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Welcome to the Global Home of ELSA

The Education and Livelihood Skills Alliance (ELSA) is a multi-stakeholder and multi-sectoral partnership that seeks to create and expand school and community based learning and employment programs in the Philippines. Currently, as an alliance, it is focused on working together in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

ELSA is composed of highly-respected international and Philippine NGOs working together to improve access to quality education and livelihood skills among the youth. Established in 2004, the team is composed of the International Youth Foundation, Ayala Foundation, Consuelo Foundation, Philippine Business for Social Progress, Petron Foundation, and SEAMEO-INNOTECH. USAID Philippines provides funding support to the alliance through the Education Quality and Access for Learning and Livelihood Skills (EQuALLS) project.

With one love, we heal old wounds. With one heart, we create new hopes. We dream with them. We build with them. We work together. We win together.

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ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

ELSA Leadership Camp brings camaraderie, realizations to Mindanaon youth

The second cycle of ELSA Youth Civic Engagement Program (ELSA-YCEP) kicks off with three leadership camps gathering 156 youths from selected municipalities of ARMM and Region 12.

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Support a Mindanaoan Young Leader Project (SMYLe :P)

A Fund Raising Project of the Youth Civic Engagement Program of Education and Livelihood Skills Alliance, Ayala Foundation Inc.

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ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

98 PTCA members completed the EQuALLS2 Resource Mobilization Training

98 Parents, Teachers and Community Association (PTCA) members from Pigcawayan, North Cotabato benefited in the three two-day resource mobilization training conducted at Pigcawayan Central Elementary School last July 6-10, 2009.

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200 Youth leaders find peace, solidarity in C.A.M.P.

213 youth leaders from all over Mindanao gathered for the Culture Across Mindanao Program (CAMP), a peace and understanding camp for the youth.

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ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

USAID reinforces capacity training for PTCA members of Sto. Niño, South Cotabato

Resource Mobilization Training kicked off at Sto. Niño, South Cotabato benefiting 38 PTCA members in town.

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ELSA Stories

ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

ELSA paves way for young dreams to come true

Instead of seeing children in schools and inside classrooms, the reality of poverty can be seen on the streets and remote towns in Tantangan, South Cotabato.

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ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

What is the ELSA Youth Civic Engagement Program

Youth Civic Engagement Program is a youth leadership development program developed by Ayala Foundation for public high school student leaders and youth community leaders in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) and other conflict areas.

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Young healers find meaning in touching lives

Twenty-three year old Jay Jannatin has a healing touch.

A young reflexologist in Basilan, Jay is a graduate of ELSA's Integrated Technical Education program  in Basilan, Mindanao. A 10-month program for the out of school youth, courses include Reflexology, Hair Science, Garments, Electronics, Food Technology, and Welding.  Consuelo Foundation's Alternative Learning System…

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ELSA-PBSP’s Feeding  Program

An ELSA Scholar's Story

Seven-year-old Daniel Abanil has always dreamed of being an engineer. His mother, Ana Lisa Abanil, encouraged him to think big and motivates him to value his education. "We encourage him to study hard, and use his talents," she said. "I remind him to always be thankful for the chance of being able to study, since our income is enough only for food everyday."

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A 2003 study of the Philippine Business for Social Progress reveals that barely half of Mindanao’s youngest students complete elementary school, and less than 35% finish secondary school. The countrywide unemployment rate for young people ages 15- 24 is already high at 45%, according to the Philippine National Statistics Office.

Being aware of these needs, and realizing the riches and potentials of Mindanao, ELSA is committed to contributing to the development of this region and its youth through its diverse education and livelihood programs.

With one love, we heal old wounds.

With one heart, we create new hopes.


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<b>Glimpses of Change, Sources of Hope</b> Watch the ELSA Video

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