As helpers, they earn an average daily income of P50/day. In most cases, these identified beneficiaries are helpers of fishermen. The project identifies beneficiaries in impoverished coastline barangays who are in need of boats to augment their family income. (NVC) and Aklat, Gabay at Aruga tungo sa Pag-angat at Pag-asa (AGAPP) Foundation, Inc. The Peter Project is a joint endeavor of Negrense Volunteers for Change Foundation, Inc. The Start Right, Live Bright Nutrition Program focuses on the manufacture and distribution of complementary food for infants, toddlers and young children during the vulnerable period of early growth, providing them with the ingredients necessary for optimal growth and development of psychomotor functions, brain, growth, and cognitive functions, aid in developing immunity versus infectious diseases, and help in preventing malnutrition. Revenues support NVC Foundation’s Start Right, Live Bright Nutrition Program. The Department of Science and Technology and its Food, Nutrition and Research Institute have been instrumental in the development of this program.Īrt for Change: NVC Foundation partners with artists to create marketable products.

Still part of the Education Development Projects is the Books Build Change and the IBM Young Scientists of Negros.Įnterprise Development: NVC Foundation has created a social enterprise for food production that will be the prime supplier of complementary food for infants, toddlers and school age children.

Ramos Elementary School and Vista Alegre Granada Relocation Elementary School, Estefania Elementary School in Bacolod City Atipuluan Elementary School and Jalandoon Sison Elementary School in Bago City and Tapi Elementary School in Kabankalan City. Two classrooms each were constructed in C.V.

Twelve classrooms for Bacolod, Bago, and Kabankalan cities have been established with furniture, books and teachers training.ĪGAPP classrooms are called Silid Pangarap. In the Educational Development Projects, Classrooms for Change, NVC partnered with Aklat, Gabay at Aruga tungo sa Pag-angat at Pag-asa(AGAPP) Foundation which provided classrooms for public schools, especially for pre-school children.

“The Bright Island Project: for smarter island kids” which creates or supports mechanisms to help ensure that children from the poor and marginalized sectors in the islands are provided equal opportunities to learning and educational development that children from the mainland and/or bigger islands enjoy. With a Board of Trustees made up of 15 members, its President, Millie Kilayko, is ably assisted by fellow officers Pilar Mendezona (Vice President), Girl Cuaycong (Treasurer), Lynn Weber (Corporate Secretary) and Carmela Regalado (Executive Director).

Negros volunteer for change