Mending Faces One Child at a Time

Thursday, October 26, 2017

Mending Faces One Child at a Time

Baby Xavier - Palate (August 2017)

Baby Romelyn - Palate (September 2017). She also had cleft surgery last summer)

Mary Collin - Palate only (October 2017)

With PP Ricky Molo of the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo

Rotary Operation Taghoy outreach mission is a continues monthly operation "Mending Faces One Child at a Time" from 6years old and below. It's mission is funded by philantropic Rotarian individuals and friends around the world.

Major partner sponsor is our sisterclub in Korea - Rotary Club of Chungju Jungwan Korea - D3740 led by Pres. Choi.

Our associate partner is the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo who helps collaborate with the local doctors and assist in the hospital errand before, during and after the surgery.

Our inspiration of doing the mission is the Uplift Internationale based in Denver, Colorado, USA, a non-profit organization who does mission in the Philippines annually and also provided some of the equipment, additional training and other need for our local doctors.

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LEGACY PROJECTS

BOYS & GIRLS WEEK

September - New Generations Month

Wishes of Aid and Limbs for Kids (W.A.L.K.) aims to assist physically challenged children. A person’s physical mobility goes beyond moving oneself from one place to another. By providing limbs to a physically handicapped person, we endeavor to propel one’s confidence and self-worth towards personal growth and productivity. THIS IS OUR MISSION.
Project W.A.L.K.

OPERATION TAGHOY PHILIPPINES

Uplif Internationale

"Mending Faces...One Child at A Time"

www.upliftinternationale.org

SCHOOL BUILDINGS & WASH (GLOBAL GRANTS)

MEET THE OFFICERS FOR RY 2018-2019

PRESIDENT - Kathleen Arce

VICE - PRESIDENT - Carmelo Deslate

SECRETARY - Tonette Figueroa

TREASURER - PP Pip Acepcion

PRESIDENT-ELECT - Tonette Figueroa

PRESIDENT-NOMINEE - Cristina H. Syching

DIRECTORS

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Service Projects - Reubin L. Yap

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TRF - Pip Acepcion

Sub-Committees

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International Service - Helen Kim

Youth Service - Butch Biclar

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Thursday, October 26, 2017