COPING WITH THE COVID19 PANDEMIC: VFV’S UNPRECEDENTED CHALLENGE

The Covid19 pandemic has left everyone and every organization in the world reeling from its drastic effects. From serious health risks down to the global economic downturn, nobody was spared from its debilitating consequences. VFV, as a grassroots non-profit and non-government organization that it is, was not left unharmed either. The abrupt onset of the

News Feature: College Graduates of the Dumpsite Project, Another Triumph

For two of Volunteer for the Visayans’ college scholars under the Dumpsite Project, this year marks one of their biggest triumphs yet. Eva Ondez and Charlyn Ondez went up the stage last May 23, 2019 to receive their diploma as they graduated from College. Eva Ondez graduated with a degree in Bachelor of Elementary Education

David “the David Inside” Worth: A Written Interview

We, at VFV, have always been so thankful to have dedicated and passionate volunteers who would always lend us a helping hand and support us with our advocacies. Sir David Worth, a happily-retired Civil Engineer from the UK, makes a perfect example of a volunteer of that sort. In the written interview below, he is

Volunteering

Written by: JANN A. NIELSEN, Ph.D. Last night Dave and I spent several hours together at Cafe Lucia, Tacloban, the Philippines getting to know each other better. We met three weeks ago when I started volunteer teaching here. Dave has been here a while. In fact, he has Volunteer taught here about 2 months a