February 2009 February 2009 Vol. VI, No.1 Vol. VI, No.1 First Asia Pacific Conference of Workability International-Asia What’s inside... From the Desk of the President.................2 Featured Articles...................................... 3 News...................................................... 5-6 Other Programs & Services.....................7-8 Acknowledgment.......................................9 Livelihood Updates ...................................4 1 “Championing people with disabilities' (PWDs) right to work world-wide” is the slogan of Workability International, the world's largest representational body for providers of work and employment services to PWDs. More than two million PWDs are engaged in work programs delivered by its member organizations in 36 countries. We believe that PWDs must have legal rights to equal opportunities and non- discrimination in all aspects of their lives, especially in the world of work. To put this on the ground, Workability International works in partnership with a range of international bodies and authorities, to break down the barriers which prevent PWDs from participating in the workforce and therefore, maximizing their social and economic independence. As a member of this organization, Tahanang Walang Hagdanan was tasked to organize the Asia Pacific Conference of Workability International-Asia on April 22, 2009. Twenty participants from Japan and Fifteen from other member countries are attending the conference, a total of 35 delegates. Aside from them, Stake- holders from the Philippines including private companies, non-government organizations and government agencies are invited to join. The last conference of which was held at Sapporo, Japan where 59 countries participated last year including the Philippines which was attended by Ms. Joy. Garcia from TWH, Johnny Lantion of NFCWDP and Peter Hamerlee of CBM. We wish to invite more members to have a stronger alliance to bring on board every Filipino disabled especially in the world of work and employment. Gulong Sa Pagsulong Mobility Aid Assistance One of the programs of Tahanang Walang Hagdanan is the mobility aid assistance, that is providing wheelchair and other mobility aid such as cane, crutches, walker, prosthesis, leg braces, etc. to indigent persons with mobility impairment. We have three (3) sourcesof this program Gulong Sa Pagsulong - one of the most sought welfare services of Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, since it started last 1994. Many avail of this service referred through our Community Based Rehabilitation Program and referred by the office of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, other NGOs, Government Offices, hospitals and religious organizations. Most of the beneficiaries of this program avail customized wheelchair and other assistive devices produced by Tahanang Walang Hagdanan. Beneficiaries were required to contribute some counterpart in any amount they could share for we want them to be responsible of their needs and do away with the “dole out” system. (continued next page (2) Thirty-six years of serving a greater number of PWDs in the Philippines is indeed an accomplishment for TWH! We continue to glorify and praise God in thanksgiving for His Divine Providence from TWH establishment to this very day. This great mission started with the Divine calling of Sr. Valeriana Baerts, ICM. TWH Founder and Chairperson of the Board who braved all odds in obedience to God. We are also grateful for the com- mitted people who continue to be instruments in accomplishing His works.. Our Foundation Day on February 21, 2009 will be a simple celebration. Of course with the Holy Mass at 9am officiated by Msgr. Arnel Lagarejos, TWH BODand Parish Priest of Cainta, followed by a short program with expected guests like Dorothy and Nicole Watts, Shirley White from Australia, Pieter Berteloot and Simone Debree of Helping Hands Int'l. Sumptuous lunch follows at TWH AIC while in the afternoon is the championship of the workers' sports fest. This will truly be a very significant day for all of us. Production of wheelchair and other mobility aids is at full blast to accommodate demands. TWH TURNS 36! TWH TURNS 36! TWH TURNS 36! Ms. Garcia TWH EVP & COO with Participants in the Workability conference, Sapporo. Japan
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February 2009February 2009 Vol. VI, No.1Vol. VI, No.1
First Asia Pacific Conference of
Workability International-Asia
What’s inside...
From the Desk of the President.................2Featured Articles...................................... 3
“Championing people withdisabilities' (PWDs) right to workworld-wide” is the slogan of
Workability International, theworld's largest representationalbody for providers of work andemployment services to PWDs.
More than two million PWDs are engaged in workprograms delivered by its member organizations in36 countries. We believe that PWDs must havelegal rights to equal opportunities and non-discrimination in all aspects of their lives,especially in the world of work. To put this on theground, Workabil ity International works inpartnership with a range of international bodiesand authorities, to break down the barrierswhich prevent PWDs from participating in theworkforce and therefore, maximizing theirs o c i a l a n d e c o n o m i c i n d e p e n d e n c e .
As a member of this organization, TahanangWalang Hagdanan was tasked to organize theA s i a P a c i f i c C o n f e r e n c e o f Wo r k a b i l i t yInternational-Asia on April 22, 2009. Twentyparticipants from Japan and Fifteen from othermember countries are attending the conference,a total of 35 delegates. Aside from them, Stake-holders from the Philippines including privatecompanies, non-government organizations andgovernment agencies are invited to join. The lastconference of which was held at Sapporo,Japan where 59 countries participated last yearincluding the Philippines which was attended byMs. Joy. Garcia from TWH, Johnny Lantion ofN F C W D P a n d P e t e r H a m e r l e e o f C B M .
We wish to invite more members to have a strongeralliance to bring on board every Filipino disabledespecially in the world of work and employment.
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One of the programs of TahanangWalang Hagdanan is the mobility aidassistance, that is providing wheelchairand other mobility aid such as cane,crutches, walker, prosthesis, leg braces,etc. to indigent persons with mobilityi m p a i r m e n t . W e h a v e t h r e e( 3 ) s o u r c e s o f t h i s p r o g r a m
Gulong Sa Pagsulong - one of themost sought welfare services of TahanangWalang Hagdanan, since it started last1994. Many avai l of this serv icereferred through our Community BasedRehabilitation Program and referred by theoffice of the Department of SocialWelfare and Development, other NGOs,Government Offices, hospitals andreligious organizations. Most of thebeneficiaries of this program availcustomized wheelchair and otherassistive devices produced by TahanangWalang Hagdanan. Beneficiaries wererequired to contribute some counterpartin any amount they could share for wewant them to be responsible of their needsand do away with the “dole out” system.( c o n t i n u e d n e x t p a g e ( 2 )
Thirty-six years of serving a greater
number of PWDs in the Philippines is
indeed an accomplishment for TWH!
We continue to glorify and praise God
in thanksgiving for His Divine Providence
from TWH establishment to this very day.
This great mission started with the Divine
calling of Sr. Valeriana Baerts, ICM. TWH
Founder and Chairperson of the Board
who braved all odds in obedience to
God. We are also grateful for the com-
mitted people who continue to be
instruments in accomplishing His works..
Our Foundation Day on February 21,
2009 will be a simple celebration. Of
course with the Holy Mass at 9am
officiated by Msgr. Arnel Lagarejos, TWH
BODand Parish Priest of Cainta, followed
by a short program with expected
guests like Dorothy and Nicole Watts,
Shirley White from Australia, Pieter
Berteloot and Simone Debree of
Helping Hands Int'l. Sumptuous lunch
follows at TWH AIC while in the
afternoon is the championship of
the workers' sports fest. This will truly
be a very significant day for all of us.
Production of wheelchair and other mobilityaids is at full blast to accommodatedemands.
==================================(Continuation of Mobility Aid ...fr. p1)
Donors are companies, organiza-tions and individuals who give mostlywheelchairs as part of their corporatesocial responsibility, or to share theirblessings to those in need of wheelchairFor this year we got 20 units of brandnew wheelchairs from Otsuka Pharmaand 18 units had been given to thebeneficiaries last December 2008.
For almost a year now, we have beenreceiving imported wheelchairs from theLatter Day Saints through the facilitationof the National Council on DisabilityAffairs and the NOVA Foundation. Thesewheelchairs are given free of charge toindigent Persons with Disability nation-wide. Aside from individual beneficiaries,organizations, hospitals, are alsogiven for the use of their patients.
For all requests, we require SocialCase Study report from the Departmentof Social Welfare and DevelopmentOffice or private / NGO’s Social Workerand a whole body picture of the benefi-ciary. In some cases we also request theMedical Abstract.
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A PrayerComposed by the Late
Lord L. Cheshire & Lady Sue Ryder,Nov. 2, 1958
To Thee, O my GodWho art infinite Love
yet who has called us to beperfect, even asthou art perfect!
Who so loved the worldthat thou did give thine
only begotten Sonand who has thereby giventhine all, thine everything
Who emptied Thyselfof Thy Glory
and became obedient unto deathEven the death of the
Cross for us!!!To thee, we surrender
our All, our everything,To be consumed by theunquenchable fire of
Thy LoveWe desire to Love Thee,
even as Thine own MotherLoved Thee
To be generous as thouonly art generous
To give our All to Theeas Thou gives
Thine all to us!Thou has called us o Lordand we have found Thee
In the Poor, the Unwanted,and the Suffering!
and There we will serve theeunto Death! Amen!
- Leonard Cheshire,Inc.(LCI)
It is a waste of time to be
angry about my disability.
One has to get on with life
and I haven't done badly.
People won't have time for
you if you are always angry
or complaining.
Stephen Hawking (1942 - ),
Interview with The Guardian (UK)
September 27, 2005
In the thirty-six years since theestablishment of Tahanang WalangHagdanan, Inc. we have achieveddramatic success. This has earnedTahanang Walang Hagdanan therespect of its partners and stakeholders.For this, TWH is recognized throughoutAsia as a center of excellence and isused as a training facility by the disablednot only from other provinces but alsoother countr ies of the reg ion.
We have had conducted trainingprograms for wheelchair manufac-turing for the Disabled group fromLaos and Palau. Recently, we hadconducted management training andw o r k s h o p o p e r a t i o n s t o J I C At r a i n e e s f r o m C o s t a R i c a .
TWH is known to providee m p l o y m e n t t o p e r s o n s w i t hdisability and has become a modelin Asia Pacific in terms of workshops e t u p a n d e s t a b l i s h m e n t .
Tahanang Walang Hagdanan'scontinuous marketing effort hasgained favorable result such asestablishment of two outlets forits products and services. Apartfrom its two outlets, TWH is also aregular supplier of the NationalBook Store chain, Cash and CarryS u p e r m a r k e t a n d A b e n s o n ' sHome Plus. With our mission toprovide employment to personswith disabi l i ty, we continue tod e v e l o p q u a l i t y p r o d u c t s a n di n c r e a s e o u r m a r k e t o u t l e t s .
New challenges lie ahead. Withc o n s t a n t d e d i c a t i o n a n d o u runwavering faith in the Almighty,w e c o n f i d e n t l y f a c e a n e wt o m o r r o w w i t h h i g h h o p e s .
M a r a m i n g S a l a m a t p o !
Manuel V. AgcaoiliPresident/CEO
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Feature A Special Birthday Bash
Last year was indeed a year of cele-bration for us as we celebrated the 80birthday of our beloved Founder andChairperson of the Board, Sr. ValerianaBaerts, ICM August . Despite the usualtrials , 2008and new challenges thatcome our way, we continue to becomefirm as we become inspired by her love,commitment and dedication. Throughher
th
inspiration we are always challenged
Affairs, sisters from the ICM congregationheaded by Sr. Josefina Diaz, ICM andformer TWH officers who did notmiss this special moment like JesusDocot, Billy Gentolizo, Rhea Pasno, NeliaPonce and Carmen Zubiaga. Gaiety wasall over the place with food served toeveryone and as we cheered our
who dearly touches our lives, wewish her more fruitful years to come.
Beloved
Nanay
My Japan Training
I have been very privilege to beone of the participants of therecently concluded JICA's LeadershipDev't Training held in Tokyo, Japanfrom October 22-December 11,2008. There were nine countrieswho participated in the group courseand it was a learning experience forall of us sharing the challenges weencounter in our own countries. Ihave seen and experienced thebarrier free society and facilitiesafforded to Persons with Disability
As a developing nation, I understandhow hard it is to implement everygood thing one experiences in Japan.However, the government shouldseriously include the welfare ofpersons with disability in everyaspect of their developmentalprojects if we must advocate fora rights-based society. - by Tess Lloren
in Japan. It was amazing howtechnology
alone as there aren't anyaccessible transport for wheel-chair users, (except taxi). One
needs to do some acrobats to getinto the bust and jeepneys. How
easy life would be if accessibilitycould be implemented in ourcountry too.
transformed thelives of severely disabled
making them productive andgainfully employed. Even
psychiatric disabled were givena piece of their home in thecommunity, earn their living
and live normal lives, - things Inever dreamt of. The tactilled
floor everywhere and in everystreet helps the visually impairedbecome very independent. Like-wise the stepless bus, accessibletrains and stations make one in awheelchair totally free. In thePhilippines, it's hard to travel
Tess Lloren (L -seated) with other trainees
at the Tokyo Vocational Center for PWDs.
November 17, 2008: Regional Training (Day 1)
Barrier-free Tourism - Visit to Miyajima,
World Cultural Heritage.
to always give and do our best.Our celebration was a simple andmeaningful one starting with athanksgiving mass officiated byRev. Fr. Bong Flores representingMost Rev. Bishop Gabriel Reyes ofthe Diocese of Antipolo while ashort program followed withpresentations from the differenth o m e s o f P W D s w h i c hSr. Valeriana likewise founded.This occasion was graced by veryimportant people like fellow TWHBOD: Sr. Roos Catry, ICM; the lateSr. Tet Aranda, ICM; Jo.Marcelowho sponsored food for the guestsand Engr. Felix Gonzalez with hisw i f e A u r o r a . A l s o p r e s e n twas Hon. Lovely Romulo, Chairmanof the National Council on Disability
Sr. Valeriana gives her speech during
her birthday celebration.
Sr. Valeriana accepts a gift from one of
the workers.
Success is like reaching an important
birthday and finding you're exactly
the same.
Audrey Hepburn
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TWH Sales and MarketingWorkshop has been busy for the past
months. Lots of new clients were served
and new products were developed.
Metalcraft department was able to
supply mobility aids to different social
welfare and development offices of
numerous provinces like Pangasinan,
Ilocos and more. Continuous support
of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes to its
beneficiaries to provide wheelchairs is
also one of the big factors. SM
Foundation ordered fifty two (52) units
of Chromeplated Sports-type wheelchair
for their beneficiaries. Orders of school
chairs from private schools also contri-
buted to attain the annual target sales.
Woodcraft section started the year
with lots of act iv i t ies . Nat ional
Federation of Cooperatives of Persons
with Disabi l it ies ordered writ ing
tablets for their DepED Project.
Several municipalities and Montessori
schools like OB Montessori purchased
various types of educational toys for
daycare centers. Wedding giveaways
l i ke c h o co l ate b oxe s a n d ta b l e
organizers added to their hectic schedule.
Needlecraft specifically sewing
division received constant orders from
Rustan's Supermarket for Catcha Bags.
Circle of Friends Foundation Inc. (COFFI)
continues to order different designs of
bags. An order of bags from San Miguel
Purefoods through DELL was served as
their corporate gifts. New designs of
tarpaul in bags were developed.
Packaging work from United Labora-
t o r i e s , A s i a n A n t i b i o t i c s a n d
A m h e r s t l a b o r a t o r i e s s u p p o r t s
m o s t l y o u r s e v e r e l y d i s a b l e d .
G i f t s h o p p e a n d m a r ke t o u t l e t s
contribute in selling and promotion of
products negotiating with the SM
Group to obtain space for new outlet.
We would like to extend our sincerest
thanks to all our benefactors who
believes in us. More Power to all of
us and Godspeed!
Metalcraft
worker during
production of
wheelchair parts.
Fabrication of metal frames
for the school chairs.
Woodcraft workers
Fish Hook piece raters
Unilab repackers
Telemarketers
of TWH
Callcenter.
Livelihood
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TWH Launches 1
Wheelchair Ballroom
Dancing Competition
st
December 6, 2008 was a veryimportant date to Tahanang WalangHagdanan (TWH) . Th is was thelaunching of the 1 Philippine WheelchairB a l l r o o m D a n c i n g / D a n c e S p o r tCompetition, which was entitled:S T E P S f o r a B R I G H T F U T U R EPart II. It was held in SM City NorthEdsa, North Avenue corner EdsaQuezon City at 7pm. Out of the 14semi- finalists who are PWDs and inwheelchair, 5 male and 9 female pairedwith able bodied participants, 3 coupleswere chosen for the male categoryand another 3 for the female
st
category.
The event not only defied physicallimitation in Ballroom dancing butalso empowered the capabilities ofPWDs. Thanks to all our partnersespecially the Disability Affairs Officeof SM Supermalls with Chairman BienMateo, Professional Dance TeachersAssociation of the Philippines withChairman Atty. Ma. Cecilia Katigbakand National Council on DisabilityAffairs with Executive DirectorGeraldine Ruiz and Mr. BhongMarquez of PDTA & Dance SportCouncil of the Phils. who was thetrainer for the Wheelchair BallroomDancing Workshop for their fullsupport that made the event asuccess. For this year, there willbe a national competition and welook forward that more participantswill be joining to compete.
List of Winners:
Male Category
RANK NAMES OF COUPLES
Female Category
RANK NAME OF COUPLES
1 Juanito Mingarine & Victoria Mae Huyatid
2 Julius Jun Obero & Josefina Atienza
3. Resty Tagorda & Maria Cristina Cameros
1 Ian Ryan Buñi & Purification Elks Mingarine
2 Jessel Yaun & Lorna Fontanilla (TWH)
3 Jose Fulgar Jr. & Prudencia Panaligan (TWH)
Seminars on EffectiveEnglish Communication
Effective communication is a basic tooltowards effective marketing, publicrelations and project development. In theeffort of TWH to continuously train anddevelop its people, seminars on EffectiveEnglish Communication were heldparticularly for its key offices andproduction supervisors. The first seminarwas conducted last June 21, 2008 by
headed by Nikki Rodriquez,its Executive Director. Topic discussed wasEffec t i ve C o m m u n i cat i o n at t h eWorkplace which included Basics inBusiness Communication that tackledon correct grammar and essential wordsand gestures. Also discussed were Rulesin Business Writing with differenttypes and styles of communication.
First
Strategic. Net
The second seminar was conductedlast July 28 and August 4, 8, 2008 by
through thekind generosity of husband and wife,Mark Frederick and Jhoanna So, its ChiefExecut ive Off i cer and Pres identrespectively. This is part of their Teach ItForward program which is an outreach for
Business Makers Academy
Picture taking withMs. Imee Schwartz
accessing English proficiency forinterested marginalized groups. Threesessions were conducted with two onIntensive Grammar handled byImee Schwarts and another one onBusiness Writing by Gege Sugue.Lectures and practice on grammarwere rigid to assure intact learningcomplimented with written and verbaldrills. Same thing with the third sessionthat discussed different writing formatsand styles that set priorities accordingto proposed need. Participants learneda lot which definitely would assist themin their work in making TWH programsand services more comprehensive. Toour trusted partners that have proventheir corporate social responsibility,our heartfelt thanks.
Winners of the
Male & Female
category in the
Wheelchair Ballroom
Dancing Competition
Juanito & Elks Mingarine
with judges.
Contestants
of the Wheelchair
Ballroom Dancing
Competition
perform their
opening number.
News
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To celebrate Women's Month last
March 25, 2008, a lecture was
conducted to expound on RA 9262
which is the Anti-Violence for Women
and Children. This was participated
by TWH women workers especially
PWDs who became aware of their
rights against abuse that could be
of other aspects aside from the
physical one. This lecture was made
possible by Police Director Jerry L.
Barias, Regional Director – NCR PO
of the Regional Tactical Operation
Center, Philippine National Police
Bicutan Taguig and conducted by
SPO4 Romeo M. Datuin. They also
conducted the same lecture,
Februar y of last year, for our
production workers together with our
CBR staff and volunteers at our
affiliate home, Bahay San Leonardo
in Jala-Jala Rizal. The rights of
women and children are not to be
violated much more of PWDs.
Center (PTTC), Zuellig Pharma, and Colgate
Palmolive Philippines to name a few.
our website to attract visitors or page
view. The IT staff are excited to apply
what they have learned in this seminar,
this training being a big help for them as
they are making the TWH's web site.
The training tackled the basics of
Web Page Design using PHP, MySQL
and Dreamweaver. Mr. Abasamis also
shared his expertise on how to enhance
PhotoOp with the EITSC Staff, Mr. Abesamis,
& TWH HR Manager, Ms. Llenares
ADVOCACY FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Dentists of RDC AND PCOMS at work.
Colgate, Jollibee, Don Henrico's,Robinson's Big R, Mang Inasal, PizzaHut, Billy Gentolizo, Amy Quiogue,and Lanie Corpuz. Succeedingschedules of this program areto be conducted this year.
IT Staffs headed by TWH's Network
Administrator, Domingo Literal, On-
job-trainees (ICCT ComSci students ),
together with selected employees
(w i th in te rmed ia te compute r
b a c k g r o u n d ) , a t t e n d e d t h e
4-day t ra in ing on Web Page
Development sponsored by EITSC
Foundation (European Information
Technology Service Center).
This training was conducted by their
trainer, Mr. Omar F. Abesamis from
Nov. 11-14, 2008. Mr. Abesamis
He has
The EITCS
Foundation is an initiative of the
European Chamber of Commerce of the
Philippines (ECCP), the German Technical
Cooperation (GTZ) and the Asia-Europe
Foundation of the Philippines to bridge
the eSourcing needs of Europe with the
IT/BPO capabilities in the Philippines.
has over 20 years experience as an IT
consu l tant, web-deve loper, and
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
application practitioner. also
conducted IT training workshops and
seminars for over 4,000 people in
various disciplines for organizations like
the Asian Development Bank, Training
Web Page Dev’t
Training by eitsc
Oral Health CareProgram for PWDs
The Rizal Dental Chapter (RDC), inpartnership with the Philippine DentalAssociation (PDA) and Philippine Collegeof Oral and Maxillo-Facial Surgeons(PCOMS) has established a project calledComprehensive Oral Health Care Programfor Physically Challenged Persons of TWH.This project was launched last September28, 2008 together with the conduct ofits first procedure which was the oralhealth care education and mouthexamination/oral diagnosis. The launchingwas graced by Dr. Robert Tajonera andDr. Angelo Fernandez, PDA's ExecutiveVice President and Vice President forSouth Luzon respectively. This endeavoris not like the usual dental missions thatcome and go but a program that includesall services (mouth examination, dentalextraction, oral prophylaxis, restorativeand prosthodontic procedures) for all200 PWD-beneficiaries of the center.
This project is implemented throughthe leadership of Dr. Mario Esquillo, pastPresident of PDA and PCOMS andcurrently the latter's Senior Consultantand Chairman for Training/Residencyprograms; Dr. Rosarito Regencia,President of RDC; and Dr. JosephVillafuerte, Chairman of this particularprogram and RDC's Adhoc Committee.Dental extraction and oral prophylaxiswere conducted last October 12 andNovember 15/29 while restorativeprocedures were started December 14,2008. Quite a number of dedicated andgenerous dentists from RDC participate inthis program which is greatly appreciatedand makes it really worthwhile. We are alsovery grateful to volunteers and sponsorswho contr ibuted to the success ofprevious activities – Tsu Zhi Foundation,
* Practical Money Management for Filipino Families
* Intensive Grammar Review
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* Basic Business Writing
* Project Cycle Management Training
-
* 2008 Workability International Conference
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Personality Dev’t & Building Oral Self Confidence
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* Handmade Paper Making -
* Cooperative Code of Conduct & Ethical Standard and
Dispute Resolutions -
* Water Lily Stem Weaving -
- July 25, AIC Blgd, TWH Compoundconducted by Pinoy Smart Savers Learning Center
- 18 Participants
July 28 & August 4, Housing I, TWH Compoundconducted by Business Maker Academy19 Participants
- August 8, Housing I, TWH Compoundconducted by Business Maker Academy- 9 participants
September 9-11, Parque España Hotel, Alabang Mun.sponsored by Christian Blind Mission- 1 participant (Africita Salazar)
September 9-11, Sapporo Prince Hotel, Hokkaido, Japanconducted by Workability Int’l Japan/Asia- 1 participant (Ms. Joy Garcia)
*September 12, conducted by the EITSC (European Info.
- 20 participants
March 25-27, conducted byCITC at CITC, Marikina City - 3 participants
September 17-18, GualbertoDuavit Cmp. Batingan, Binangonan, Rizalconducted by CDA Region IV-A (Coop. Dev’t Auth.)- 2 Participants
October 3, San LeonardoHomes, Jala-jala Rizal sponsored by Christian BlindMission - 3 Participants
* Leadership Training - October 21-December 12, atTokyo Japan conducted by JICA (Japan Int’l Coop.Agency)- 1 Participant (Theresita Salome Lloren)
November 10- first week ofFebruary, TESDA- Cainta- 20 Participants
November 3-14, TWH Compoundconducted by J-Cardline Mktg. Services- 10 Trainees
November 11-14, at Housing I, TWH Compound,conducted by EITSC (European Info Tech)- 9 Participants
December 15-16, San Leonard, Jala-jala, Rizal- 20 participants
July 8-12, conductedby Life Haven, Inc. At Bayview Hotel, Manila- 1 participant
- December 15-17, conductedby PHILSPADA - NAPC PHILS.- 2 Participants
NOTE: CBR SEMINARS/TRAININGS NOT INCLUDED,SEE SEPARATE LISTINGS ON CBR UPDATES P4
* Computer Hardware & Servicing NC II
* Consumer Electronics Servicing with
Cellphone Repair -
* Call Center Agent Orientation & Training
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* PHP, MYSQL & Dreamweaver Web Page Dev’t
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* Planning CBR for the LGU: Training of Traineers
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* Independent Living -
* Introduction of Paralympics Sports to Filipino
Girls & Women with Disability and Sports
Leadership Summit
- November 10, 2008 - January 23, 2009TESDA - Cainta - 20 Participants
Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc.
List of Seminars & Trainings / Conferences
attended on the second part of 2008 (July-December
2008
TWH Art Exhibits
PARTNER & LOCATION TIME FRAME
SM Supermalls July 15-17, 2008SM Megamall, Mand. City
Phil. Heart Center July 21- Aug 4, 2008PHC East Ave, Quezon City----------------------------------------------------------------SM Supermalls Oct. 13-17, 2008SM Taytay, Rizal----------------------------------------------------------------SM Supermall Sept. 17-19, 2008SM City North Ave. EDSA QC
Manager, (standing) Francis Candole, TWH Artist & Paul
Dizon Malate Church Volunteer.
Painting is silent poetry, and
poetry is painting with the
gift of speech- Simonides8
Acknowledgment Corner
ADERANZAEROSTONEAGILE MARITIMEAGRIMIX PHILIPPINESAMBER GOLDEN PLATESANSON'S SUPERMARKETAQUABESTASSISI DEV’T FOUNDATIONBAGSAK PRESYO SMARTBAKAHAN AT MANUKANBANK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDBAKER'S FAIRBAYAN TRADEBEST TRAVELBIG R SUPERMALLS - CAINTA JUNCTIONBINALOTBLUE BELL COMMODITIESBUENA MANO HANDICRAFTCAFÉ EXPRESSOCHINA BANK MAIN OFF.CHOWKINGCHRISTIAN BLIND MISSIONCHROME DAZZLERCHUNKY BOY’S RESTAURANTCOUNTRY NOODLES PANSIT MALABONDAILY SUPSERMARKETDELL INTERNATIONALDEPT. OF FOREIGN AFFAIRSDIAZ MURILLO DALUPANDON HENRICO’SDPWHDUTY FREEEAST AVENUE HOSPITALEMS COMPONENTS ASSEMBLYENGR. & MRS. DANILO
EVANGELISTA & FAMILYEPSON PRECISIONERAP PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATIONEVER SUPERMARKETEXPRESSION WALTERMARTFACILITIESFC HOME CENTERFEEDMIXFELY J’S KITCHENFILINVEST, INC.FINIO MODERN PINOY RESTAURANT
FIRST GAS CORP.FIRST IMPERIAL CARGOFISH OUT OF WATERFITWALKFULLSPEEDFOOD ISLANDGERRY’S GRILLGOLDEN TEA HOUSEGOLDILOCKSGOODWILL METAL CORP.HALCYON MARINE HEALTH CARE SYSTEMHELPING HANDS, INTERNATIONALIDS PHILIPPINESINNER WHEELS CLUB OF MAKATIINTENT PACIFICINTERPORT RESOURCESJ.C. PLAZA MARTJAN DE NULJUN ENCARNACIONKAMBAL’S LECHONLANDMARK AD & PROMOLILLY, INC.LEGENDA HOTELLUBECA PROTECTION INDEMNITYLUISA’S PHILAM HOMESM & h FOOD CORP. - HENLINMAJESTIC PRESSMEAT PLUSMEDIA FORCEMETRO DRUGMEXICALLIMLVC
MUNICIPALITY OF BINANGONANMUNICIPALITY OF JALA-JALA
MOBILINE CAR CHARTER SERVICESMONDE MY SANMRS. MANUEL PANSIT MALABONMS. MARY JO MARCELO
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