News & Events

Parol Making Contest Guidelines Contest objective: Participants will make a parol and show the process by submitting a video and photo entry. Eligibility: • This contest is open to all…

“We invite you to complete the survey here: https://uoft.me/COVID-19healthcareworkers NOTE: You do not have to be currently employed in nursing or personal support work. This survey also applies to those…

News & Events 2021   Formed during the strategic planning activity on September 4, PCC’s Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) convened on September 18 to synthesize the outputs of the planning…

News & Events 2021   On September 4, 2021, PCC Board members and staff gathered in downtown Ottawa for a whole day strategic planning to chart the organization’s direction in…

Filipino-Canadian Seniors Learn How to Use a Tablet in Person and Virtually September 6, 2021 Latest News & News and Events 2021 On July 25, 2021, the Enhancing Connectivity of…

Enhancing Connection of Seniors with Their Families and Community through Digital Technology June 8, 2021 The Philippine Centre Canada and the Ottawa Valley Filipino-Canadian Senior Citizens Association (OVFCSCA) has launched…

Women’s Heart Health Talk by Marion Martell April 17, 2021 “Start the conversation- because her heart matters too.” Heart disease is the number one cause of death for women over…

The Philippine Centre Canada held a creative arts contest in March 2021 to showcase the participants’ views and feelings about Filipino-Canadian resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. You may read the…

Entrepreneurship Fundamentals Training with Renjie Butalid April 4, 2021 The Philippine Centre Canada launched the second component of the Livelihood and Entrepreneurship Training (LET) on February 23. Three more sessions…

One component of the “Seniors and Frontliners Care Support Project” was a series of online activities held on Zoom from November 2020 until the first week of March 2021. Aside…

Contest Objective: Participants/Entrants will express their view/feelings of Filipino-Canadian resilience during the pandemic in any art form. Eligibility: This contest is open to all Filipino Canadian frontliners, caregivers and seniors…

The online Livelihood and Entrepreneurship Training (LET) is the second component of the Young Filipino-Canadian Resilience Project. The LET aims to introduce the basics of entrepreneurship and self-employment to young…

In 2021, the Philippine Centre Canada (PCC) through the support of the Canadian Red Cross and Employment and Social Development of Canada continues to reach out to the Filipino-Canadian community…

Dear Future PCC Volunteer: Through you, we would be able to reach out to our “kababayans” in the Filipino-Canadian community adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteering with PCC to distribute food…

Our dear “Kababayans”: The Philippine Centre Canada (PCC) is very much aware of the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals and families in our Filipino-Canadian community. The pandemic…

Please register here: https://pcc-ottawa.ca/wpdev/online-registration-pcc-learning-events-on-fil-can-youth-resilience/

The PCC Youth Resilience Project through the Livelihood and Entrepreneurship Training (LET) aims to introduce the basics of entrepreneurship and self-employment through online sessions to young Filipino-Canadians across Canada who have plans to set-up their…

The Canadian Red Cross approved the PCC’s request for time and fund extension of this project to be able to serve more Filipino-Canadian families in the Ottawa and Gatineau regions…

The PCC Board elected its new set of officers during its second meeting of the new Board on January 19, 2021.  The new officers are: Margarita Anzures-Berry, Chair Lota Bertulfo,…