What to know about the PH nonprofit that Olivia Rodrigo supports
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During the Filipino American pop star Olivia Rodrigo’s highly anticipated “GUTS” World Tour stop in the Philippines, she not only captivated Filipino audiences with her performance but also made a significant contribution to a cause close to her heart.
Held at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan, the event marked a record-breaking moment, drawing the largest crowd of her tour so far.
But beyond the music and excitement, the concert highlighted a greater purpose: supporting women’s health through the charity organization Jhpiego Philippines.
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So, what is Jhpiego Philippines all about?
Affiliated with Johns Hopkins University, Jhpiego Philippines is a global health organization committed to improving the lives of women and girls, especially in underserved and conflict-affected areas.
Their efforts focus on expanding access to reproductive health services, enhancing maternal and child care and equipping local healthcare providers with the training needed to deliver quality services.
With an emphasis on equity and gender-responsive care, they work tirelessly to ensure Filipino women and girls receive the support they deserve.
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For Rodrigo, the chance to give back to her ancestral homeland was deeply significant.
“To be able to perform in the Philippines for the first time and give back to the community where my family’s roots are so deeply embedded means everything to me,” she shared.
The Grammy-winning star also expressed how meaningful this moment was, adding, “It’s incredibly meaningful to give back in this way.”
This partnership between Rodrigo and Jhpiego was a natural fit, as the charity’s mission aligns closely with her values.
By spotlighting this cause during her tour, Rodrigo helped amplify Jhpiego’s work in promoting health equity and empowering women and girls throughout the Philippines, ensuring they have the resources and care they need to flourish.
During her visit, the “Drivers License” singer participated in a zine-making workshop with local teen girls, an experience she described as inspiring and deeply meaningful.
Jhpiego took to social media to express their gratitude for Rodrigo’s support, praising her for using her platform to advocate for women’s health and empowerment.
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