World Vision Newsletter for Corporate Partnerships January 2021
Out-of-school youths graduate from TESDA courses World Vision, together with the Embassy of Czech Republic in Manila, launched the “Bridge to Employment Project” BASECO. This one-year project supports 50 students under the Alternative Learning System Program of the Department of Education, and 30 more who are enrolled in technical-vocational-livelihood programs of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). In January, eight out-of-school youths graduated in Contact Center Services NC II training with TESDA. The graduates were also trained on career preparedness to seek job opportunities that will help them and their families especially this time of pandemic.
TDCX supports World Vision’s Abutin Na10 Campaign In celebration of their 25th anniversary, TDCX (PH) Inc. donated 25 tablets to the Abutin Na10 campaign implemented in Malabon City. Abutin Na10 is an awareness and fundraising campaign, which aims to support the Department of Education’s Learning Continuity Plan (LCP) for students nationwide. Resources raised through this campaign will fund the 1) printing of self-learning materials and 2) procurement of learning gadgets in support to LCP’s distance learning and home schooling modalities. Given the tablets, the teachers accepted the challenge to continually innovate solutions, and adapt to the new modes of learning. They admit that it was really challenging for the students due to the lack of resources.
Globe Platinum customers enjoy workouts at home while raising homeschool kits #ForFutureHeroes From February 20 to 21, Globe Platinum customers joined the second Electric Weekend, where they took part in a string of complimentary live workouts taught by Electric Studio instructors and powered by BLACKPINK hits. The event raised a total of 327 World Vision school kits for students in BASECO, Manila. The participants geared up for Electric Rhythm Boxing class, Pure Electric indoor cycling class and Electric Flow class. By joining the workouts, they had the chance to win BLACKPINK The Show official concert merchandise, by sharing a a recording of their Electric Weekend workouts on social media with the hashtags #GlobePlatinum and #ForFutureHeroes. On top of enjoying a new way to work out at home, Globe Platinum customers were able to help more children from BASECO Manila continue their studies. Every class joined and every workout posted was matched by Globe Platinum with World Vision school kits, which contain school supplies and learning modules approved by the Department of Education in the Philippines. As Globe Platinum continues the #ForFutureHeroes campaign this year, Electric Weekend is just one of the many perks which customers can enjoy at home while supporting vulnerable students in shaping their future. Learn more about how you can help the country’s future heroes by visiting glbe.co/forfutureheroes.
RCBC Bankard partners with World Vision for its Rewards for the Soul advocacy initiative RCBC Bankard holders can now use their rewards points to support vulnerable children, families and communities through World Vision. Rewards for the Soul is RCBC Bankard’s social advocacy initiative that gives their clients the options to help non-profit and advocacy organizations. No RCBC Bankard yet? Get your own now via https://bit.ly/3qy5naC
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