Community Rebuild & Livelihood Program

For an average Filipino household who spends almost 50% of their income to food, this could mean spending more of their time scrounging for food or practically skipping a meal or two in order to make both ends meet. If the situation continues, more children will go undernourished and out of school and more adults will not meet their daily energy requirements to function well not to mention the elderly who can no longer work or subsists day to day with meager income.

To support government’s efforts to help lift households out of poverty, PMI aims to provide additional income opportunities to disadvantaged beneficiaries through technical-vocational skills and microenterprise development.

Community Rebuild Program

Livelihood Program

Program Components

Technical-Vocational Scholarships- will provide transportation and meal allowance for qualified TESDA trainees for the whole duration of the training including pre-employment requirements to help them land a job fast.

Microenterprise Development Trainings and Start up Kits- will assist a group of 10 disadvantaged families who want to venture into a microenterprise project such as vegetable production, hog raising, food processing and other income opportunities applicable in their locality.

Product Enhancement and Marketing- this is applicable to organized groups or institutions for the disadvantaged sector (elderly, youth in rehabilitation, abused women) with existing livelihood programs that need product quality enhancement and marketing services.