written by Lucie Depré (participant from Belgium) First of all, with my foster family ? ? ?, I traveled a weekend to Boracay as you certainly could see it! This is one of…
written by Nonie Titular Lumnis (participant to USA) I am a proud alumna of KL -YES program batch 10. YES program was one of the best opportunity that happened to me, because…
written by Justin Phillip Gonzales (participant to USA) After returning home, I have worked on accomplishing not only for me but also to bring the honor and pride to my…
I am Yamie Fiestada-Yadan, an AFS-KL YES Batch 2005-2006 Alumni. I am Deaf and I never imagine that I will go that far literally, when I became a scholar, it…
written by Süha Çiçek (participant from Turkey)To summarize my exchange year, I would say, life isn’t about waiting for the winds to change, it’s learning to adjust your sail. Philippines…
written by Robbe Deryck (participant from Belgium, Flanders) Before our first day of school, we visited the school to meet the principal. When we arrived, we saw there was something…
written by Mary Alnessa Ignacio (participant to Japan) Days, weeks, and months after I landed home, I can still feel the tingling feeling in my bones. It really happened. I…
by Justin Gonzales, KL-YES Alumnus After my YES Program, I have worked on accomplishing not only for my own good, but also for the honor and pride of my school…
by Süha Çiçek from Turkey To summarize my exchange year, I would say, life isn’t about waiting for the winds to change, it’s learning to adjust your sail. Philippines has…
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