Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand, Inc. are proud to announce their partnership in supporting the development of the home stay facilities managed by the Lake Sebu Indigenous Women Weavers Association Inc. (LASIWWAI) in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone as it coincides with their one-year partnership anniversary. The partnership between Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand involves a range of initiatives aimed at empowering LASIWWAI and enhancing their capabilities in the hospitality industry. Seda Abreeza will provide LASIWWAI staff with access to hotel trainings and on-the-job exposure, enabling them to enhance their skills and knowledge. Additionally, Seda Abreeza has generously donated boxes of linen to support the home stay facilities. Alagang AyalaLand has provided funding for various improvements to the LASIWWAI facilities.
These enhancements include expanding the kitchen, enhancing the 10 homestay units, installing a genset and computer systems, and more. These upgrades are designed to equip LASIWWAI as they venture into the hospitality industry, ensuring a high-quality experience for visitors.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with LASIWWAI and supporting their growth and development,” said Ms. Cherry Crisostomo, Assistant Director of Human Resources of Seda Abreeza. “This collaboration aligns with our commitment to community development and empowering local organizations. We believe that by investing in LASIWWAI, we are not only supporting the indigenous women weavers but also promoting sustainable tourism in Lake Sebu.”
“We are grateful for the partnership with Seda Abreeza and the support of Alagang AyalaLand,” said , Jenita Eko of LASIWWAI. “Their contributions will greatly enhance our home stay facilities and enable us to provide a unique and authentic experience for visitors,” Eko added.
This partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration in driving positive change in our community.”Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand are committed to fostering sustainable development and empowering local communities. Through this partnership, they aim to support the growth and development of LASIWWAI and its home stay facilities in Lake Sebu, creating opportunities for the indigenous women weavers and promoting cultural preservation.
Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand, Inc. are proud to announce their partnership in supporting the development of the home stay facilities managed by the Lake Sebu Indigenous Women Weavers Association Inc. (LASIWWAI) in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone as it coincides with their one-year partnership anniversary. The partnership between Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand involves a range of initiatives aimed at empowering LASIWWAI and enhancing their capabilities in the hospitality industry. Seda Abreeza will provide LASIWWAI staff with access to hotel trainings and on-the-job exposure, enabling them to enhance their skills and knowledge. Additionally, Seda Abreeza has generously donated boxes of linen to support the home stay facilities. Alagang AyalaLand has provided funding for various improvements to the LASIWWAI facilities.
These enhancements include expanding the kitchen, enhancing the 10 homestay units, installing a genset and computer systems, and more. These upgrades are designed to equip LASIWWAI as they venture into the hospitality industry, ensuring a high-quality experience for visitors.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with LASIWWAI and supporting their growth and development,” said Ms. Cherry Crisostomo, Assistant Director of Human Resources of Seda Abreeza. “This collaboration aligns with our commitment to community development and empowering local organizations. We believe that by investing in LASIWWAI, we are not only supporting the indigenous women weavers but also promoting sustainable tourism in Lake Sebu.”
“We are grateful for the partnership with Seda Abreeza and the support of Alagang AyalaLand,” said , Jenita Eko of LASIWWAI. “Their contributions will greatly enhance our home stay facilities and enable us to provide a unique and authentic experience for visitors,” Eko added.
This partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration in driving positive change in our community.”Seda Abreeza and Alagang AyalaLand are committed to fostering sustainable development and empowering local communities. Through this partnership, they aim to support the growth and development of LASIWWAI and its home stay facilities in Lake Sebu, creating opportunities for the indigenous women weavers and promoting cultural preservation.
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