PSFI Among the Philippine Delegation at AIDS 2024 Conference in Germany

As the Philippines moves closer to eliminating malaria, a focused push in Palawan is driving the country’s final mile toward zero cases. Through the Global Fund Movement Against Malaria program, implemented by Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI) with national and local partners, significant gains have been achieved, including a 78% drop in indigenous cases in 2025 and zero reported deaths.

With 74 out of 82 provinces now malaria free, efforts are concentrated on reaching remote and underserved communities through targeted testing, treatment, and prevention strategies. Backed by strong partnerships and community driven approaches, the country is on track to achieve zero malaria in Palawan by 2026 and nationwide elimination by 2030.

PSFI, together with Shell Pilipinas Corporation and the Roads and Traffic Administration, strengthened road safety awareness among young learners in Cagayan de Oro through its BiyaHERO program. Through hands-on simulations and real-world learning tools, 64 students and teachers gained practical skills to navigate roads safely, reinforcing the importance of early education in building safer communities.

Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI) joined industry and education leaders at the STEM Kapihan Panel to address urgent challenges in the Philippine education system. Highlighting the need to strengthen foundational learning, Executive Director Sebastian C. Quiniones Jr. emphasized the role of industry as a co-educator in shaping more relevant and effective learning experiences. Read the full story to learn how partnerships can help strengthen both learners and teachers.

PSFI, Shell Pilipinas Corporation, and the Coast Guard District Northern Mindanao came together in Cagayan de Oro to plant 450 narra seedlings, demonstrating how strong partnerships can drive meaningful environmental action. Through collective effort, the initiative supports reforestation, climate resilience, and a shared commitment to a greener future.

Through the Roots to Shoots Program, PSFI and Metrobank Foundation are strengthening nutrition, food security, and livelihoods in Pasacao, Camarines Sur. By equipping caregivers with practical skills and supporting community-led initiatives, families are building healthier and more resilient futures together.

In Tagbilaran City, persons with disabilities are transforming small urban spaces into sources of food, income, and empowerment. Through container gardening and vermicast production, the Association of Persons with Disability Workers is building sustainable livelihoods rooted in self-reliance, skills development, and dignity, proving that with the right support, communities can grow stronger from within.