MIMAROPAhayagan 2018 1st Sem
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After Eric’s term as president<br />
of the Rotary Club, his desire<br />
to help PWDs didn’t stop.<br />
“I told myself that even if<br />
I’m no longer the president<br />
of the Rotary Club, in my<br />
own initiative, I’ll create<br />
opportunities for the PWDs.<br />
Thus, Ka Inato came,” he<br />
narrated.<br />
for PWDs to have equal opportunities for employment<br />
and empowering them to help their families as well,<br />
Yayen started employing 11 PWDs at Ka Inato.<br />
“At first, it was really challenging. I don’t have any idea<br />
about their culture. And my former staff have hesitations<br />
accepting them. I need to explain to them why I’m<br />
employing PWDs. Eventually, they accepted my reason<br />
and my advocacy,” he said.<br />
Ka Inato started its operation<br />
on January 18, <strong>2018</strong>, with only<br />
15 tables to accommodate<br />
60 persons.<br />
Aiming to provide opportunity
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