SB 1619

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Sep 19, 2007

Education and Heritage Program for Overseas Filipinos Act

An Act to Provide for the Preservation and Cultivation of the Filipino Heritage Among Filipinos Overseas Through the Teaching of Filipino Language and History, Assistance in the Establishment and Operation of Philippine Schools and Filipiniana Centers Abroad and Establishing a Trust Fund Therefor

Authors · 2 Senators

Subjects

Filipiniana CentersOverseas Contract Workers (OCWS)/Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)National Language

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SBN-01619 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress