Masaganang Asenso

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About Us

Masaganang Asenso is a voluntary, pre-organizational cooperative initiative supporting OFWs through planning, research, and education.

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Two people are walking on a street in front of shops with clothing displays. One is wearing a light-colored hoodie and the other a dark coat. Above them, signs are written in multiple languages, including English and Hindi, referencing a welfare association office and a service campaign by OVN Industries Pvt Ltd.
Several people are working together to pull a large fishing net on a sandy beach. Birds are flying and walking around the area, with the ocean visible in the background. One person stands in the center looking at the scene, dressed in traditional clothing.
Several people are working together to pull a large fishing net on a sandy beach. Birds are flying and walking around the area, with the ocean visible in the background. One person stands in the center looking at the scene, dressed in traditional clothing.

Our Roots

Masaganang Asenso began as a shared vision among OFWs to build a supportive cooperative community.

Our Path

Planning Phase

Focused on research and education to prepare for formal registration.

Community Focus

Community Focus

Our Journey

Snapshots from our early meetings and community gatherings, building together.

Several people are working together to pull a large fishing net on a sandy beach. Birds are flying and walking around the area, with the ocean visible in the background. One person stands in the center looking at the scene, dressed in traditional clothing.
Four workers are engaged in an industrial setting, possibly an oil rig or construction site. They are wearing protective clothing and helmets, surrounded by heavy machinery and equipment. The environment suggests manual labor and teamwork.
A group of people standing in a well-lit room, appearing attentive and engaged, with some smiling and raising their fists. The setting resembles a conference or seminar, with tables, chairs, and a projector visible in the foreground. Banners with text in a foreign language are displayed on the walls.
Women are engaged in the process of drying fish on large woven bamboo racks set out in the open air. The surroundings suggest a rural setting with scattered palm trees and basic structures in the background. A child in colorful clothing stands beside one of the women.