Cyan Pilipinas

Hey everyone! Let’s talk about something close to my heart: how young people are changing.

“Hindi bale, kaya natin ‘to.” It’s a phrase I grew up hearing in Cebu, Philippines,.

Growing up in Cebu, education wasn’t just a privilege; it was the susi-the key-to unlocking.

Kumusta, kabataan! (Hello, youth!). I’ve spent years working with young people, and one thing I.

Kumusta, everyone! Mateo Alcantara here. I grew up in Cebu, and I saw firsthand how.

“Walang sinuman ang maiiwan.” No one gets left behind. This isn’t just a saying; it’s.

“Kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan,” as we say back home in the Philippines – the.

“Hindi baleng maliit, basta’t sama-sama.” It means, “It doesn’t matter if it’s small, as long.

Kumusta, everyone! I grew up in Cebu, Philippines. Now, I dedicate my life to helping.

Kumusta, mga kaibigan! (Hello, friends!) For years, I’ve worked alongside young Filipinos. Youth unemployment isn’t.