PSFI Among the Philippine Delegation at AIDS 2024 Conference in Germany

Paul Eman entered the Gas Mo, Bukas Ko Scholarship Program to build his automotive skills. He emerged with a stronger sense of leadership and a commitment to help others grow.

Thirty-seven Shell-PhilDev and PhilDev scholars came together for five days of self-discovery, mentorship, career preparation, and fellowship, building the skills and connections to help them navigate the possibilities ahead.

For years, Sing David and other families in Sitio Kaging faced the daily burden of collecting water from a distant spring. Through the Roots to Shoots Light Program, clean water, practical knowledge, and livelihood opportunities are now helping the community build healthier and more hopeful futures.

A long-held dream has become a reality for families in Sitio Kaging, Bamban, Tarlac, as a new community water system brings safe and reliable water to 36 families, benefiting more than 120 individuals. The milestone was achieved through the Roots to Shoots Light Program and the collective efforts of the community and its partners.

At 50, solo mother of six Jocelyn Enfermo returned to school through the Medical Scholarship Program (MSP) and completed her caregiving training. With new skills and renewed hope, she is ready to begin again and build a more secure future for her children.

Five years into her journey with PSFI, Michelle Jeanne “Mich” Calica has learned that meaningful development begins with believing in people. As Program Coordinator for Roots to Shoots/Nutrition, she helps connect communities to opportunities that strengthen nutrition, livelihoods, and resilience, while recognizing that the potential to create lasting change ultimately belongs to the people themselves.