Our Projects

Tayo Na Pakil is a community engagement program that underscores the significant economic benefits of the pumped storage hydroelectric power project in Pakil, Laguna. Through a strong collaboration with community facilitators in Pakil, the initiative successfully showcased how the project can deliver a reliable power supply while driving progress through community-led programs focused on education, environment, heritage, and health and wellness. 

From 2022 until Q1 2025, Tayo Na Pakil has positively impacted Pakilenyos. These include 2,428 community members reached through health and resilience programs; 85 individuals through livelihood trainings; 60 technical and vocational scholars; and 7,120 students who benefited from school-based programs.

Supports women entrepreneurs through training on paper bag and candle making. The program aimed to educate the participants on both creating the products and developing a business model.  

In 2022, a total of 71 women from Pakil, Laguna received the said trainings which helped them establish a micro-enterprise, called the Tanglaw Women of Pakil. 

More than 800 aromatherapy candles were produced using the development fund given to the beneficiaries for jumpstarting the business.

A resiliency intervention program designed to strengthen disaster preparedness among community members. Trainings which targeted schools and families focused on discussions about climate change, basic emergency response and preparedness, along with the distribution of Go Bags that contain essential supplies. 

PAKILigtas started in 2022 when more than 100 families and over 500 individuals were affected by flooding caused by a typhoon. The program was initiated in partnership with the Pakil chapter of Philippine Red Cross and the Pakil Emergency Response Team. 

Since then, the program has evolved from barangay-based to school-based and finally to family-centered trainings, effectively equipping the community to be better prepared for emergencies and disasters.

A 5-year social development program in Calawis, Antipolo, Rizal, prioritizing programs in education, health and sanitation, capacity-building, environmental protection, and disaster preparedness. 

Implemented activities include Financial Management and Budgeting Training Program, High Value and Productivity Agriculture Program, Capacitating Barangay First Responders, among others.

First launched in Barangay Binaliw, Cebu City in 2024, the program provides hands-on support to schools and day-care centers in host communities through tailored educational assistance based on their specific needs. 

The program has enabled the foundation to supply educational materials, classroom chairs, and appliances, with the aim of improving the quality of education for students, while addressing early childhood development needs.

In participation of the government’s nationwide initiative, Prime Infra mobilizes a volunteerism program among employees to help partner schools prepare for the start of each school year. 

Under the program, employees engage in activities such as repainting of classrooms, repairs and cleaning of school facilities, as well as distribution of school supplies. The Brigada Eskwela is implemented in schools in Batangas, Cavite, Cebu, Laguna, Pampanga, and Rizal.

The foundation partnered with major people’s organizations in Sitio Wawa, Barangay San Rafael and the Rizal provincial government to provide seed funding and technical assistance aimed at developing economically viable livelihoods for local residents. 

The alternative livelihood programs include the wholesale and distribution of exclusive upland crops, seedling production, transport services, and ecotourism.

Since 2024, the foundation has provided support for the program in training and deployment of forest patrol teams or Lawin Patrollers, of which 80 percent is composed of individuals who are members of the Dumagat-Remontado indigenous peoples (IP) community. 

Aside from promoting skills development for forest patrollers, the program is a vital component of Prime Infra’s efforts in integrated forest management. The efforts are implemented in various functions such as regular patrolling of forest areas, data management using tools in forest and biodiversity protection, reporting using data on forest conditions including threats from human activities and wildlife.

The foundation has regularly implemented medical missions in host communities in Cebu and Rizal. These missions have provided essential healthcare support such as free check-ups as well as dental and optometry services such as eye examinations and tooth extractions. Free medicines are also distributed to beneficiaries. 

Prime Infra honors the cultural heritage and traditions of the Indigenous Peoples (IP) community through programs aimed at improving their social mobility. One of our milestone projects is providing a permanent water system for an Aeta community in Porac, Pampanga, which improved their access to clean water and offers them a better resource for hygiene and sanitation. 

Programs for the IP groups are implemented across the social initiatives in education, sustainable livelihood, and community engagement, promoting inclusive and grassroots participation in community-building. Aside from the Aeta community in Pampanga, the Foundation has also forged partnerships with the Dumagat-Remontado community of Antipolo and Rodriguez (formerly Montalban) in Rizal.

The feeding program is designed to enhance students’ nutrition and improve their educational outcomes by providing meals to school-age learners which yield significant benefits, including alleviating hunger, reducing micronutrient deficiencies and anemia, and boosting physical resilience.

The foundation believes that such an intervention contributes to higher school enrollment, improved attendance, and enhanced cognitive and academic performance among students. 

The program has been implemented in public schools in Pakil such as the Saray Elementary School and Cornelio Dalena Elementary School. The program also provided training for mothers in preparing meals with nutritious food.

Provides non-formal education to out-of-school youths and adults for them to develop skills and competencies which can help broaden their access to opportunities. 

Activities that were carried out under the program include educational sponsorships to beneficiaries of Pangarap Foundation, skills trainings held in partnership with TESDA and local government units. Such trainings focused on dressmaking and tailoring, bread and pastry making, shielded metal arc welding, and operating heavy equipment for construction, among others.