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TPOFWA

The Tinambac Poblacion Overseas Filipino Workers Association (TPOFWA) was established in 2015 to support Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and their families in managing earnings and contributing to community development. The organization focuses on enhancing business skills, providing livelihood assistance, and facilitating reintegration into the local community. Current activities include regular meetings, collecting member dues, and supporting small-scale income-generating projects to improve the socio-economic conditions of OFW families.

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TPOFWA

The Tinambac Poblacion Overseas Filipino Workers Association (TPOFWA) was established in 2015 to support Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and their families in managing earnings and contributing to community development. The organization focuses on enhancing business skills, providing livelihood assistance, and facilitating reintegration into the local community. Current activities include regular meetings, collecting member dues, and supporting small-scale income-generating projects to improve the socio-economic conditions of OFW families.

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Tinambac Poblacion Overseas Filipino Workers Association


Table of Contents

Organizational Background....................................................................3

Purpose of Organization.........................................................................4

Members of Organization.......................................................................5

Current Plan and Activities.....................................................................6

Company Association with.....................................................................7


Organizational Background

Tinambac Poblacion Overseas Filipino Workers was established 2015 founded by a

former OFW that join together looking forward to improve ourselves to sustain the every days

life necessities. This organization helps Tinambacqueños OFWs and their families and relatives

to manage their earnings wisely and contribute positively to their community, ensuring their

financial stability and community development. The ongoing efforts to support OFW can

potentially bring about security of their financial futures which can have a positive impact to

both barangay and in our municipality. Continued advocacy and support could be vital in

addressing the challenges faced by OFWs and maximizing the benefits of their contributions.

Purpose of Organization
This organization aims to achieve it vision by enhancing the business skills of Overseas

Filipino Workers (OFWs) and to tap any livelihood assistant that can sustain our daily

necessities. Despite years of working abroad, return home without substantial savings. Tinambac

Poblacion Overseas Filipino Workers Association (TPOFWA) equips (OFWs) family and

relatives with essential knowledge to effectively invest their earnings and start businesses such as

rice trading and copra buying. The (TPOFWA) organization also supports OFWs in adjusting

back to life in Tinambac, aiding their reintegration into Tinambaqueño community. This

comprehensive approach aims to ensure that OFWs can secure their financial futures and

contribute positively to their hometown and most important to this organization is to have one

goal, knowing each other


Members of the Organization

Name of OFW Address Active/ Country/


Inactiv Jobsite
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[Link], Melvin DR. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active UAE
[Link], Janice R. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active UK
[Link], Estrella E. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Argielon DS. Zone 04, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active UAE
[Link] Rodel D. San Pascual Tinambac Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Kathleen F. Zone 03, Tinambac Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Allan G. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active Taiwan
[Link], Eric Salvacion Poblacion Tinambac Cam. Sur Inactive Kuwait
9. Tingzon, Salvacion C. Zone 01, Sogod Tinambac [Link] Active UAE
[Link], Virgilio V. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Inactive KSA
[Link], Marissa G. Zone 03, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Active UAE
12. Rañola, Ramon Zone 01, Sogod Tinambac Cam. Sur Inactive KSA
[Link] Santos, Gary A. Binalay, Tinambac Cam. Sur Active UAE
14. Borja, Pedro Zone 04, Malibtong Olag Pequeño Active UK
Tinambac, Cam. Sur
15. Bolo, Mryna V. Zone 04, Malibtong Olag Pequeño Active KSA
Tinambac, Cam. Sur
16. Camero,Vervo Camagong, Tinambac Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Nicole T. Salvacion Tinambac, Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Dominic Salvacion, Tinambac Cam. Sur Active KSA
[Link], Edith San Pascual, Tinambac [Link] Active Kuwait
[Link], Junior San Pascual, Tinambac [Link] Active KSA
21. Reblando, Judy Ann Cabusao, Camarines Sur Active Taiwan
[Link], Joseph Canusao, Camarines Sur Active Taiwan

List of Officers

President Virgilio Sebuc


Vice President Ramon Rañola
Secretary Voltaire Sebuc
Treasurer Iluminada Sebuc
Auditor Riva Delos Santos
Business Manager Judy Ann Reblando
Public Information Officer. Assuncion Camero

Board Member

Chairman Randy Tingzon


Member Arturo Rivero
Member Edith Carlote
Current Activities Plans, and Programs

We are Conducting meeting two times a month about the plan and purpose where the association

join any activities in the community.

We are collecting monthly due on its member in a minimal amount of 30 pesos for our fund.

Livelihood

This program seeks to assist in improving socio-economic conditions of family of OFWs

in Tinambac by encouraging the establishment of small scale or alternative income generating

activities, and fostering the concept of self-help among members of the organization. Assistance

to livelihood projects may be through any of the following:

[Link] of capital fund or capitalization to a specified beneficiary.

2. Donation of equipment or resources needed to start or sustain livelihood projects or to

improve productivity and income.

Donations may be directed to local communities and barangays, and cooperative.


Companies Association with Civil Society Organization Tinambac Camarimes Sur

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