JVRF

A day of learning, adventure, and opportunity in Anajawan.

We were extremely grateful to officially turn over the Paglajag Library Extension, creating more space for children and young people to learn, read, and dream.

Adding further to the celebration, our friends of .surf shared the joy of the ocean through the first ever Surf Camp experience on the Island, introducing local youth to the waves that have long been part of their community. More than just a sport, surfing builds confidence, discipline, resilience, and a deeper connection to the environment.

From books to boards, this day was a reminder that every child deserves opportunities to learn, grow, and discover their potential.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible. Together, we continue building stronger communities and brighter futures.

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THANK YOU!

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our members whose support made our earthquake response efforts in Sarangani and Davao possible.

A meaningful and productive dialogue with Mayor Niña Bernos of La Paz, Abra, and the Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representatives, graciously organized by the League of Municipalities of the Philippines. We are grateful for the opportunity to discuss ways to strengthen support for indigenous communities and advance shared goals for inclusive development.

In conversation with our friends and the IP Leaders of the Dumagat-Remontado communities. 🤍🌳🫶🏼

On April 27, Jesus V. Del Rosario Foundation, together with Trimotors Technology Corporation and KSERVICO, Inc., turned over a community service vehicle to the Local Government Unit of Echague from Isabela Province, with the aim of strengthening last-mile service delivery and ensuring essential support reaches even the most remote barangays.

The visit also gave space to sit down with the Indigenous Peoples (IP) communities of Echague, including the Yogad and Ibanag Tribes. It was a chance for JVRF to listen and better understand their way of life, their priorities, and where support can be most relevant.

These honest conversations with our Filipino culture bearers mark a step toward doing the work where it matters most: on the ground, in partnership, and guided by the voices of the communities we serve.

WATCH: Across the mountains of Occidental Mindoro, we worked with three Mangyan communities alongside @jvr_foundation and the Philippine Frontier Missions—a journey grounded in the spirit of respect and genuine connection. 🍃⛰️ Over the course of several days, we supported efforts to improve access to water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions with the support of friends and volunteers from @kservicoofficialpage and TriMotors. 💧💙 🎥 Shot by Kane Fabon (@kfabon) 🎞️ Edited by Renz Perez (@rnzprz) #wavesforwater #w4wphilippines