Japan extends dormitory capacity of Philippine School for the Deaf - BusinessMirror

The Philippine School for the Deaf (PSD) in Pasay City officially opened the doors of its new student dormitory, as the Embassy of Japan formally turned over the two-story building in a ceremony last October 28. Know more:

THE Philippine School for the Deaf in Pasay City officially opened the doors of its new student dormitory, as the Embassy of Japan formally turned over the two-story building in a ceremony last October 28.

To address the issue, the Japanese Embassy provided a grant amount of $156,127, or approximately P8 million, to PSD for the construction of a new edifice. Along with the renovation of its existing dormitory, the new structure expands the school’s capacity to accommodate close to 100 students.

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