Visions of hope rose of sharon house of friends is the longest-staying houseparent. Jeloxen canalita, 22, has served at ROS for a total of two years. A former street kid shares his life story and dreams of becoming a chef.
Visions of hope rose of sharon house of friends is the longest-staying houseparent. Jeloxen canalita, 22, has served at ROS for a total of two years. A former street kid shares his life story and dreams of becoming a chef.
Visions of hope rose of sharon house of friends is the longest-staying houseparent. Jeloxen canalita, 22, has served at ROS for a total of two years. A former street kid shares his life story and dreams of becoming a chef.
BLOG: http://cct-visionsofhope.blogspot.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/visionsofhopefoundation WEBSITE: www.visionsofhopefoundation.org Jeloxen Canalita: Sharing Parental Love I want to let the children feel a parents love, Jeloxen Canalita, young houseparent at the Visions of Hope Rose of Sharon House of Friendship (ROS) tearfully explains. Having grown up as an orphan, I never experienced that myself. Jeloxen, Mommy Jelox to the children, has served at ROS for a total of two years the longest-staying among the ROS houseparents. Only 22 years old this year, she started her houseparent duties in 2010 but left after a year to pursue an education degree while also serving as a teaching assistant at Visions of Hope Christian School (VOHCS) in Muntinlupa City. She returned to ROS in 2013. She confesses that her childhood dream was to become a soldier, but because she has a big heart for children, she loves being in ROS. Aside from enjoying the friendship of other ROS sta, she takes delight in sharing her life story FORMER STREET KID SHARES STORY Roberto Tablatin Jr., a former street kid, who now plays football and dreams of becoming a chef, shared his story during the annual membership meeting of the Center for Community Transformation at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in March 2014. Read more here: http://cct-visionsofhope. blogspot.com/2014/03/street-kid-shares- story.html. KIM FAJARDO: READY FOR FIRST GRADE On March 29, 2014, ve-year-old Kim Rando Fajardo took a long walk to the barangay hall in Irawan, Puerto Princesa City to attend a moving-up ceremony. But unlike his daily two-kilometer treks to school, he was walking with his parents this time, and was garbed in barong. He graduated from the CCT-Visions of Hope Christian School Irawan along with 35 other children that day. Read more here: http://cct-visionsofhope. blogspot.com/2014/05/kim-fajardo-ready- for-rst-grade.html. Mommy Jelox tells former street-dwelling children at ROS that the Lord has a better plan for them. 6/F Joshua Center, 1428 Taft Avenue, Manila, Philippines TELEFAX: (02) 5241819 loc. 207 E-MAIL: cct.visionsofhopeschool@gmail.com BLOG: http://cct-visionsofhope.blogspot.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/visionsofhopefoundation WEBSITE: www.visionsofhopefoundation.org KINABOOKASAN BRINGS HOPEFUL TOMORROWS TO MORE COMMUNITIES A spin-o of CCT-Visions of Hope Christian School (VOHCS) takes shape as an independent after-school program that gives hopeful tomorrows to children and youth in certain parts of the country. Aptly called Kinabookasan, the program was launched in four centers in September 2013, and will be in full swing in a total of eight centers come June 2014. Read more here: http:// cct-visionsofhope.blogspot.com/2014/05/ kinabookasan-brings-hopeful-tomorrows. html. YES TO GARDENING, ROS KIDS SAY0 Can little ones develop a love for gardening? Yes! say the children at Visions of Hope Rose of Sharon House of Friendship (ROS) in Brgy. Puypuy, Bay, Laguna. Te children not only learn the science of tending plants and animals in agriculture class. Tey also get to see and feel for themselves Gods provision through His creation. Read more here: http:// cct-visionsofhope.blogspot.com/2014/05/ yes-to-gardening-ros-kids-say.html. MORE STUDENTS IN SY 14-15 Having taught over 700 underprivileged children from urban and rural poor communities across the country last school year, Visions of Hope Christian School (VOHCS) is all geared up to increase the number of its students for school year 2014-2015. Read more here: http://cct- visionsofhope.blogspot.com/2014/05/more- students-in-sy-14-15.html. with the children, listening to their own stories, and leading devotion and Bible study sessions for them. She tells them that even though they are not with their parents, the Lord has a better plan for them and that many people are looking after them, including Lola Ruth, referring to CCT President Ruth Callanta, whom the children call their lola or grandmother. She prays that the children whom she takes care of will be grateful even in the smallest things, and will love God, others, and their country. She believes that as she serves the children, God is molding her to become more obedient, humble, patient, and faithful. Read the full story here: http://cct-visionsofhope.blogspot.com/2014/05/ jeloxen-canalita-sharing-parental-love.html Tinking of ways to HOPE WITH US? Heres what VOH partners did in school year 2013-2014: PAINTED OUR SCHOOLS RED. 1. Well, not exactly red, but our friends from Asian Coating Philippines gave VOH 80 buckets of waterproong paint! No more paint aking o walls and ceilings! Our classrooms now have an improved and uniform look, and appear presentable and more spacious. Six of our schools also received 12 shelves from another VOH friend. GOT US BOOKED. 2. Friends from MEANS USA and the Malabonga family sent boxes of childrens books and other goodies to our Kinabookasan centers in CDO and Iloilo, and to VOHCS Tagbanua in Palawan. Te teachers and children were delighted that they can read together colorful story books about Jesus and about important life skills. FLEW KITES WITH OUR CHILDREN. 3. Volunteers from 360 Studio and U Happy Events welcomed summer through a kite ying event with our children at Rose of Sharon House of Friendship. Te children made their own kites from scratch and ew them high! Tey also joined fun games and made new friends that day. Tank you so much to our friends and partners! WANT TO SERVE through VOH and VOHCS? Give us a call at 09175839297/ 09328867160 (Tin).