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Freeman Cebu Business

Islands Souvenirs supports children w/ disability

- The Philippine Star

CEBU, Philippines - Islands Souvenirs, a subsidiary of the Islands Group of Companies, supports Quota International of Metro Cebu (QIMC) in its drive to promote equality and understanding of children with disability.

QIMC partnered with Islands Souvenirs to stage the Olympics for Special Children carrying the theme, “Continuing to Move Beyond the Challenge” as part of the Disability Month celebration held at the San Nicholas Multi-Purpose Hall on July 28.

QIMC President Cheryl Arnan-Ligutom said of the cause: “We continue to aim towards the objective that the children will develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and experience joy and sharing. We are likewise hoping that this event will promote a better understanding of the children with disability in an environment of equality, respect and acceptance in the community.”

She added that, “partnering with Islands Souvenirs is significant because of its catchy statement on ‘I heart’. Clearly expresses our feelings — Quota International of Metro Cebu hearts SPED kids.”

This is the 3rd SPED Olympics aimed at harnessing love for life through sports despite physical limitations. QIMC and Islands Souvenirs believe in the importance of accepting SPED children and disadvantaged women in our society, understanding their limitations and supporting their needs.

The Olympics was participated in by six SPED public schools in Cebu City namely—Zapatera, Barrio Luz, San Nicholas, Labangon, Bulacao and Don Vicente Rama SPED Center. (FREEMAN)

BARRIO LUZ

BULACAO AND DON VICENTE RAMA

CEBU CITY

DISABILITY MONTH

ISLANDS GROUP OF COMPANIES

ISLANDS SOUVENIRS

MOVE BEYOND THE CHALLENGE

PRESIDENT CHERYL ARNAN-LIGUTOM

QUOTA INTERNATIONAL OF METRO CEBU

SAN NICHOLAS

SAN NICHOLAS MULTI-PURPOSE HALL

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