Partners and networks

The Charter Project worked with the following partners :

1. Center for Positive Futures (CPF). This is a pre-school and a high school for economically disadvantaged children. Its advocacy is value formation for young people to be responsible citizens. It is also engaged in technical vocational education to prepare high school graduates for employment and/or entrepreneurship. It was formed in 2001.

2. Organization for Training, Research and Development (OTRADEV). Founded in 1979, it is a Foundation of inter-disciplinary social development professionals involved in various fields of development work like women development, environment, development communications, community development, anthropology, education, family and child development, etc.
This organization includes social development workers, social studies teachers, Iraya Mangyan communities, and the Department of Education in the province of Mindoro, in the city of Calapan and the municipality of Mamburao.
As a group, the organization has been engaged in organization, training and advocacy among the Iraya Mangyans in the island of Mindoro, among fisherfolks in Laguna Lake, Southern Leyte and Romblon, implementing integrated development programs.

3. SANLAKAS, particularly its Quezon City Chapter. SANLAKAS is a nationwide multi-sectoral organization engaged in campaigns for democracy, nationalism and people’s rights and welfare. It was organized 1994.
The partners are the following : SANLAKAS leaders in the regional level, Metro Manila Vendors Alliance, Barangay est Triangle in Quezon City (a local government unit), Alay Kapwa (a urban poor organization), PILAKK (a women urban poor organization), Samahang Demokratikong Kabataan, AMA (a farmers’ federation), Homeowners’ Coalition, a trade union, and a group of professionals. Involved on responsibility of organizational and community leaders in community building, and in nation-building, democracy, justice and people’s welfare.

4. Buklod Tao Foundation is a local NGO based in Barangay Banaba, San Mateo, Rizal. It is engaged in disaster response management and environmental protection advocacy.

5. Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA) – Antipolo Program. The CFCA is a nationwide NGO promoting children’s and senior’s rights and responsibilities. Its Antipolo Program has community-based projects in the provinces of Rizal and Iloilo.

6. Deparment of Education in the localities of San Mateo and Montalban in the province of Rizal. This is the government department in charge of elementary and high school education. The department in the localities, through its public elementary and high schools, partnered in the “Painting Messages for the Earth” project in 2004 and this 2005, two public elementary schools participated in the Girl Children’s Day Celebration in Barangay Banaba, San Mateo.

7. Tulong Pinoy Movement is a cyber organization of overseas Filipino workers. The organization undertakes education and other programs for the benefit of Filipino youth in the Philippines as well other community development programs. One of their projects is sponsoring a Filipino channel on the internet.

8. Department of Social Work of the University of the Philippines. This is a department under the College of Social Work and Community Development in the Philippine’s premier university. Aside from its academic functions, the department is active in social development outreach work.

9. Community of Learners Foundation. This is a non-traditional learning institution. The school is an advocate of early childhood education. It has a pilot school for middle class and upper middle class children and it has an outreach educational program among the indigenous peoples, the Aetas of Zambales.

10. Youth local government council, UP Village, Quezon City, including community youth, community adults, and the local (adult) government unit. Involved on environmental responsibility and responsibility of the youth.

11. Tao Foundation. Involved on fostering responsibilities of and for indigenous peoples and inter-cultural dialogue and cooperation.


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	The Charter Project worked with the following partners : 1. Center for Positive Futures (CPF). This is a pre-school and a high school for economically disadvantaged children. Its advocacy is value formation for young people to be responsible citizens. It is also engaged in technical vocational education to prepare high school graduates for employment and/or entrepreneurship. It was formed in 2001. 2. Organization for Training, Research and Development (OTRADEV). Founded in 1979, it is a Foundation of inter-disciplinary social development professionals involved in various fields of development work like women development, environment, development communications, community development, anthropology, education, family and child development, etc. This organization includes social development workers, social studies teachers, Iraya Mangyan communities, and the Department of Education in the province of Mindoro, in the city of Calapan and the municipality of Mamburao. As a group, the organization has been engaged in organization, training and advocacy among the Iraya Mangyans in the island of Mindoro, among fisherfolks in Laguna Lake, Southern Leyte and Romblon, implementing integrated development programs. 3. SANLAKAS, particularly its Quezon City Chapter. SANLAKAS is a nationwide multi-sectoral organization engaged in campaigns for democracy, nationalism and people’s rights and welfare. It was organized 1994. The partners are the following : SANLAKAS leaders in the regional level, Metro Manila Vendors Alliance, Barangay est Triangle in Quezon City (a local government unit), Alay Kapwa (a urban poor organization), PILAKK (a women urban poor organization), Samahang Demokratikong Kabataan, AMA (a farmers’ federation), Homeowners’ Coalition, a trade union, and a group of professionals. Involved on responsibility of organizational and community leaders in community building, and in nation-building, democracy, justice and people’s welfare. 4. Buklod Tao Foundation is a local NGO based in Barangay Banaba, San Mateo, Rizal. It is engaged in disaster response management and environmental protection advocacy. 5. Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA) – Antipolo Program. The CFCA is a nationwide NGO promoting children’s and senior’s rights and responsibilities. Its Antipolo Program has community-based projects in the provinces of Rizal and Iloilo. 6. Deparment of Education in the localities of San Mateo and Montalban in the province of Rizal. This is the government department in charge of elementary and high school education. The department in the localities, through its public elementary and high schools, partnered in the “Painting Messages for the Earth” project in 2004 and this 2005, two public elementary schools participated in the Girl Children’s Day Celebration in Barangay Banaba, San Mateo. 7. Tulong Pinoy Movement is a cyber organization of overseas Filipino workers. The organization undertakes education and other programs for the benefit of Filipino youth in the Philippines as well other community development programs. One of their projects is sponsoring a Filipino channel on the internet. 8. Department of Social Work of the University of the Philippines. This is a department under the College of Social Work and Community Development in the Philippine’s premier university. Aside from its academic functions, the department is active in social development outreach work. 9. Community of Learners Foundation. This is a non-traditional learning institution. The school is an advocate of early childhood education. It has a pilot school for middle class and upper middle class children and it has an outreach educational program among the indigenous peoples, the Aetas of Zambales. 10. Youth local government council, UP Village, Quezon City, including community youth, community adults, and the local (adult) government unit. Involved on environmental responsibility and responsibility of the youth. 11. Tao Foundation. Involved on fostering responsibilities of and for indigenous peoples and inter-cultural dialogue and cooperation.