SAVE THE Children Philippines urged its partners and donors to invest in education programs that demonstrate different approaches in addressing the difficulties of learners in the Philippines.

In its recent “Learning for All, At All Times” Forum at the Ascott Hotel, Makati City, the group explained to its multilateral and bilateral partners, donors, corporates and prospective partners its education programs.

These programs include the early childhood care and development, adaptive learning, inclusive education, teachers’ training and professional development, education in emergencies, and other initiatives that Save the Children specifically designed to respond to the consequences of the Covid19 pandemic, emergencies, and other challenges affecting children’s learning.

“Education is a vital, fundamental right. Every child should receive an education no matter their circumstances,” Save the Children Philippines CEO Atty. Alberto Muyot said.

“At Save the Children, we have made addressing this problem of education inequity a core priority. We will continue implementing a broad range of programs to bring us and the children we work with closer to achieving our goal of learning for all, at all times,” he said.

“When we hear children talk about their hopes and dreams amidst the realities that they face every day, we are reminded that they deserve better,” said Save the Children Philippines chief of programs Rowena Cordero.