The story is the second among the four-part series published in Inquirer and written by Fernando del Mundo. COTABATO, Maguindanao, Philippines — It all began at playtime in a camp ran by aid workers for . . .
The story is the first among the four-part series published in Inquirer and written by Fernando del Mundo. CAMP BILAL, Lanao del Norte, Philippines —The “Aha!” moment came to Abdullah Macapaar during a visit . . .
This primer presents a glimpse of the Mainstreaming element of the Mindanao Trust Fund - Reconstruction and Development Project Phase Three (MTF-RDP/3). It aims to share some good practices from the engagement of select ministries . . .
Community and Family Services International (CFSI) continues to rebuild the lives of the people in Marawi, specifically the Persons with Disability (PWDs), by linking them to the local government and other service providers to receive . . .
Dogs take the title, but cows could be a family’s best friend too. The Munte family in Marawi City found joy in the company of their three-year-old cow friend. Last December, the cow has given . . .
The story was originally published by MindaNews, the news service arm of the Mindanao Institute of Journalism. MARAWI CITY (MindaNews / 22 March) – Nobody knew that Mohmina Ontiling is 105 years old — or . . .
Camp Rajamuda communities value access to safe water The community members of Barangay Inug-ug in Pikit, North Cotabato, and Barangay Palao sa Buto in Datu Paglas, Maguindanao now enjoy the benefits of safe water supply . . .
For a very young age, Jenny, Patricia, and Jenny Rose have been bearing the true grit of serving the people. From being project beneficiaries to regular staff members of the Community and Family Services . . .
A recent agricultural seminar Jomar Cabalo attended was an eye-opener for the 21-year-old farmer, as well as others of age. Friends had urged him to participate in events organized under the Mindanao Trust Fund-Reconstruction and . . .
A compendium of stories of Sama Bajau learners in Southern PhilippinesSama Bajaus are among the Filipino ethnic-linguistic groups who were once considered as Gypsies of the Sea. They live in the waters of the Sulu . . .