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Donate
a PC
and we'll do
the rest.
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Providing
free unlimited email connectivity to remote rural
communities! |
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Bannuar ti La Union
Contact Person: Rufina Quanguey, president
Office Address: #1 National cor Madrid Rd., Brgy. Lingsat, San Fernando, La Union
Contact No: 072-2423520
Email address:
admin@bannuar.org.ph
Bannuar ti La Union is an organization of migrant workers and their families in La Union. Its formation can be traced to the March 2001 provincial consultation of returned OFW and families organized by Kanlungan Centre Foundation, Inc in partnership with the Office of the Provincial Governor, under the administration of the Giv. Justo Orros. Thirty returned OFWs, mostly women from various municipalities of La Union attended the two-day consultation.
To date, Bannuar enjoys the membership of more than five hundred migrant worker returnees and families of OFWs mostly from the municipalities of Pugo, San Gabriel, Naguilian, Bauang, Sudipen, Santol, Aringay, Caba, Bacnotan, Luna and the City of San Fernando.
Headed by its president Rufina Quanguey, Bannuar hopes to serve OFWs and their families by giving them social services that can improve their quality of life.
The free email center located in San Fernando, La Union is the tenth such Free Email Center launched by the PH Domain Foundation. Project launching was held June 29, 2002. |
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Scenes from the Launching
The three donated computers are being blessed by the local
pastor
and the organization members and leaders.
Project Coordinator Pinky Castelo-Cupino signs Memorandum of
Agreement
with Bannuar ti La Union President Rufina Quanguey and a
representative
from Kanlungan Center Foundation, Inc.
Leaders of the Bannuar ti La Union listen attentively to the
launching program.
Former migrant women or family of migrant workers who are
members
of the Bannuar ti La Union develop their skills in using the
computer
and the free email. |
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