Ang Papel Co. Turns Over Three Makeshift Classrooms to Laconon Integrated School in T’boli, South Cotabato

T’boli, South Cotabato — In a continuing effort to support education and help communities recover from adversity, Ang Papel Co. turned over three makeshift classrooms to Laconon Integrated School in T’boli, South Cotabato, providing learners and teachers with additional spaces for learning amid the challenges brought by earthquake damage.

The initiative responds to the school’s need for safer and more suitable learning spaces after earthquakes damaged classrooms and disrupted the learning environment. With the establishment of these three makeshift classrooms, Ang Papel Co. hopes to help ease classroom shortages and provide learners with a place where they can continue their education with greater comfort and dignity.

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For Ang Papel Co., the turnover represents more than the provision of physical structures. It reflects the belief that every child deserves access to education, even in communities facing difficult circumstances. While rebuilding may take time, efforts to restore learning opportunities can begin with concrete acts of support and compassion.

Through this initiative, Ang Papel Co. reaffirms its commitment to making education more accessible, particularly for underserved communities. Guided by its advocacy of turning small contributions into meaningful change, the social enterprise continues to work toward a future where children are given not only the tools to learn but also the spaces and opportunities they need to grow.

As the school community moves forward, these three makeshift classrooms stand as a symbol of hope, resilience, and collective action—reminding us that even amid uncertainty, the opportunity to learn must never be taken away from a child.