NMS CARES Launched Football Clinic
BAGUIO CITY, PHILIPPINES — In pursuit of the company’s mission and vision, New Media Services (NMS), via its flagship corporate social responsibility division NMS CARES (Commitment And Responsibility in Establishing Social development) is pleased to announce the inaugural kickoff of “Just For Kicks: NMS CARES Football Clinic” on October 9-11, 2012 at Benguet State University Football Field, La Trinidad, Benguet.
The partnership with PILCD will center on its Community-based Adult Learning and Development program to address the needs of youths who have very limited or no education experience, integrating sports, specifically football, as a platform for learning. The integration of a football training program aims to boost the quality of learning outcome of the out of school youths, especially in promoting leadership, team spirit, camaraderie, healthy lifestyle and well-being in a physically and mentally stimulating platform.
The 3-day football clinic will feature learners of the Balik Paaralan (Back to School) for Out of School Youths and Adults (BPOSA). It will be facilitated by Coach Frael Aquino of BSU FC, interspersed with workshops and activities for reflection and group learning, to be conducted by NMS employees, to further build self-esteem, cooperation, team work, promote healthy lifestyle and teach the ‘science and math’ of football.
“This is our way of giving back to the community as a company, and to appreciate what we have,” said NMS CEO Martin Eyking. HR Executive Manager Jennifer Francisco, the head of the program, also added that this initiative will “not only help the out-of-school youth participant train them for life skills” but “also help our employees appreciate the value of life” itself.
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