Minority Care International

Projects

Here you will find all our ongoing projects as well as archived information on our past projects. Know the description of each project, the objectives and details. The people in charge as well as the duration can also be found here.

Conferences

Minority Care International in partnership with University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP) hosted the 1st National Conference on "Indigenous Higher Education in the Philippines".

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Health Care

Minority Care International (MCI) is developing a program to address the health care needs of the impoverished.

Internship

Minority Care International as the sponsoring organization will provide the liaison among the internship members: the intern, the University of Mindanao and the University of Southeastern Philippines Nursing director, the clinical site. MCI will also secure housing and transportation for the intern and provide an student advisor to maximize the student's learning experience in the U.S. A letter of agreement will be sent by MCI to any participating universities along with any site-specific requirements/forms.

Micro Loan Project

Poverty is one of the major challenges in developing countries in general and in the southern Philippines in particular. Many countries, including the Philippines, have used different interventions to eliminate poverty. One of the methods that has worked well is the use of a micro-loan finance program because MCI believes economic empowerment is critical for the well-being of the poor. Freedom from hunger, an adequate income, and social justice are central issue in the lives of the poor.

Scholarships

Minority Care International will maintain its established responsive scholarship program of the Board's awards for high school and undergraduate education. Grants will be made in accordance with the scholarship policies and criteria implemented in October 2005. The number and amount of scholarships depend on the resources available.

Tools for Schools 2007

Minority Care International reaches out to underprivileged communities aroud Christmas time to distribute backpacks containing school supplies as tools for schools community outreach program.

Tools for Schools 2008

December 27, 2008 - It was another Christmas season when Minority Care International aims to raise awareness on the importance of the value of giving made possible through a community outreach project named as Tools for Schools. This time around, MCI selected a Muslim elementary school situated in Isla Verde, Boulevard as recipients of Tools for Schools 2008.