Program 1
Housing Assistance
Safe, typhoon-resilient homes for families living in makeshift or disaster-damaged shelters.
- New home construction
- Home repair & retrofitting
- Disaster shelter recovery
- Land tenure support
Programs & Projects
More than four walls.
Our programs work together to help families settle, grow and thrive in their new communities.
Program 2
Community Development
Water systems, livelihood training and community spaces that help neighborhoods thrive together.
- Clean water & sanitation
- Livelihood & skills training
- Community centers
- Cooperative formation
Program 3
Education
Learning centers, school supplies and scholarships so children in our communities can stay in school.
- Scholarship grants
- Community learning hubs
- School supply drives
- Adult literacy
Program 4
Health & Welfare
Medical missions, nutrition programs and psychosocial care for families recovering from hardship.
- Medical & dental missions
- Child nutrition feeding
- Maternal health
- Elderly care visits
Featured projects
Where your support is at work
OngoingHousing Assistance
San Isidro Village
Tacloban, Leyte
A 120-home resettlement village for families displaced by typhoons, with a covered court, daycare center and water system.
Objectives
- • Build 120 typhoon-resilient homes
- • Install a gravity-fed water system
- • Train 40 residents in construction
Accomplishments
- 86 homes completed and turned over
- Water system serving 400 households
- 32 residents now certified masons
₱7,400,000 of ₱10,000,00074%
OngoingEducation
Bright Minds Learning Hub
Payatas, Quezon City
An after-school learning center offering tutoring, a reading library and meals for 300 children.
Objectives
- • Serve 300 learners per year
- • Stock a 3,000-book library
- • Fund 50 high-school scholars
Accomplishments
- 240 learners enrolled
- 2,100 books donated
- 38 active scholars
₱1,850,000 of ₱2,500,00074%
OngoingHealth & Welfare
Barangay Health Caravan
Samar & Leyte
Quarterly medical, dental and nutrition missions reaching remote barangays without regular clinics.
Objectives
- • Hold 12 missions per year
- • Screen 6,000 residents
- • Run a 120-day feeding program
Accomplishments
- 9 missions completed this year
- 4,750 residents served
- 610 children in feeding program
₱980,000 of ₱1,200,00082%
CompletedCommunity Development
Bayanihan Livelihood Center
Bulacan
A training center for sewing, food processing and carpentry, now run by a resident cooperative.
Objectives
- • Train 200 adults in livelihood skills
- • Launch a resident-run cooperative
Accomplishments
- 214 graduates
- Cooperative earning ₱180K monthly
₱3,000,000 of ₱3,000,000100%
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