
Kuya
Stressed over homework? Remember young kuya who at his age works hard for his six siblings (Top 12)
In February 2017, our firm launched a photo-story contest asking students to capture images reflecting Filipino values and to write the story behind the photos they have taken.
Through the photo-story contest, we can help raise Filipino youth awareness of our values which are changing amidst all that is going on around us.
We recognize that our values, in part, may be the cause of our problems today and can just as well be critical to the solutions we seek as a nation.
We would like to discover what our youth deems important and what they see and think our Filipino values are.
Stressed over homework? Remember young kuya who at his age works hard for his six siblings (Top 12)
If she treated you like her son, then take care of her as though she were your real mother (Top 12)
Sleep early and rise early to be productive (Top 12)
Don’t hesitate to coach young children to do social work (Top 12)
Appreciate your classmate, even if he is different. His mother loves him, as yours loves you (Top 12)
Some people pushed a truckload to help you study, at least do your part (Top 12)
She may be too young to fast, but not too young to pray (Top 12)
You are never too young to solve your own problems (Top 12)
Friends are better than gadgets or toys (Top 12)
The Filipino extended family fills the gap and eases the pain (Top 12)
It doesn’t take much to make our elders happy: a simple cake they can share…and just be there (Top 12)
A son looks up to his father, not only for his profession, but also because of his example (Top 12)
Assurance Partner and Human Capital Leader , PwC Philippines
Tel: +63 (2) 8459 3043