Glenn Ymas reporting to the PFI office from a visit to Alta Vista CLC to get one more sewing machine from the abolished group. He requested a friend to go with him to carry the machine for him. The motorcycle is his brother's that he borrowed for the monitoring work to the CLCs.
This blog is all about a community livelihood project by 5 NGOs in Ormoc City with TCF Western Australia as partner.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Tambulilid CLC splits into two
Tambulilid CLC has broken down into two. The newest CLC in Tambulilid is called Ladislawa CLC taken from the unique name of its Coordinator - Ladislawa Jordan.
Tambulilid CLC remains and is still coordinated by Diosita Aquino.
Impact of ammado fundraising initiatives
Because we have a CLC Monitor, we are able to spot problems and provide solutions without so much delay.
Problems at the Center level like the need for a trainer on Pattern-making and measurement, the need for a sewing machine technician and the like are responded to as fast as Glenn and I could. Without the CLC Monitor all these problems would have gone unattended. So, to ammado.com again, thank you!
Ammado.com remits 2nd tranche of donation
Thank you to ammado.com for remitting another 200 US dollars to the coffers of PagtinabangayFoundation. This means an extension of two more months (until November, 2009) for our Community Livelihood Center Monitor for the Textile Clothing Footwear project of the Coalition of Ormoc Women with TCF Western Australia.
Since it was PFI that first moved the project forward, we cannot afford to see it go to waste by just letting it go unmonitored.
Since July, Glenn has accomplished a lot. He has withdrawn some sewing machines, fabric and patterns from the Alta Vista CLC which has never taken off since their cutter left them last year to transfer to another barangay (village). Instead of Alta Vista, it is now in Malbasag.
Per Glenn's report, we both went to Valencia to patch up a problem between the CLC Coordinator and the Cutter. We have given them the option to break into two CLCs which the Coordinator happily accepted with Glenn contacting a person who can train them on pattern-making. The cutter, opted to form her own group given the fact that the current sewing machine operators do not want to go with her.
We were also able to visit the Inopacan Christian Sewing Ministry of the Inopacan Grace Bible Church.
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