Goducate ... Go And Educate! - Part 2

Goducate Training Center sets example by helping itself (1)
- lis: it very fun @ GODUCATE! esp.the Zipline @ their Amazing race!
Baa baa white bundles of joy at Goducate Training Center (1)
- Steve Smith: My niece recently went to Goducate with her school. She is a Nursing student. She had a great time and...
Good response to Goducate’s basketball program in Pupuy (1)
- Paul Brya Becera: Its nice to have a program like that to our place and other places in the philippines..Because we...
Goducate has new music studio in Laguna (1)
- Ivy ruth: Wow. I am so happy to hear about this. Where is it exactly in Laguna? I might be able to visit when i...
Goducate gets leader for its Indonesian expansion (5)
- Isar Laoli: Congrats Mr.Thomos, I’m be waiting you in Nias Island for January ’12
Elizabeth . . Goducate supporter (1)
- Adele Botha: Amazing woman and story!
Opening Concert at new Lifepegs premises (1)
- Ivy Ruth: I wish that I were there to help in the work.
Herbal Soap Factory; Goducate Livelihood project in Laguna Philippines (4)
- Edison: we need a soaplier directly from factory
Urgently needed: English teachers and computer teachers for Indonesia (1)
- Kwok Wai Keong: Hi, I am a teacher in Greatminds School at One Commonwealth. I saw the window panes of Goducate when...
Goducate Children’s Home sells the first batch of chickens (1)
- virginia salo: I’m so touched and cried of what had become of these childrenh so far.

Haiti Earthquake – urgent help needed now and AFTER the earthquake

Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has been hit by its worst earthquake since 1770. Its capital, Port-au-Prince and its surroundings, where almost a quarter of Haiti’s population lives has been devastated.

Thankfully, many countries and relief organizations have mobilized their resources to help this battered … … Read More

Making things more meaningful

by Dr Paul Choo

Recently a young lady contacted me and told me that she was going to celebrate her 21st birthday and wanted her guests to give donations to Goducate rather than give her birthday presents. She had heard about Goducate helping the helpless and wanted to be a part of it.

… … Read More

Lessons from an Indian trip - English, computer and foreigners! (3)

by Dr Paul Choo

On my recent trip to India, I met many Indians of different ages, from the cities and the villages and from all walks of life. Though there were so many “types” of Indians, basically I found that I could divide them into two main categories, namely, the “old Indian” … … Read More

Lessons from an Indian trip - Prejudice and Potential (2)

by Dr Paul Choo

Twenty years ago, when I first visited India I encountered Indians that were very similar to my parents in many ways. India and Singapore (and about a quarter of the world’s land surface) were all once part of the British Empire. Of all the colonialists, the British were by … … Read More

Lessons from an Indian trip - It's a small, small world! (1)

by Dr Paul Choo

I first visited India over 20 years ago. When I first stepped out of the plane in Bombay (now called Mumbai), I had a culture shock. I felt that I’d just come out of a “time-machine” into the past. Everything around me – the airport, the cars, telephones – … … Read More

India – the land of contrasts

by Dr Paul Choo

I’m writing this blog in India. I’ve been in India for the past 10 days and I’ve visited 5 different towns/cities in the state of Andhra Pradesh. India is indeed a land of contrasts.

I landed in the spanking new airport in the high-tech city of Hyderabad. We landed … … Read More