Rebuilding and Empowering Remote Schools in the Philippines

  Two projects in collaboration with OSM-AD Philippines

Equipping a remote school with resources to improve learning opportunities

Some communities in the far-flung regions of the Philippines still face challenges on literacy and reading comprehension among children due to geographic isolation and scarcity of development particularly in education.

Through the Center for Learning Projects, the isolated schools are equipped with children’s library package, basic workshop equipment, solar energy set, school vegetable garden set, and sports equipment playable locally, to help them perform at par with average modern schools and give the children an access to better learning experience.

  For our 2026 donation, NCCT and OSM selected Caghilot Elementary School located in Municipality of Silvino Lubos, Northern Samar Province

  $3700 has been donated and the equipment will be monitored by OSM-ADF for the next 2 years.

Helping repair an island school after Super Typhoon Uwan

In November 2025 super Typhoon Uwan ripped through the Philippines, affecting thousands of peoples’ lives, homes and livelihoods.

We teamed up with the Sky fleet crewing agency to understand where help was most needed and try and get it right to the source. Outlying Island communities in Garchitorena, Camarines Sur Province were severely hit and considered least assisted by the government due to their remote location.

NCCT hastened to commit to repair Tamiawon Elementary School, and Salén Ship Management agreed to top this fund up even further. 160 children should benefit and the classrooms will be built more disaster resilient.

$6650 has been donated and works are expected to take 2 months.