FIBER cement manufacturer and pioneer James Hardie in partnership with De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) have successfully turned over re-constructed schools in the Yolanda-ravaged areas of Leyte and Samar in time for the opening of classes.

The carpentry workshop organized dLSP and conducted by James Hardie Philippines was attended by 32 carpenters from dulag and diit, Leyte. Engr. Wilfredo abella and Gina anacta from dLSP, and Roland Badilla and Renato Zagada from James Hardie were present during the workshop
The carpentry workshop organized dLSP and conducted by James Hardie Philippines was attended by 32 carpenters from dulag and diit, Leyte. Engr. Wilfredo abella and Gina anacta from dLSP, and Roland Badilla and Renato Zagada from James Hardie were present during the workshop

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