Category: FFLA

FundLife, in partnership with Gawad Kalinga, conducted Play for Peace training workshop in Mindanao

26/6/2019

To introduce the use of Football for inclusive communities and contribute to the achievement of good educational outcome, FundLife International in partnership with Gawad Kalinga facilitated Play for Peace: Training of Trainers on June 3 – 4 at Pagatpat Elementary School, Cagayan De Oro City and June 5-6 at Malaybalay, Bukidnon.

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

23/5/2019

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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FFLA learner Kem shares how he transformed from being a socially withdrawn and hard-headed kid to becoming a courageous learner who looks at life and its challenges more positively.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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FundLife, in partnership with Gawad Kalinga, conducted Play for Peace training workshop in Mindanao

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

Learner's Profile - Kem: My Life of Courage

Ready for the World

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

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