On-the-Spot Advocacy Poster Making Contest Mechanics
Showing posts with label Environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Environment. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Signpost Philippines to Conduct an Advocacy Poster-Making Contest
Signpost Philippines Inc. (formerly Signpost International, Inc.) is an independent NGO that works hand in hand with the people and empowers them to take an active role in the transformation and development of their respective communities. To help create an awareness regarding various social concerns, we will have an on-the-spot advocacy poster making contest on August 19, 2014 at the Activity Center of SM City, Mandurriao, Iloilo City. There will be three different categories namely Elementary, High School and Open Categories. The selected entries will be used as advocacy posters that will be utilized as information and education materials in the community.
Labels:
Environment,
Iloilo City,
Issues and Social Concerns,
NGO,
Signpost,
Volunteerism
Friday, July 11, 2014
Signpost’s`Rain for Growth Project Soon to Be Launched in Brgy. San Juan, Iloilo
Photo taken in one of the initial visits of Signpost Intl. representatives. Courtesy of Signpost Philippines. |
Signpost Philippines Inc. will
soon implement another project for the people in Brgy. San Juan in the district
of Molo, Iloilo City. Dubbed as Rain for Growth in San Juan, Philippines, it
will be funded by the Big Lottery International Communities Fund of UK and will
be launched in the latter part of July 2014. This partnership was facilitated by
Signpost International which is also based in UK.
Labels:
Environment,
Iloilo City,
Issues and Social Concerns,
NGO,
Raves,
Signpost,
Volunteerism
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Signpost Community Federation Officers Visit Calajunan Recycling Project
Charcoal briquettes made of recycled paper, saw dust and rice chaff. |
June 27, 2014 was a special day for the thirteen leaders of the two organizations under Signpost Philippines, Inc. – the San Juan Hugpong PPEA and the North Baluarte Pagla-um Community Association. The two groups together with Ms. Noemi Oranio and Ms Loryjane Barrocamo, Signpost
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
A Gloomy Day In Summer
It's summer already and yet it has been so gloomy this past few days. So, is it really summer?
The temperature dropped from sweltering to just so-so. It's good in a way that I do not have to turn on the airconditioning unit. In a way, I get to save. But still it's so gloomy that it tends to pull down one's spirit.
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