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Showing posts with label OWWA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OWWA. Show all posts

Thursday, December 8, 2016

285 OFWs to Graduate from 18th Microsoft "Tulay" Project in Qatar

By: Evelyn L. Aguinaldo

After countless Fridays commuting to/from DOLE/OWWA at Onaiza Area, Al Dafna Doha, State of Qatar to attend their selected IT programs, graduates are set to receive their certificate.


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My hubby Fred was fortunate enough to witness our "kabayans" donning their best attire, looking very dignified indeed. The look on their faces showed pride in their latest achievement of balancing academics with their day job as OFWs.

Congratulations to all students who have been or about to be awarded a certificate. The DOLE-OWWA Information Technology Program is now on its 18th Commencement Exercises on December 09,2016 at the City Center Rotana Hotel Doha State of Qatar.


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Ela-G guest condo at Athena Tower III Condominium Baguio located at No. 126 Dominican Road Baguio City takes pride to be a part of the occasions by sharing several gift certificates/gift vouchers to be used at Ela-G guest condo Baguio. These certificates will be raffled-out among attendees during the ceremony. #Ela-G

Friday, March 29, 2013

PAQ members donate blood


By: Fredolin P. Aguinaldo – Doha, State of Qatar


Courtesy of Jen Pacleb - ABS-CBN correspondent, Doha, Qatar

In order to achieve optimum stock level of blood - Hamad Medical Corporation mobilized their resources after various campaigns urging Qatar residents to donate blood.

To serve the request of different organizations, Hamad Medical Corporation deployed mobile blood donation centers at strategic locations in order for Qatar residents to have easy access in joining the bloodletting program.

Today (still going on at this writing) through the initiative of Ms. Minda S. Obeidat, creator of Pinoy Ads Qatar along with PAQ administrators, the Filipino Workers Cultural and Development Center at Bin Omran, Doha, State of Qatar was swarmed by eager Filipino volunteers to donate blood. Seventy (70) registered individuals, comprises mostly of PAQ members along with fifty-one (51) members of the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers, Inc.,  passed the initial screening and donated the greatest gift another human can receive, life.  


Ms. Minda S. Obeidat said that as a health professional who works and has lived in Qatar for most of her life, it is her vision to help everyone especially our “kabayans” (fellow Filipinos) to have access to the best medical care offered by the State that is almost free-of-charge and subsidized payments for most of the medicines given to its residents trough various government health care facilities in Qatar.

Also in attendance was the resident officer of Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), OWWA-Officer in Charge & Project Director Mr. Philip T. Alano who assured that donors and volunteers had a pleasant stay at the center.

By giving blood – one is regenerating a healthy supply of blood in his/her own system. Sharing a little bit of one’s time, a single blood donation can make the difference between life and death. This just proves that not only superheroes have the ability to save lives. 

Note:
The author is a big ”C” survivor since 2010 who spent his medical treatments at leading health care providers of St. Luke’s Medical Center, Philippines and National Center for Cancer Care and Research, State of Qatar and still productively working at Qatar Petroleum since 1985. 


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