Mommy Ging

15/06/2026

Bakit maraming Pinoy ang naiiwan o parang “stuck” abroad?

Minsan hindi dahil kulang sa sipag.

Dahil:
✅ Hindi natututo ng local language
✅ Hindi nag-uupgrade ng skills
✅ Takot lumabas sa comfort zone

Ang trabaho ay pansamantala, pero ang skills at knowledge mo ang magdadala sa’yo sa next level.

Invest in yourself. That’s exactly what changed my life.

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14/06/2026

Alam n’yo ba, one of the projects na pinaka-proud ako as NGO President was helping 50 mothers in Bacolod start their own businesses.

Using funds raised in Luxembourg, hindi lang kami nagbigay ng tulong. Tinulungan namin silang gumawa ng cooperative, binigyan ng puhunan, at nag-launch pa ng Food Truck project para magkaroon sila ng sustainable income.

✨ 3 lessons na natutunan ko:

1️⃣ Don’t just give money, give opportunities.
Mas importante ang pagkakataon para kumita kaysa one-time ayuda lang.

2️⃣ Together, we are stronger.
Kapag nagtutulungan ang mga kababaihan, mas mabilis ang growth at mas malakas ang support system.

3️⃣ Empower, don’t rescue.
Ang goal is not to depend on donations forever, but to help people stand on their own feet.

Seeing these mothers earn their own income and support their families was one of the most rewarding experiences of my NGO journey. ❤️

Minsan, one opportunity lang ang kailangan para mabago ang buhay ng isang pamilya.

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11/06/2026

09/06/2026

When I arrived in Luxembourg, isa sa mga unang ginawa ko was to join a Filipino association. Habang tumatagal, mas naging involved ako sa community until I eventually became President of our NGO.

For many years, nag-organize kami ng fundraising events, cultural shows, at mga Pinoy gatherings para makalikom ng pondo para sa mga projects sa Philippines.

✨ 5 tips if you want to make a difference abroad:

✅ Join organizations and build your network.

✅ Volunteer your time and skills, hindi lang pera.

✅ Work with people who share the same mission.

✅ Be transparent and accountable sa mga projects.

✅ Start small. Kahit maliit na project, malaking impact sa ibang tao.

Isa sa mga projects na ipinagmamalaki namin was helping 50 mothers in Bacolod through microfinance, para magkaroon sila ng maliit na negosyo at dagdag na income.

We also supported a Food Truck livelihood project para magkaroon ng sustainable source of income ang mga pamilya.

What many people don’t know is that Luxembourg invests millions in humanitarian and development projects around the world, at isa ang Philippines sa mga beneficiaries through NGOs and community initiatives.

And this is just one project. ❤️

Marami pa akong stories to share on how a small country like Luxembourg helped communities in the Philippines—and how Filipinos abroad can also make a difference.

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08/06/2026

After living and working in Europe for more than 25 years, here are the 3 things that helped me succeed:

✅ Learn the language.
Even basic French opened many doors for me. People appreciate it when you make an effort to speak their language.

✅ Study their culture.
Every country has its own way of working, communicating, and building relationships. Understanding the culture helps you integrate faster.

✅ Learn skills and adapt.
The world keeps changing. Keep learning, upgrade your skills, and don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone.

✨ And one more thing: Don’t be afraid to try.
I started as a waitress on a cruise ship. I never imagined I would one day work in European institutions and build my own business.

Sometimes, the opportunities you’re looking for are on the other side of fear.

08/06/2026

Akala ng marami, ang buhay abroad ay puro trabaho at pag-iipon lang.

Pero habang nagtatrabaho ako sa Europe at nagpapalaki ng pamilya, pinili ko ring mag-volunteer sa NGO work para makatulong sa mga kababayan nating nangangailangan.

Pagkatapos ng trabaho, tuloy ang meetings, fundraising, paggawa ng project proposals, at pakikipag-coordinate sa mga donors—lahat walang bayad, puro serbisyo.

Isa sa mga proyektong ipinagmamalaki ko ay ang 105 bahay na naipatayo para sa mga biktima ng Typhoon Sendong sa Mindanao. 🏠

Hindi ko makakalimutan ang mga magulang na umiiyak habang inaabot namin ang susi ng kanilang bagong bahay. Matapos mawala ang lahat sa bagyo, may tahanan na silang matatawag na kanila.

Ito ang isa sa mga paraan kung paano tumutulong ang Luxembourg sa humanitarian projects sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng mundo, at napakasarap sa pakiramdam na maging tulay para makarating ang tulong sa ating mga kababayan.

✨ Lesson learned:
Success is not only about what you earn.
It’s also about what you give back.

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08/06/2026

IT changed my life.

Hindi ako nag-aral sa Europe, pero because of my IT skills, nabuksan ang doors ko to the corporate world in Luxembourg. It allowed me to work in international companies and even European institutions.

That’s why I decided to open a programming school here in France.

My mission is simple: to make young kids aware that technology is not just for playing games or watching videos. They can learn to create, think logically, solve problems, and build confidence at a very young age.

Siguro ito na rin ang way ko of giving back to the country that welcomed me and gave me opportunities for more than 25 years. ❤️

As parents, we invest in toys, gadgets, and activities…

But have you ever thought of investing in a skill that can help shape your child’s future?

The future is digital.

And the best time to start is now. 🚀

Invest in your child’s future today.

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08/06/2026

My granddaughter is only 10, and my grandson is 8, but what amazes me is that they already speak 5 languages!

They can switch from French to English, then German or Luxembourgish, parang ang dali lang para sa kanila. 😄

Growing up in a multicultural country like Luxembourg gives children a unique advantage. Different languages, different cultures, and different ways of seeing the world become part of their everyday life.

As a proud Lola, I still get amazed every time I hear them speak. It reminds me that children are capable of so much more than we think when given the right environment.

MommyGing

08/05/2026

The Competition I initiated opened to all children in my town in France was a success last May 7 held in prestigious Puzzl médiathèque , and below is the article in the newspaper for this programming the robots competition !! We collaborated with Robotique association Tec Tic et Co and day care center Centre Kelierre together with the mayor’s office . Kabayan , ang pagtaas ng ating bandila sa ibang bansa is not only through jobs , we can show our skills to the country who adopted us .

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