can provide School Support in other ways, please email [email protected] for more information about this endeavor. You may also click on the button below.