I Visited the Villar Livelihood Foundation on its 20th Anniversary

Last week, I went to Las Piñas City to visit the Villar Livelihood Foundation, primarily to see and examine what they are doing. It is good to know that this advocacy is already on its 20th year Anniversary.  Former Congresswoman Cynthia Villar told us that countries like Europe inspired them in pursuing this advocacy. The Foundation`s livelihood programs are models for helping the entire community.

We, the bloggers, had an exciting trip to the manual weaving livelihood project where they produce blankets, as well as to the waste management recycling and environment protection facility.  We also went to the rehabilitated Zapote Las Piñas River, which is a  historical place during wars.