ASIA

Health: Nutritional Program for Children

Country: Philippines 

A proper diet makes children alert, active and enthusiastic
The AIC Philippines National Nutritional Program began in 2014. It has developed from occasional food distribution on specific days to a national program operating regularly in an increasing number of AIC groups. The volunteers work to provide a better life to 500 or more children. They realized that a regular well-organized program was the best way to bring about a real improvement their health. Read more

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Environment: Trees to Prevent Soil Erosion

Country:  Philippines, Sta Rita, Pampanga 

Thanks to the support of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the AIC volunteers from the Pampanga region in the Philippines have started an eco-sustainable project of planting trees on the hillsides by the mega dikes to prevent soil erosion in zones at risk. Read more

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Supporting Victims of Violence and Abuse

Country: Philippines, Southern Tagalog Region, Laguna Province, Calauan

“Lord, I hope that I will have a new family”. “I hope to finish my education”. “I wish to be with my siblings again”. These are some testimonies from young girls living in the Crisis Center. Read more

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Solar lamp making project: “We dream big, start small!”

Country: Philippines, Guagua, Pampanga, Ilaw

Electricity in the Philippines is expensive. With the advent of the use of solar energy as a source of light and the Philippines being a tropical country, the AIC group in Pampanga had the idea of asking the Technological Education Skills Development Authority (TESDA) to provide them with a trainer who could teach local people how to make solar lamps. The project began in April 2016. Read more

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Sorting Waste for Better Sustainable Development

Country: Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh, Southern region

This project aims to establish a waste sorting policy with two bins of different colors for organic and inorganic waste, encouraging people to sort their rubbish to promote sustainable development. Read more

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