Help us secure the future of children in poverty Kaugmaon sa Kabataan is a seed fund program which insures students of a scholarship from Primary to Undergraduate Education, empowering them to become the better leaders of the future. From the Visayan term “Kaugmaon” which translates to Future and “Kabataan” which means the youth, the project […]
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At least one out of every ten Filipino children are out of school The Adopt-A-School Project aims to create a better learning space for children in public schools by providing better equipment and educational materials to rural public schools in the Philippines. Through the Adopt-A-School Project, we help rural schools adapt to modern technological innovations
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In partnership with Philippine taekwondo association, KEFI sponsors the enrollment of 30 students for its taekwondo scholarship class.
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In partnership with Coastal Conservation and Education Foundation, KEFI sponsored a mangrove and coastal cleanup led by the youth volunteers during the SEAklab Coastal Camp 2019. With a total of 20 youth volunteers from all over Cebu, the cleanup was able to collect at least 10 sacks of garbage or 50 kilos of plastics from
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November 2020— KEFI donates printer and scanners to public schools in Leyte to help students and teachers have access to better equipment and modernized technology.
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Because of the COVID 19 Pandemic, face to face learning has been put on hold and schools are transitioning to online learning. However, only a small percentage of Filipino children are privelaged to have cellphones and laptop to access online learning. With this, KEFI donates 32 cellphones for scholars in Leyte, to aid them in
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