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#GirlsGotThis: Girls leading the first match day of Summer League

23/5/2019

TACLOBAN CITY — FundLife continued its goal on women empowerment and equality through a series of matchups between the eight newly-formed teams of Girls Community League (GCL) – Tacloban. The said teams participated in the first matchday of Football For Life Academy (FFLA) Summer League held at Brgy. 59-A Multipurpose Hall, Tacloban City on Saturday, May 11.

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Learner's Profile - Kem: My Life of Courage

28/1/2019

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FFLA learner Kem shares how he transformed from being a socially withdrawn and hard-headed kid to becoming a courageous learner who looks at life and its challenges more positively.

My name is Kem. I live in Barangay Caibaan, Tacloban City. I am 16 years old and have four (4) sisters. My father and mother run a small neighbourhood ‘carinderia’ (eatery).

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Ready for the World

8/1/2019

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Juliet, one of FFLA's best players, writes her experience on how FundLife's programme improved her life and encouraged her to excel more in her academic activities.

Hello! I am Juliet, 17 years old, female and I am studying at the San Jose National High School (SJNHS) in Tacloban City. I have five (5) siblings and I am the middle child. My father works as a plumber while my mother is the one who takes good care of us at home.

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Stronger after Haiyan, a youth football tournament teaches us to do more than just remember the disaster

27/11/2018

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November 10, Saturday, 116 children and youth from all over Leyte province huddled together in Barangay 74 in Tacloban City to play football. The event was the commemorative tournament --Haiyan Cup, which this year carried the theme “Better, Stronger Children after Haiyan. “

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A Yolanda survivor: Not just an ordinary sports coach

26/11/2018

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John Paul Masubay, 22 is not just an ordinary sport coach. He is also acting as a ‘life coach’ to children using soccer as a tool.

TACLOBAN CITY – At his young age, John Paul Masubay has set his goal in life- be a coach. And not just a sport coach but a life coach to children who attend their sessions in football. The 22 year old resident of Barangay 59, Sampaguita district, this city, is one of the coaches under the wings of Fundlife International, a humanitarian organization which aims to promote children hit by super typhoon ‘Yolanda’ recover through sports, particularly football.

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