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SANTIAGO CITY, Isabela — Only a few months ago, 25-year-old Jennifer Andrade was one of the overseas Filipino workers (OFW) trapped by the war in Lebanon and  was forced to evacuate after fighting started.


Arriving here in her native city practically empty handed, she was at a loss on how to make ends meet again and contend with the harsh realities of life.


Seeing the situation of these former OFWs, the Santiago City government, led by Mayor Amelita Navarro, decided to hold a skills training program that would enable these women to support their families.

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Arriving here in her native city practically empty handed, she was at a loss on how to make ends meet again and contend with the harsh realities of life.


Seeing the situation of these former OFWs, the Santiago City government, led by Mayor Amelita Navarro, decided to hold a skills training program that would enable these women to support their families.

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Former Lebanon workers: From maids to perfume makers

By Charlie Lagasca | October 17, 2006 - 12:00am

SANTIAGO CITY, Isabela — Only a few months ago, 25-year-old Jennifer Andrade was one of the overseas Filipino workers (OFW) trapped by the war in Lebanon and was forced to evacuate after fighting started. Arriving...

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