Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Scarlet Snow Belo are leading a campaign aimed to help kids returning to school.
“Iba din kapag kumpleto ang mga basic essentials. I'm sure you all remember the feeling of getting new sets of school supplies tapos excited to use it! I believe that having the basic necessities improves the way we engage and learn,” she added.
She also said that she's glad to be joined by Scarlet, the daughter of celebrity doctors Hayden Kho and Vicki Belo. On her Instagram page, Scarlet said she learned that only about 20% of Filipino children know how to read.
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