A year ago, I learned some information about Streets to School (STS) from my very talented and skilled artist friend, Nicole Vergara (you should follow her at instagram at @nekithepainter to see her work and contact her at nicoleannvergara.business@gmail.com) who had volunteered with them for quite some time. She told me about how her experience […]
First of all, I’d like to acknowledge that this week, in particular, was inevitably a time that calls for a celebration or despair. Philippine Presidential Elections is a moment in all Filipino’s lives (all over the world) that is too crucial to brush off. It’s a moment of chance, change and most especially, hope. The
One of the sunny, but with comfortably cool days last week, I came across a sweet lovely old lady. Her name was Maureen and we were walking outside, about to cross paths. We said our hellos and found ourselves both admiring how gorgeous the day was considering that we’ve had quite a grumpy weather all
Although this is the shortest application period Bliss had ever had (Bliss’ application period pre-pandemic starts in November through February), we were so surprised by the sheer number of the applicants who sent in their applications. It’s just so exciting for all of us to be able to do this again. For us to be
Some may argue that as life becomes more hectic, individuals forget to check in with the people who matter most to them, but former Bliss scholars appear to disagree. Last 25th of February, former Bliss scholars who graduated in 2019 namely, Elaine, Reneath and Fred came over for a surprise visit for Bryan at his
