Olongapo Youth Choir

Winning Piece of the Olongapo Youth Choir

Performed at Olongapo Sanguniang Panlungsod Session Hall

Olongapo Bonngo Band

May mga Tao sa Subic
By Bong Gordon, Jr
Fighting for Excellence

Showdown in Subic Bay Philippines

Showdown In SubicBay.Ph Olongapo City Part 1


Showdown In SubicBay.Ph Olongapo City Part 2


Showdown In SubicBay.Ph Olongapo City Part 3


Showdown In SubicBay.Ph Olongapo City Part 4


A video documentary of the Showdown in Subic Bay in the Philippines, produced by foreign media back in 1998. Includes clippings of the infamous Battle of 229 and an interview with some bigwigs

Friction Band

Olongapo's Best

Miss Earth at Subic Olongapo 2007

Miss Earth at Subic Olongapo 2007

The Subic Bay Story

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Rising Above the Storm . . .
The Subic Bay Story

2006 Grand Parade

2006 Olongapo City Fiesta Grand Parade

Kids Behind Bars

CNN Kids Behind Bars
February 2006

For More information, Please contact us at:

PREDA Foundation, Inc.
Upper Kalakalan, Olongapo City 2200
Philippines

Tel: (+63) 47 223 9629 (+63) 47 223 9630 (+63) 47 222 4994

Fax: (+63) 47 223 9628 (+63) 47 222 5573

email: predair@info.com.ph

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PREDA is a charitable organization founded since the year 1974 in Olongapo City, Philippines. Its main goal and purpose is to promote and protect the dignity and the Human Rights of the Filipino people especially of women and children. The main focus of our work is to assist the sexually-exploited & abused children and provide for them an environment of acceptance and understanding in society. We are dedicated to changing the unjust structures in society that oppress, exploit & deny justice and human rights to children & women. We are a small but pro-active, not-for-profit organization with partners throughout the world networking with us to realize our goals and dreams of a better world for children.

The PREDA website www.preda.net introduces you to the PREDA Fair Trade activities which addresses the issues of poverty and strives to provide alternative livelihoods to the rural poor to help them prosper and live a life of dignity in their village homes. The Fair Trade website also provides a complete description with photos of all the products available for export.