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AGAPP Foundation, Inc. Pinky AquinoAbellada 11 April 2013 ICoASL III (International Conference of Asian Special Libraries)

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AGAPP Foundation, Inc.Pinky  Aquino-­‐Abellada

11  April  2013

ICoASL III(International Conference of Asian Special Libraries)

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GOAL

To  equip  the  poor  Filipino  child  with  the  

ammuni>on  to  help  him  in  his  fight  to  escape

poverty  .

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• Cri>cal  period  for  brain  development

• Highest  Dropout  rate  is  between  grades  1-­‐3

• Support  for  Govt’s          Kinder  +  12  thrust

• Start  things  right!

* Philippines and two African countries have the 10 year basic education system

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WHAT  :  Public  preschools  with  library

 AKLAT  (book)

 Classrooms  &  Library

 GABAY  (guide)

Teacher  training

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HOW:  Public  Private  Partnership

Dep  Ed Donors

AGAPP

Volunteer*Local  Units** Other  NGOs***

**  Dep  Ed,  DSWD,  Local  Gov’t,Community***  Global  Voluntary  Service  (GVS),  ASA,  PBSP,  Children’s  Hour

Silid  Pangarap

*  People  Power  Volunteers  who  want  to  see  change  in  the  country

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AGAPP  CLASSROOMS

Completed  to  date:  ~500In  ALL  regions!

We  expect  to  reach  the  600  mark  by  our  3rd  year,  1  Aug  2013.

(1  classroom  every  2  days)

AGAPP  TRAINING

Teachers  and  School  Heads  Trained  to  date:  800

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Aklat(Classrooms  and  Library)

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Aklat(Classrooms  and  Library)

• Provide  books  for  the  K-­‐Grade3  kids

• Pre-­‐selected  by  award  winning  educator

• Principals  and  Teachers  are  encouraged  to  provide  an  hour  a  week  for  K-­‐Grade3  to  use  library

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Gabay(Teacher  Training)

• Stress:  the  most  cri>cal  stage  in  brain  development

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Gabay(Teacher  Training)

• Demonstrate:  read  books  to  engage  kids

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Gabay(Teacher  Training)

Engaged  kids…

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Gabay(Teacher  Training)

• Books  and  Literacy  Extension:  science,  Social  Studies,  Math,  etc…

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  Gabay(Teacher  Training)

• Writers  Workshop:  allow  teachers  and  students  to  “publish”  own  stories

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AGAPP  -­‐-­‐-­‐  ARUGA

• Include  toilet  and  sink  -­‐-­‐-­‐  teach  hygienic  habits

• Feeding  programs  in  some  schools

• Livelihood  programs  in  some  schools

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• By  Crea>ng  AGAPP  awareness

• By  helping  AGAPP  raise  funds

• By  being  be  an  AGAPP  volunteer  in  your  province/region  and  help  find  the  needy  schools  where  we  can  build  the  Silid  Pangarap

How  Can  You  Help

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As  of  last  count  (approx.  500  classrooms)….  

Annually,  at  least  25,000  needy  Filipino  children  have  a  beder  chance  at  escaping  poverty.

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