SNORKELING MATERIALS FOR THE YOUTH OF CANTAAN, GUINSILIBAN CAMIGUIN
Aims to help conserve, protect and preserve giant clams, to provide income for twenty (20) out-of-school youth and to help them acquire knowledge and skills in tour guiding and coastal resource monitoring. TYF provides the basic needs to pursue this project. Snorkeling materials include masks and snorkels, fins, goggles and life vests.
Basic Ecclesial Start-up Project for Families in Albay
Through the generous donations collectively raised under the Agap-Bikol program, house rehabilitation, scholarships, environment protection and livelihood projects have been implemented.
One of the projects assisted by TYF together with the ACI Sisters is a ‘Basic Ecclesial Start-up Project’ for twelve families in different barangays in Albay. It aims to provide capital for the chosen business venture of the selected families.
Upon monitoring of the livelihood project last August, beneficiaries said that the start-up capital helped them in their small scale businesses. Sr. Inday Dela Cerna of ACI indicated in the mid-term report that almost all of the BEC members had been able to pay in full their start-up loan after two months. From the payments collected, another round of micro-credit loans from BEC members will follow.
Funding Assistance released on: June 13, 2008
Fruit Tree Planting for Albay Residents
Also under the Agap-Bicol Program of TYF, and through the efforts of Advocates for Social and Ecological Concerns, a tree-planting project was implemented aiming to provide another source of income for families in barangays Baligang, Libod, Kaguiba, Tagaytay, Gutob and Bantunan.
After typhoons struck Bicol, some areas were deforested and the planting of grafted fruit trees was seen to complement other reforestation projects and provide additional source of income to Albay residents.
Funding assistance released on: December 19, 2007
Financial Aid for PWG Meeting
With the funding assistance from TYF, the meeting of PWG (Philippine Working Group) on ‘What is the value of Philippine forests and forestlands in climate change?’ was held on April 8, 2008 at ESSC Conference Room.
Funding assistance released on: October 25, 2008
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TYF believes that we must leave the world no worse that we find it. We actively support projects that help save and protect our environment. Tanging yaman natin an gating kalikasan.
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Mangrove Planting in Naga, Camarines Sur
Project Cost : PhP 325,000.00 for Phase 1 and 2
Duration : Phase 1 – 1 month, Phase 2 – 7 to 9 months |
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Reforestation Project in Placer, Surigao del Norte
Project Cost : PhP 353,000.00
Duration : 2007 - 201 |
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Fishing Boats and gear for 40 families in Legazpi, Albay
Project Cost : PhP 300,000.00
Duration : within 2 month |
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Farming of high-yielding crops in Legazpi, Albay
Project Cost : PhP 100,000.00
Duration : within 2 months |
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