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| OUR PARTNERS |
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| THE PHILIPPINE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM |
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| The Philippine Department of Tourism With the support of its attached agencies, is committed to encourage, promote and develop tourism as a major socioeconomic activity. |
 visit www.tourism.gov.ph |
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| LBC |
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| LBC USA remains committed to its vision of linking overseas Filipinos to their love ones in the Philippines. Filipinos worldwide has come to depend o and trust LBC’s services – money remittance, sea and air cargo, courier, and travel services. |
| visit www.teamlbc.com |
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| CORA |
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| The Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse (CORA) is a San Mateo County-based multicultural agency that helps victims and survivors of domestic abuse/violence. CORA provides free and confidential emergency, intervention and prevention services. It is the county’s only emergency shelter and transitional housing for victims and survivors. Services are in Spanish, English and Tagalog. Their 24-hour hotline is (650) 312-8515 and the toll free number is (800) 300-1080. |
| visit www.corasupport.org |
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| PHILIPPINE CONSULATE IN SAN FRANCISCO |
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| Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco provides consular services to Philippine nationals in Northern California, Washington state, Oregon, Northern Nevada, Colorado, Alaska and Utah. Its services include passport renewal, visa services, legal and notarial services, facilitation of the Overseas Absentee Voting Act and the Philippine Citizenship Reacquisition and Retention Act of 2003, otherwise known as the Dual Citizenship Law. |
| visit www.philippineconsulate-sf.org |
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| GAWAD KALINGA |
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| With this vision of a slum-free Philippines, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto introduced the simple strategy of providing land for the landless, homes for the homeless, and food for the hungry. It is transforming poverty stricken areas into self-sustaining communities of empowered residents by building houses and teaching residents gainful employment – thus providing dignity and peace for every Filipino. |
| visit www.gawadkalinga.org |
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