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CULTIVATING YOUNG MINDS FOR THE FUTURE

Sparking creativity and realizing
the youth's full potential

Remote rural barangays in the Philippines are not often considered dynamic. But by investing in education and supporting young Filipinos through their schooling, we help foster individuals who can act in ways that incrementally develop dynamic thought, behavior, and aspiration in their own lives. And by inspiration, in others' lives, too. 

 

FPVI, to date, supports access to secondary school and college education for children, each selected as beneficiaries because they have experienced significant disadvantage yet showed resilience and promise.

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Get to know the young people in our care (2026)

Through our Learning & Development Program, we empower local youths by providing support for a holistic education, proper nutrition, and values-development sessions to help them achieve their aspirations and build a better tomorrow for themselves, their families, and the community.

ALEXANDRA

Alexandra is from Barangay Macalpi in Carigara, a neighboring and larger town but attends high school in Tunga. She is academically adept, especially in math and sciences, and is in the STEM stream in senior high. She is from a blended family with an older father working as a contractual laborer and a mother frequently away for daily wage work. The maternal separation causes some emotional concerns where her decision-making is affected sometimes but it is also this separation that has made her a more resilient teenager. She has a sensitivity that allows her to reflect more deeply than others her age and it comes out in her writing, whether in her personal journal or in assigned tasks. 

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