The video discusses the following topics:

- The video maker encounters a child while visiting a house in a mountainous region.
- They mention the house belongs to the Mangyan tribe and admire the simplicity of the staircase, comparing it to another they saw previously.
- Apologies are made for the audio quality due to mic issues, so a cellphone is being used instead.
- They explore the house, being shown around by the child, who introduces them to a fruit referred to as "Singapore" by the locals.
- The child, named Niway, shares their daily meals consist primarily of this fruit due to financial constraints, lacking the resources to buy rice.
- Niway is in grade 6, and despite sometimes being late to school because of waiting for their meal to cook, they excel in English with a grade of 90 but struggle with Filipino receiving a grade of 73.
- Niway dreams of becoming a teacher to help educate children and mentions the hardships the Mangyan tribe faces, particularly in securing food and managing on a very limited household income.
- The family's house, described as very small and lacking basic sleeping essentials like a decent sleeping mat, is shown, underscoring their poor living conditions.
- Despite these hardships, Niway remains hopeful and determined to continue their education, being the only one among their siblings to attend school.
- The video maker offers financial assistance to help Niway with school expenses and basic needs, encouraging them to push forward with their studies.
- The conclusion reflects on the situation of the indigenous people in Mindoro and mentions potential projects to support students like Niway through sponsorships.
- The video also includes a product endorsement for a solar powered flat light being sold by the PB Team Solar.

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