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Fair Trade Recycled Coffee Bag Project |

| In partnership with Darren and Minako Polischuk of Polischuk Consulting, Inc. in Calgary, Canada, Samaritana has begun a project designed to generate employment for women in Metro Manila. So far, Samaritana has hired three women to sew handbags made from recycled coffee bags from Canada. | |
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Read more... [Fair Trade Recycled Coffee Bag Project]
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Of the 8 women who entered Samaritana’s most recent training cycle, 5 women successfully compelted the six-month program from February to July, 2 joined the training mid-way, and 3 dropped out for various reasons. The evaluation after the cycle ended revealed that those who were able to complete the cycle made moderate to significant progress in their academic lessons through Samaritana’s Alternative Learning System, their spiritual and emotional development, and their livelihood skills training. 3 new women have joined the second 2009 training cycle, which will run from this month until January 2010. Read more from August 2009 newsletter. |
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Many thanks to Master Web Works (www.masterwebworks.com) for their generosity in re-designing and upgrading Samaritana’s website (www.samaritana.org). The new website features updated information, a more user-friendly interface, and in the future, will include an online store for Samaritana’s livelihood products and online booking for SamBahay Retreat House. Read more from August 2009 newsletter. |
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Livelihood Accessories Sale |
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We invite those of you residing in Metro Manila to come by Samaritana’s Livelihood Clearance Sale, from September 15th - 30th, from 9 AM to 5 PM (Mondays through Saturdays). Handmade women’s accessories and greeting cards will be available at bargain prices. Your purchases will support the programs at Samaritana and help us improve our existing Livelihood Program. Start your Christmas shopping early! Read more from August 2009 newsletter. |
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