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Respect Education Program

TNKK Supports Indigent School Children

8/21/2015

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The Pasali led Consortium for Children’s Rights and development has successfully distributed another batch of school supplies and goods to 3,991 indigent yet deserving students in 15 schools in Palimbang Sultan Kudarat and General Santos City as an offshoot of its campaign “Tulong Nyo, Kinabukasan Ko” (Your Help, My Future) otherwise known as TNKK.
TNKK is Pasali’s initiative to support the needy students since 2009. This year, June 17 to August 10, 2015, TNKK was able to gathered used clothing, textbooks and a total of 3,227 school supplies kit. These were made possible thru the able support of the following partners:
  • Fleur Pharmacy,
  • Notre Dame-Siena College of Polomolok,
  • KCC Property Holdings Inc.,
  • Police Regional Office 12,
  • East West Bank- Calumpang Branch,
  • individuals who gave cash and non-cash donations
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To date, the TNKK program’s fundraising activity is going for another batch of recipients. Last school year, the program reached around 1,500 children from the 16 recipient schools in Sarangani, Sultan Kudarat and General Santos City.​
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      • Corn mill & sheller
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      • Farm Support Scheme & System of Rice Intensification
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