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EEA PHILIPPINES
Giving Ex-Combatants and Out-of-School Youth a New Start
Every young person deserves a chance to succeed in life. In Mindanao, years of separatist conflict have limited prospects for youth. Seeing few alternatives, many entered into the conflict or simply dropped out of school. As they try to make a new start, they need practical skills, access to jobs and an understanding of their responsibilities as members of a community.
The Education and Employment Alliance (EEA) in the Philippines enables youth aged 15-24 to be responsible, successful citizens. This includes training in highly sought after job skills, preparation for the workplace and strengthening of their academic skills to compete in a knowledge economy.
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“The information provided on this website is not official U.S. Government information and does not represent the views or positions of the U.S. Agency for International Development or the U.S. Government.”
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Where We Work
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Our Partners
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EEA Philippines engages businesses, government and NGOs to bridge the gap
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Resources
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New EEA case study in the Philippines on Building Community-Based Alliances to Foster Local Ownership and Sustainability. more
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In The Spotlight
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US Ambassador Kristie Kenney Honors Job Training Graduates in Mindanao more
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