Tuesday, January 17, 2006

Childhope Asia Philippines





Childhope Asia Philippines (CHAP) is an international, non-profit, non-political, non-sectarian organization whose principal purpose is to advocate for the cause of street children throughout the world. It works toward the liberation of the child from the suffering caused by working and living on the street.

There are millions of impoverished children on the street in the world. In different countries, there are various alternatives for street children but these initiatives are limited. The role of CHILDHOPE is to act as a facilitator among the different organizations and bring them together and work with them in defending the rights of the street children.

One of their programs is the education of street children. With the support of The Body Shop, who has generously provided two "Mobile Education" vans. These vans are self-contained classrooms with chairs, tables, books, educational games, and an audio-visual system. The vans go around various places in Metro Manila to provide basic lessons to the children.

In connection with the turn-over of the second van, a photo exhibit was prepared by a small group of volunteer photographers, myself included. The group was led and guided by veteran Joachim Bondoc. I was fortunate to have three of my photographs included in the exhibit.

Below are those images:









Links:

ChildHope Asia Philippines: [click here]
The Body Shop: [click here]
Joachim Bondoc Photography: [click here]




The photographers at the exhibit:

L-R: Cocoy, Maan, Dianne, Nards, Joachim. Not in Photo: Edward



Outtakes: A few photos that were not included in the exhibit:











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3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nards! Ganda ng shot nung kids na nanonood sa monitor :)

Ganda rin ng climb photos. =)

7:28 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is ian, btw.

7:28 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

kuya nardz,bka andyan p ung mga picture namin (the news)paki email na lang po sa'kin sa lenzky_fender@yahoo.com

thanks

12:09 PM  

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