Cacao planting, poultry, and wilderness rescue are at the heart of a new project launched by BUSOE, Inc., part of the Angat Bayanihan Volunteer Network, with the support of Security Bank in Malinao, Aklan. “Busoe” comes from the Aklanon word “seed,” which has become the organization’s inspiration: to plant seeds

To strengthen its reading literacy initiative, Angat Buhay, in partnership with the University of the Philippines (UP) College of Education, held a series of volunteer tutor training sessions for the Bayan Ko, Titser Ko (BKTK) Program. The training sessions were designed to equip volunteer tutors with the right knowledge and

Department of Education Undersecretary Atty. Fatima Panontongan attended the training of volunteer tutors for the Bayan Ko, Titser Ko (BKTK) program in San Mateo, Rizal, organized by Angat San Mateo with San Mateo Municipal College as its partner higher education institution. Panontongan noted that the BKTK program is closely aligned

Executive Director Raffy Magno presented Angat Buhay’s low-cost, fast-build classroom model at today’s public hearing of the Senate Committee on Basic Education. “Civil society has long proven that we can build quality classrooms faster and at a lower cost,” he said, explaining how Angat Buhay constructs a fully furnished classroom

In Pasig City, the seeds of the Bayan Ko, Titser Ko (BKTK) Program were planted even before its formal launch in School Year 2024–2025. During the height of the pandemic, the Pasig Community Learning Hub (CLH) was established in partnership with the Office of the Vice President Leni Robredo to

The urgency is clear: in the Philippines, nine out of ten children aged 10 struggle with reading simple texts with comprehension. Programs like Bayan Ko, Titser Ko (BKTK) provide a concrete solution at the community level. The BKTK program in San Mateo, Rizal officially began in School Year 2024–2025 and