Solar-Powered Water System with UV filtration brings clean water  to Bohol farmers

After years of struggling to access safe and affordable drinking water following the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Odette in 2021, residents of Brgy. Pangpang in Ubay, Bohol now benefit from a solar-powered potable water system with ultraviolet (UV) filtration.

Mothers know best

As a mother, CARD MRI Microentrepreneur Rhodora Angeles wants only the best for her family; best food, best health, best life. Little did she know that her concern for her daughter’s health will open a new opportunity for her and her family that would change their lives.

Why Education matters

July started with a bang for the Philippine education sector with the publication of a World Bank (WB) report lamenting that Filipino students do not meet learning standards. Education Secretary Leonor Briones immediately took WB to task, stating that the report lacked historical context and failed to include corrective measures by the government. Groups advocating reforms chided the Department of Education (DepEd), reiterating the need for improvement in our educational system.  The WB has apologized and removed the publication from its website, but the debate on issues plaguing Philippine education rages on.  

OPINION: Keep fighting, BOHOLANOS!

Posted on April 9, 2020   Few months ago, Filipinos were mere spectators of dreadful news about the horrific plight of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, […]

OPINION: Glimmer of Hope

Posted on April 6, 2020​ Cancellation of classes, unprecedented disruption of work, looming economic crisis, community quarantine, lockdown of some cities, worldwide cases of infection […]