Overview

The Transportation Fare Relief Project is a community-focused initiative created to support individuals who struggle with daily transportation costs due to rising economic challenges. Many students, workers, market women, and low-income earners face difficulties getting to school, work, or essential appointments because of high transport fares.

FECY Foundation recognizes that mobility is opportunity — without transportation, people miss school, lose jobs, or remain stuck in cycles of poverty. Through this project, the foundation provides transportation support, fare stipends, and emergency mobility relief to help individuals meet urgent needs and maintain stability in their daily lives.

Purpose

The Transportation Fare Relief Project was designed to:

• Support individuals facing transportation hardship due to financial constraints.
• Reduce absenteeism among students and workers who cannot afford daily fares.
• Offer emergency fare assistance in medical or urgent situations.
• Promote dignity, accessibility, and equal opportunity for disadvantaged community members.

This project reflects FECY’s belief that no one should lose opportunities simply because they cannot afford to move from one place to another.

What We Do

1. Identify Individuals Facing Mobility Challenges
   FECY works with communities, schools, and volunteers to identify people who urgently need fare assistance.

Provide Transportation Fare Support
The foundation offers one-off fare relief, daily transportation stipends, or emergency mobility support for:

– Students
– Low-income workers
– Jobseekers
– Elderly individuals
– People needing urgent medical transportation

2. Support School and Work Attendance
By eliminating transportation barriers, FECY ensures that learning, employment, and essential activities are not disrupted.

3. Offer Emergency Mobility Relief
In situations such as hospital visits, job interviews, or crises, the foundation provides fast, direct transport support.

Impact

The Transportation Fare Relief Project has helped individuals regain stability and access opportunity:

✅ Reduced school absenteeism among students who cannot afford daily fares.
✅ Supported workers and jobseekers in staying consistent and productive.
✅ Provided emergency mobility for medical and urgent needs.
✅ Restored dignity and confidence among struggling individuals.

One beneficiary expressed:

"I was about to miss an important job interview because I had no money for transport. FECY made it possible — and I got the job."

Sustainability

The project is sustained through:

• Community referrals and needs assessments.
• Donations from individuals and transportation-focused partners.
• Volunteer networks helping reach those with urgent mobility challenges.
• Periodic mobility relief drives targeted at high-need populations.
• Donors are encouraged to sponsor “Mobility Relief Packs” that cover transportation for students, workers, or families for a specific period.

Looking Ahead

FECY Foundation plans to expand this project by:

• Creating a transportation fund dedicated to students and jobseekers.
• Partnering with transport companies to subsidize fares.
• Establishing an emergency mobility hotline for urgent cases.
• Conducting quarterly outreach drives in high-need areas.

Through this project, FECY ensures that transportation — a basic requirement for progress — does not become a barrier to education, work, healthcare, or opportunity.

Impact

The Pig Farming Documentary Project has empowered individuals and communities to take control of their livelihoods:

✅ Equipped aspiring farmers with practical knowledge and skills.
✅ Reduced entry barriers for beginners in pig farming.
✅ Promoted entrepreneurship and economic self-reliance.
✅ Inspired interest in sustainable agricultural practices among youth and volunteers.

One viewer shared:
"I had always wanted to start pig farming, but I didn’t know where to begin. This documentary made it simple and gave me confidence to start my own farm."

Sustainability

The project is sustained through:

• Digital and physical distribution of the documentary to communities, schools, and volunteer networks.
• Follow-up support and mentoring by experienced FECY volunteers.
• Collaboration with agricultural experts and local farmers for continuous updates.
• Encouragement for viewers to share their progress and experiences, creating a peer-learning network.

FECY also encourages supporters to sponsor training packs, which include starter guides, basic tools, and mentorship sessions for aspiring pig farmers.

Looking Ahead

FECY Foundation plans to expand the Pig Farming Documentary Project by:

Producing additional training materials on livestock farming, poultry, and aquaculture.

• Organizing live workshops and farm visits to complement the documentary.
• Partnering with agricultural organizations and institutions to provide technical support and funding.
• Building an online resource hub where aspiring farmers can access tutorials, tips, and mentorship.

Through this initiative, FECY continues to equip communities with practical skills that foster economic empowerment, self-reliance, and sustainable livelihoods.

"Knowledge shared is opportunity multiplied — and every pig raised with care is a step toward independence."