The Technical-Vocational Scholarship Project (TVSP) provides thirty (30) scholarship grants to qualified and deserving applicants. This project provides technical-vocational education and training to the admitted scholars with the aim of producing graduates who are professionally trained and qualified to deliver technical services that are needed in the community and increasing their opportunity for gainful employment.
As of March 2013, the foundaton has produced 49 TVSP graduates coming from different barangays in Kidapawan City and the municipalities of Magpet and Makilala in North Cotabato.
The High School Student Assistance Project (HSSAP) provides relevant assistance to high school students enrolled in public high schools within and around Mt. Apo. The project (a) grants support in times of accidents, (b) provides first aid medicines and supply, (c) augments learning for productive skills and (d) enhances formation of personal integrity values, with the purpose of developing productive and responsible individuals.
The Masters in Education Scholarship Project (MESP) provides two (2) scholarship grants to qualified applicants who are members of the indigenous/tribal community. This project aims to develop highly qualified educators and school administrators who can be instruments in providing quality education of students and pupils within and around Mt. Apo.
The Law Scholarship Grant Project (LSGP) provides two (2) law scholarship grants to qualified applicants who are members of the indigenous/tribal community. This project aims to produce IP/tribal lawyers who can effectively lead, assist and legally address the aspirations, plans and concerns of various tribal communities within and around Mt. Apo.
Teacher to the Barangay Project (TBP) creates a pool of volunteer teachers from MAFI Education scholar-graduates who could render voluntary teaching services in public elementary or high schools within and around Mt. Apo as a noble gesture of serving back their own respective communities.
The Community Information Service Project (CISP) publishes a community bulletin, the Tribu MAFI, as information service to the communities being served. A website, www.mafi.org.ph, is also maintained that provides program performance of the foundation, basic data of Mt. Apo Park and other information relevant to the community and indigenous people.
