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Japanese gov’t cites 3 Pinay caregivers
Hindi akalain ng Bayan Patrollers na sina Joie Aquino, Sandra Otacan at Gemma Juanay na mismong Punong Ministro ng Japan na si Naoto Kan ang magpapasalamat sa kanila sa isang pagtitipon sa Tokyo.
Kinilala ng Japan ang kanilang kabayanihan nang pinili nilang huwag iwan ang kanilang mga alagang matatanda imbes na magpa-rescue sa mga awtoridad sa kasagsagan ng disaster sa Japan nitong Marso.
Naibalita ng Japanese media ang kuwento ng 3 Pinoy kaya nakarating ang istorya ng kanilang kabayanihan sa Japanese government.
Ipinaabot naman ng 3 Pinoy ang magandang balitang ito sa Bayan Mo, i-Patrol Mo.
“Happy po kami na parang kami po ay naging naging representative ng country natin,” sabi ni Aquino.
Ilang artikulo rin sa mga dyaryo sa Japan ang kumilala sa kanilang kabayanihan. Continue reading
Learning Through Play Final Report 2011
Country: Philippines
Date Submitted: May 15, 2011
Period: October, 2010-March, 2011
Description of Results
- Key outputs: (Activities)
Activities focused on:
- Continuing our advocacy and awareness program to the community through the inclusion of LTP in parents’ meetings, school programs, and other gatherings.
- training of parents, teachers, students, health professionals and other caregivers (nannies, grandparents and other relatives tasked with caring for children)
- distribution of LTP calendars to parent groups after undergoing training
- Maintaining the integration of LTP in the curriculum of the BSN, BSED/BEED and Graduate School courses of Aldersgate College
- strengthening our linkage with institutions (educational institutions, foundations and other organizations) that have organized groups that can be easily put together for meetings and trainings like the United Methodist Church, the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the Local Government Units in Nueva Vizcaya and Laguna; the Order of the Amaranth, the Aldersgate Christian Child Center (Child-Fund Japan-sponsored families), and the Department of Education. Continue reading
