Help improve education for poverty alleviation.
It is an ordinary scenario in classrooms nationwide for teachers to handle as many as 80 students without textbooks, school desks and worse, classrooms. Statistics show that for every 10 students that enroll in elementary, only 6 will graduate. Among them, only 4 will move on to college but ultimately, only 1 will complete their education. Amidst all these, teachers lack the skills to effectively share knowledge while parents would rather have their children begging in the streets than in school.

Your support is needed for the following:

1. Licensure Examination For Teachers (LET) Review     Assistance
	Adopt-a-Reviewee
	Sponsor a Review Class

2. Communication & Learning Centers For Teachers
	Provision of computer with modem and printer Provision of communication equipment:
	VCD Player
	Television Set
	Photocopier
	Learning VHS tapes reproduction

3. Teachers Training
	Sponsorship of One (1) Teacher

4. School Administration Training Assistance
	Cost of School Administration Training

5. Parent-Teacher-Community Association Training     Assistance
	Cost of PTCA Training

6. Literacy Program
	Sponsoring a Literacy Class
	Support Training of Community-based Literacy Facilitators
	Constructing Literacy Centers
	Support to NFE (Non-Formal Education) initiatives

7. Science Laboratory For Grade School & High School     Students     You can assist through any of the following:
	CHEMISTRY Laboratory Equipment
	PHYSICS Laboratory Equipment
	3 units Microscope
	CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS Laboratory Equipment
	Laboratory Repairs
	Grade School Basic Science Laboratory

8. Computer Laboratories For Public High Schools
	Computer Laboratory

9. Scholarship Assistance For Grade School Students     Provision of incidental school expenses:
	Elementary pupil annually
	High school student annually
Provision of school uniforms:
	3 sets of t-shirts and pants
	3 sets of uniform for girls
	Provision of textbooks
	Provision of desk or armchair

10. Construction Of A Three-Classroom Building
	One Multi-Grade (three-classroom) Building Complete with basic facilities (chairs, tables, cabinets, etc.)

11. School Dormitory Assistance
	Cost of Constructing a Dormitory

12. Public Elementary School Library Assistance
	Each Library Project

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Metro Manila is the country’s largest urban area. Of its 10 million inhabitants, 40% live in abject poverty. This unmanaged urban swarm presents a dilemma on hugely unmatched resources and needs for jobs, housing, basic sanitation, roads and potable water.

PBSP targets to assist 23 communities of poor homeowners in the area and support is needed for the following poverty alleviation projects:

	Build-a-House
	Build-a-Water Facility
	Sponsor-a-Livelihood Program
	Support a Site Development Program (roads, pathwalks, & community center)
	Give Life to a Day Care Center
	Disaster Alert (disaster risk reduction & management)
	Institution Building for Homeowners Association (estate management, organizational & project management, values formation, etc.)

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PBSP has various coastal, upland and watershed communities all over the country teaching people how to adopt livelihood technologies that encourage regeneration and protection of natural resources.

1. Watershed Development
	Adopt-A-Hectare
	Adopt-A-Village Nursery
	Community Farmers’ Training

2. Coastal Resource Management
	Multi-Species Hatchery And Nursery Complex
	Broodstock Development
	Adopt A Marine Sanctuary
	Reforest A Mangrove Area
	Sponsor A Farmer/Fisherfolk
	Develop A Community Enterprise
	Safe Water For The Community

3. Upland Development
	Adopt-An-Agroforestry Farm
	Sponsor-A-Farmer Trainee
	Increase Upland Crop Production

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Families in far-flung provinces continue to lack access in basic health services. To help them, PBSP supports primary health care programs in education and prevention.

Feeding, Health and Nutrition Program in Schools and Literacy Centers

Infant and Child Immunization Program
	Vaccine/Carrier Box Per Barangay
	Cold Box Or Transport Box Per Municipality
	Per Community (Child, Covers 5 Vaccines For 7 Diseases)
	Supplemental Feeding (Child Annually)
	Deworming And Immunization (Child) Annually For 7 Year
	Affirmative Action (Child Annually)

Rural Health Centers
	Building Construction

Training of Health Workers and Volunteers
	Trainee

Community health workers and volunteers are trained in performing simple clinical procedures, first aid, and in conducting sessions on primary health care and herbal medicines. This includes orientation on programs and services of the Department of Health.

Medical Kits for Health Workers
	Set Of Blood Pressure Measuring Apparatus With Stethoscope
	First Aid Medical Kit
	OB Bag

Potable Water System
	Spring Development
	Deep Well

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