Pag-asa has just wrapped up its yearly summer activities which include Family day and series of outings for high school and grade school students. View the Pag-asa festive 2012 summer photo albums.…
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Our future SPED (Special Education) teacher, RONALD MANGUIAT, the very first beneficiary of Pag-asa Social Center, is blind and currently doing ‘practice teaching’ for blind children. He has already received public recognition as one of the three BAYANING GURO’s (a hero teacher) during the commemoration of World Teachers’ Day and…
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Dear Friends, Allow me to extend to all of you my warmest greetings! The city of Tagaytay is going ahead with its social economic, cultural and spiritual development, thanks to the close collaboration of various civic and religious groups. One of the groups whose presence I appreciate is the Focolare Movement,…
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Favola Shirts Each Favola T-shirt is a product of an experience lived in unity by a group of out-of school youth, who are earning their daily living through the income they derive from your generous patronage. Favola is a project of the Pag-asa Social Center in Tagaytay. The T-shirt you buy will not only help in our sales but you become a personal donor for each of the boys working at the Favola T-shirt printing! Wear FAVOLA and be a HERO! Visit favolashirts.com |
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Pag-asa Social Center is a social expression of the Focolare Movement in the Philippines.
It is an NGO duly recognized by the Department of Social Welfare and Development.
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"Pag-asa" is the Tagalog word for "Hope" |
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| Total no. of beneficiaries: | 473 | |
| Current total no. of students in daycare: | 32 | |
| Total no. of scholars: | 424 | |
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