Isang cancer survivor, nagpatayo ng gusali para sa mga estudyante ng Brgy. Abijilan sa Garcia Hernandez, Bohol

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00:00A nursing home built a Cancer Survivor in Garcia Hernandez, Zabuhol

00:06who is being helped by some students who are having a hard time with their daily trips to school.

00:12This is what Noel Talacay has to say.

00:16A former OFW in Kenya and Breast Cancer Survivor,

00:21Bienvenido wanted to make a change in the community before he left the world.

00:27That's why he volunteered in Kapit Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services

00:36or Kalahi SEEDS of the Department of Social Welfare and Development or DSWD.

00:41I grabbed the opportunity because once you realize that you can watch on TV

00:50about people with cancer, right?

00:52So you're thinking,

00:54will I die?

00:56So what's the point of my life if I don't have a service in society?

01:01His story is hard for the students of Barangay Abihilan,

01:06Municipality of Garcia Hernandez, Zabuhol, their daily trips to school.

01:12Before, as I said before, they spent P800 to P1,000 for a motorcycle for a month.

01:24Some of them can't go to school because of flooding.

01:28Or they already went to school,

01:30but when it rains in the afternoon, they can't go home.

01:33It's lucky if a student's family has money.

01:37Tiredness and hours are the reason for them to go to school.

01:42Before, they wake up at 5 in the morning to walk.

01:48Now, it's not like that anymore.

01:50That's why he came up with the idea of building a house

01:53with two-cylinder engine,

01:55and the seeds of DSWD will be used by more than 20 students

02:03in every grade 9 and 10

02:05who don't have to wake up early to go to school.

02:11This project of Bienvenido

02:13is one of the accomplishments of the seeds of DSWD.

02:17It also encourages our youth to go back to school

02:22because the government's service is getting closer to them.

02:26She also assured that there will be no duplication of their projects

02:30under the seeds of DSWD.

02:32We have a negative piece that if it's unfunded by these agencies

02:37or even the DSWD itself,

02:39it can't be identified as a project of the communities.

02:44The program of the seeds of DSWD has been in place for 20 years.

02:49It has a long-term goal to help the poor communities

02:53so that they can be better and prosperous

02:56by fulfilling their needs.

03:00The project is benefiting the members of the community

03:04and is funded by the seeds of DSWD

03:08and foreign grants like the World Bank.

03:11Noel Talacay for Pambansang TV in the Philippines.

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