Fr. Jim Teeling, Trevor Horn CBE and Jill Sinclair Trust Fund / JTJ Trust Fund.

11.5.12

ACFSPI expenses from 1st January 2011 until 31st December 2011:

£36, 427

MOSPI expenses:

£8,877

Total : £45, 304

Many thanks! to all who help the work of the incorporations.

Please donate through the JTJ Trust Fund.

10.5.12

Catenian Association, Swale Branch.

A Big Thank You! to the Swale Circle Catenian Association for a splendid social evening, and for their kindness in donating the sum of £137 to the JTJ Trust Fund.

23.3.12

Emails in relation to Kidsmart donation from IBM

Ms. Beth,

It is our pleasure to be of assistance to you in whatever capacity we can. It was our IPP Carey who initiated this and pursued by our PP Rey Magno. We should ve thanking them the most from our side of the project. And of course IBM for their unwavering support all these years. We hope to make this a successful endeavor and may this contribute to Fr. Jim's cause of educating children.

We shall be monitoring the progress of your activities with IBM.

Thank you and best regards.

Jeric

"Sent via BlackBerry from Smart"

-----Original Message-----

From: Elizabeth Magturo <bethmagturo@yahoo.com>

Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2012 05:07:10

To: adelinac@apc.edu.ph<adelinac@apc.edu.ph>

Reply-To: Elizabeth Magturo <bethmagturo@yahoo.com>

Cc: 'Mildred G Parbo'<parbomg@ph.ibm.com>; 'Jeric Lapan'<jeric.lapan@na-mining.com>; Oscar De Venecia'<careydv@gmail.com>; 'Roger Cruz'<casa_famiglia@yahoo.com>; 'CSR PH'<csrphils@ph.ibm.com>; 'Rey Magno'<rey_magno@yahoo.com>; fr jim<jsjttrustfund@googlemail.com>; Trevor Horn and Jill Sinclair \(Philippine Children\) Trust Fund JTJ Trust Fund Fr. Jim Teeling<jsjttrustfund@gmail.com>; jimteeling@btinternet.com<jimteeling@btinternet.com>

Subject: Re: Kidsmart Training Details (March 30)

Good evening,

In behalf of Ateneo Casa Famiglia, Fr. Jim Teeling and Fr. Roger Cruz, I would like to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude for all your effort, in the delivery of the Kidsmart and training of our teachers. We look forward to the delivery date (March 26) as relayed to us by Fr. Roger, and the training, as scheduled on March 30.

Regards,

Ms. Beth

13.3.12

Drinking Water Station for MOSPI & ACFSPI

I would like to thank the The Rotary Club of San Jose Del Monte Central for installing the clean drinking water station in MOSPI & ACFSPI. Being, a Rotarian, it is heartening for me when my fellow Rotarians work in helping my children of MOSPI and also for the students of ACFSPI. Fr. Jim

8.3.12

Names of those who attended the meeting on Domestic Violence.

Fr. Jim Teeling, Dr Gabriel Ivbijaro of the World Organisation of Family Doctors (Wonca)
Chair, Wonca Working Party on Mental Health and a trustee of JTJ Trust Fund. The Filipino Ambassador Enrique Manalo, Rt. Hon. Baroness Patricia Scotland (Founder of EDV Global Foundation and Patron of JTJ Trust Fund). Deborah Jamieson, Chief Executive, EDV Global Foundation. Deputy Chief of Mission (Philippine Embassy) Reynaldo Catapang; Hazel Scotland and Mr. Richard Collins and Aaron Horn (trustees of JTJ Trust Fund and Fund Raisers for JTJ and Mr. Louis Alferez (Philippine Embassy)

7.3.12

Meeting on Domestic Abuse, Prevention and Healing

Representatives of The JTJ (Philippine Children)Trust Fund in conjunction with representatives of the EDV Global Foundation met with the Filipino Ambassador Enrique Manalo and Deputy Chief of Mission Reynaldo Catapang and Mr. Louis Alferez to discuss a coordinated approach to deal with Domestic Violence and its consequence in the Philippines. Ambassador Manalo offered the services of his good office to further the work of the two charities in helping the many Filipino women, children and men who suffer from Domestic Abuse and its consequences. The meeting discussed in some detail the holistic approach of prevention and healing in dealing with the mental, physical and spiritual effects of Domestic Abuse on the abused and the abuser. The Ambassador will chair another meeting at the Philippine Embassy on a date to be agreed. The Rt. Hon. Baroness Patricia Scotland was very gracious in arranging the meeting today to take place in The House of Lords.

29.2.12

Feed a child and give a life.

Many of the children of MOSPI have been brought to us because they have been abandoned by their parent/s simply because they could not financially afford to keep them. Other children have come to us as a product of domestic violence. Some of our children have escaped from sexual, physical and emotional / psychological abuse. Others have no life story to tell us rather than they were abandoned. Again, others were born in a prison environment These children's early life stories are horrific but all horror can be brought to an end. These children now have a home, carers, psychologists but especially Love to help them realise their full potential in life.

All families need money to provide for the needs of life. MOSPI is no different than any other family in this regard. Our family members are victims of abandonment and abuse of all kinds. Our children receive love, and a secure and safe home. They receive three basic meals every day.

MOSPI also has a food programme for the hungry children of the neighbourhood. Fifty plus poor children benefit from this programme every day.

Food is a vital donation to MOSPI. I appeal to benefactors to assist in the feeding of our children. When you feed a child you sustain it in life. You give it a life! Please Help!

Copy of email sent by Jill to Fr. Jim on the 25/07/2001

All of the money raised goes direct to the Incorporations to assist the poor.

Lloyd's TSB are the only institution to receive money from the monies raised by the Trust Fund. This money is received by them to cover their banking transfer costs. Every other penny goes to help the children. All of the trustees, fundraisers and any other persons associated with the UK charity do so on a voluntary basis with no expenses being given to them from the Trust Fund this includes the cost any airline flights made by the trustees to the Philippines. This will remain the norm for those who wish to help in any way now or in the future.

All of the work done by the two Filipino Incorporations are community based. All schools and orphanages are and will continue to be built in the midst of the poor peoples homes. The children of both Incorporations are actively engaged in the life and activities of the local community just as the local community are encouraged to be actively engaged in the work of the two incorporations. The buildings are used by everyone living in the local community in order to promote a sense of belonging to a good and vibrant community.

Donate £500 a year to support a child in all its needs.

Throughout the period 1998 to 2008 the normal annual donation to support a child of MOSPI remained at £380. During the past year or so the Phillipine Peso has lost a third of its value against sterling. Due to the worldwide recession £500 is needed to maintain a similar support of a child of MOSPI over the coming year. The value of the Peso has dropped considerably and 50kgs of Rice costs approx. Php. 1500 = £24. That is the cost of a days rice for the children of Mospi and ACFSPI.
Prostitution, Alcoholism, Homelessness, family breakdown premature death and suicide are common among the young. Many of the 770,000 poor families of the city who survive on an average of one to two dollars a day are suffering tragic circumstances because of the economic downturn. There are a lot more malnourished and abandoned children who need our help. Many poor children are in danger of severe malnourishment and premature death because they are denied the basic needs to stay alive.

Education and work are the only means by which so many poor can be given hope of a better future. Education frees the people so please help us to educate the young especially those young who belong to the poorest of families.

Freddie born into the Dumagat Tribe and is a child of MOSPI writes his-story.

FREDDIE M CRUZ
I am Freddie M. Cruz, I’m 16 year old residing at Mater Orphanorum. I am first year high school, studying at the school built by the orphanage. I belong to a tribal minority called DUMAGAT, I am similar to Aetas I’m dark and my hair is curly. I am jolly person I’m easy to be with. My father is the chieftain of our tribe, we live in the mountain and our primary source of living is farming, making charcoal and carrying heavy logs for industrial use. My life in the mountain is so difficult I need to force myself to help my parents to earn money for our food, at my age I carrying heavy logs and bring it down on the foot of the mountain and sell it to a lower price. People said doing this kind of work is illegal because we cut a tree without permit on government since I am minor the soldiers or the police will not put me in the jail they just confiscated the logs. My parents can’t able me to send to the school because we don’t have money and the school is so far away from our home, it takes 2 days before you reach the school.

Year 2004, our land is being claiming and forcing our tribe to leave in my native land. These people threatening my race to vacant the place. My race is really scared and they need a literate person to fight for our rights to the land. The institution save us on this scenario they offer the orphanage as our temporary shelter and a place where my parents and some people help us to make a plan. My tribe is so happy when the land returns to us.