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ENGAGEMENTS

Adopt-a-Scholar

Sponsor economically disadvantaged but scholastically qualified students in public schools, colleges, and universities in the country.

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Educational Materials Donation

Donate quality and upgraded educational materials to aid the learning of students.

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Calamity Relief and Rehabilitation

Contribute assistance to calamity areas in the form of cash donations, food and other basic necessities.

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Small Scale Infrastructure

Provide funds for the construction of facilities needed for the improvement of day to day life of underserved Filipinos.

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Supplemental Feeding

Provide one complete meal every day for a period of 6 months to malnourished children aged 7 and below.

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Livelihood Project

Help improve the socio-economic conditions of disadvantaged communities in the Philippines by encouraging the establishment of small-scale or alternative income-generating activities.

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Foreign Surgical and Medical Missions

Conduct humanitarian or medical missions to provide free services and medicines to patients.

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Donation of Medicines, Medical Supplies and Equipment

Give medical supplies and equipment to primary and secondary government hospitals accredited by the Department of Health.

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Balik-Turo

Extend voluntary services in teaching, mentoring, lecturing and training to your counterparts in the Philippines, and become part of a continued and sustainable program of educational exchange.

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Through our Lingkod sa Kapwa Pilipino (LINKAPIL) Program, we are facilitating any assistance for communities in the Bicol Region affected by Typhoon Kristine.

Should you wish to provide assistance, this will be used to support the distribution of relief items or financial aid for the affected families in partnership with the Yellow Boat of Hope Foundation, Inc. (YBHF) and Children and Youth Wellness Technical and Advocacy Center, Inc. (CYWTAC), both duly registered non-government organizations.

Per our coordination, the CYWTAC aims to provide Php1,000.00 financial aid to each mother affected by Typhoon Kristine, through its Adopt-a-Mother, Rebuild a Family Project, which seeks to empower mothers and rebuild their families in Bicol. CYWTAC believes empowering mothers also gives them the tools to divide resources, improve mental health, and motivate proactive measures.

The CYWTAC targets two affected communities in Baao and Camaligan, Camarines Sur, as beneficiaries of its Adopt-a-Mother, Rebuild a Family Project.

The YBHF, on the other hand, aims to provide food items, including drinking water, to about 16,000 families from the provinces of Albay, Camarines Norte and Sur, Masbate, and Sorsogon.

For intent and inquiries, you may reach the CFO’s Project Management Division at +632 8552-4700 loc. 737; e-mail addresses: ecristobal@cfo.gov.ph and pmd@cfo.gov.ph; and LINKAPIL Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Linkapil.

LinKaPil Inflows (1990 – 2023)

Education
8%
Small-Scale Infrastructure
3%
Livelihood
2%
Health and Welfare
85%
About Us

LINKAPIL: A Partnership for National Development
Link up with CFO in making a difference in the lives of every Filipino back home through the Lingkod sa Kapwa Pilipino Program (LINKAPIL).

The LINKAPIL Program was designed to facilitate the transfer of various forms of assistance from Filipinos or other donors overseas to support projects in livelihood development, education, health related activities, and small-scale infrastructure.

Through the LINKAPIL Program, the CFO will act as the principal, conduit between overseas Filipinos and the local beneficiaries. The mechanism which the program offers will guarantee the provision of a coordinative support network by the CFO among government agencies involved in the processing of donations from abroad. This will also involve the establishment of close linkages with non-government agencies and identified beneficiaries at the local level for a more viable implementation and maintenance of projects.

History

In 1989, the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) initiated a program that would systematically manage donations from Filipinos based overseas and direct them towards enhancing local development initiatives. The program was named, Lingkod sa Kapwa Pilipino (LINKAPIL), which literally translates to “service to fellow Filipinos.” The program was a pioneering government effort in engaging overseas Filipinos to partner with local institutions in promoting development. The longevity of the program speaks of the enduring sense of bayanihan of Filipinos even when they have found new homes in other countries.

Goals and Objectives

The LINKAPIL Program provides a system for overseas Filipinos who desire to do their share in serving fellow Filipinos by supporting developmental projects in the Philippines. The program facilitates the flow of assistance from overseas to specific beneficiaries in the Philippines.

The LINKAPIL aims to:
• Encourage and enhance the participation among overseas Filipinos in the national development efforts of the country;
• Provide a mechanism for improved coordination and feedback among overseas donors, government agencies, and beneficiaries;
• Promote awareness and understanding of existing procedures and guidelines for the processing of donations from abroad;
• Monitor and provide report regularly on the status/progress of projects to the concerned donors;
• Build confidence and trust among overseas donors through credible and responsible management of donated resources
• Promote productive partnerships between the overseas Filipino donor community and their beneficiaries in the Philippines

<span style="color:#fff;">Not sure what cause to give your support to? Let LINKAPIL decide where your donation is needed most!<span>

700
Scholars
57
Livelihood Projects
250
Classrooms
205
Water Supply System

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Help Filipinos affected by COVID-19 in the Philippines. Overseas donors may donate the following assistance: - Php10,000.00 – 15,000.00 for the purchase of tablet/gadget that may be used by Filipino students for remote learning; and - Php7,500.00 – 25,000.00 for the establishment of a small livelihood assistance for Filipino families who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 outbreak. For inquiries or donations, overseas donors may reach the CFO-PMD at pmd@cfo.gov.ph.