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To strengthen disaster preparedness and response in schools, Department of Education's (DepEd) school administrators and teachers from 30 schools across San Miguel, Virac, and Caramoran in Catanduanes participated in an intensive three-day training on Child-Centered Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (CCDRRM) and Education in Emergencies (EiE). The training was held from January 30 to February 1, 2025.

UPFRONT is an Explorative Study on the Notions, Perceptions, Beliefs and Understanding of Filipino Child Well-being. UPFRONT seeks to understand the concept of "well-being" as a process and in the context of Filipino children from their lens as rights-holders and also with perspective of their duty bearers.

Educo Philippines received its first recognition for 2025 from the Department of Education Regional Office 5 through the Regional Stakeholders' Appreciation, Sharing of Best Partnerships Initiatives and Awarding Ceremonies held last January 30.

As Catanduanes continues its recovery from the significant damage caused by Typhoons Kristine and Pepito, the UNFAO, in partnership with Educo Philippines, led a Central Emergency Response Fund-Anticipatory Action Project (CERF-AA) for 97 Catanduangon fisherfolk and their associations.

Educo is a global development and humanitarian NGO based in Barcelona, Spain with 30-year working experience in 14 countries. We work with and for children and their communities to promote just and equitable society that can secure their rights and wellbeing. We envision a world where all children fully enjoy their rights and lead a [...]

This collaborative approach proves that Educo Philippines can create a lasting change and help build a future where no child has to work for a living.

As an International Non-Governmental Organization dedicated to pushing child rights, Educo Philippines crafted new approaches to continue instilling to the minds of the children their rights to live a life of dignity.

As Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-Yi) approaches the Philippines, Educo has activated its Emergency Response Team days before the said natural hazard land falls on the country, an announcement made by the organization's Humanitarian Action sector.

"Where do I start?" It was a question that cannot be heard but visible enough on the faces of the teachers whose schools were submerged in ceiling-high floods during the ravage of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami) in Bicol last October 23, 2024. They tried their best to rise from the severity of the floods . . . but were able to do such only a week after.