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Alay
Pag-Asa Christian Foundation Inc., established in 1990 is a
non-profit, non-stock Christian organization whose main purpose is to
assist street children and their families into becoming followers of
Christ and productive members of society in partnership with concerned
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Angeles
Street Kids is a sixty-bed center that provides shelter, food and
educational and vocational programs for children in Angeles City,
Pampanga.
It aims to provide dignity, self-worth, Christian values, housing, food,
education, medical and dental care and vocational training to street
children in Angeles City.
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Arms
of Love International equips and empowers local churches and other
nationals to care for children at risk in their own communities.
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Balay
sa Gugma Street Children is a non-government organization founded in
1993 which wants to cooperate with people round the world who want to
liberate street children from their life on the streets with drugs and
police harassment.
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Bahay
Tuluyan
is a program for empowerment of abused and exploited street
children. It currently operates 4 centers for street children in the
Philippines.
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Chameleon
established in 1998 in Iloilo extends its help to the street girls,
the sexually and physically abused girls and their parents by empowering
them through education, formation, leadership training, employment and
capacity building.
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Childhope
Asia Philippines
is an international organization working for and on
behalf of street children throughout the world. Individuals from
children’s agencies who saw the need for an international effort in this
area founded it in 1986.
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Christian’s
Haven
is an evangelic mission to street children in the Philippines,
whose main aim is to deliver these children from street life and introduce
them to Jesus Christ through protection, shelter, discipline, care and
education.
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Consuelo
Foundation
formerly known as The Children and Youth Foundation of the
Philippines, is an indigenous Philippine foundation seeking to help
improve the welfare and prospects of Filipino children and youth. It was
founded in 1993 as the Children and Youth Foundation of the Philippines
(CYFP)
through an affiliation agreement between two US-based organizations –
the Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation (or Consuelo Foundation) in Hawaii and
IYF. In 2002, CYFP officially changed its name to the Consuelo Foundation
and today manages a number of programs in the Philippines.
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Fil-Mentoring,
Inc. (Filipino Integrated Learning Through Mentoring, Inc.) was
conceptualized and established in 1994 to motivate and encourage these
street children to pursue higher education. It was formally organized as a
non-profit and voluntary organization involved in propagating Mentoring
schemes and develops supplemental learning particularly for the Filipino
street children.
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Friendship
Home Fr. Luis Amigo
is
a charitable, non-stock institution administered by the Amigonian Fathers
and Brothers. It is committed to the service of the youth, street
children, drug addicts and wayward youth in general.
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Happy
Horizons Children’s Ranch is a humanitarian ministry of the
Assemblies of God, Philippines. It is a non-profit organization dedicated
to the rehabilitation and defense of street children in the Philippines.
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He
Cares Foundation is
a foundation
whose main
mission is to
bring street
children into
a personal
relationship
with our lord
Jesus Christ
and to get
them off the
streets and
enable them to
live healthy,
safe, normal
lives and
become happy
and productive
individuals of
our society.
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Kaibigan
Ermita Outreach Foundation
founded in 1986 is an independent,
non-profit, non-governmental organization devoted to the care and
well-being of street children and urban poor in different districts of
Manila.
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Kanlungan
sa ERMA is a non-stock, non-profit child caring agency serving
children-in-need of special protection in the Ermita and Malate areas. It
was established in January 1988 in response to the growing menace of abuse
and exploitation among street children.
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Kasiglahan
Pakikibahagi Program is a foundation established in Cotabato City,
Philippines that provides street education and drop-in and residential
services for street children and also provides intervention services to
young female victims of violence.
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Little
Children of The Philippines
(LCP) was incorporated in Cebu City in
December of 1989 as a branch corporation of Little Children of the World
(LCW).
LCP’s mission was from the beginning the same as that of its parent
organization, namely, to help develop “caring communities for children
at risk”, with primary emphasis on education. Little Children of the
World(LCW), LCP’s USA-based sponsoring agency, is a non-profit Christian
service organization incorporated in October of 1987 in Atlanta, Georgia
for the purpose of addressing the plight of street children in the
developing world.
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Makabata
Foundation is
a non-stock,
non-profit
corporation
composed of
civic-minded
individuals
and volunteers
with a common
mission to
provide a
holistic and
integral
program of
education for
street
children and
their
families.
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Musmos
is a socially oriented organization established in 1985 from Ateneo De
Manila University aimed to help street children in several areas in and
around Metro Manila whose aim is to develop Christian and Filipino values
and realize these through social action towards the street children in the
process develop individuals oriented in the direction of society’s
upliftment.
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Nehemiah
Center was legally organized in 1992 to help and serve Cebu City’s
street children and later expanded its services to the other depressed
people groups in the city.
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Pangarap
Shelter for Street Children was launched in 1989 with three main
components: a street education program, a drop-in feeding center and night
shelter, and a residential shelter.
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PREDA
Foundation began in 1973 as a community-based drug abuse prevention
and education agency with a practical rehabilitation program. Since 1974,
Preda has been providing protection, education and rehabilitation services
for street children and young people in desperate circumstances, as well
as employment and education for their impoverished parents. Preda stands
for People’s Recovery Empowerment and Development Assistance.
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Tuloy
Foundation aims to promote a comprehensive approach in order to meet
the physical, economic, psycho-social, moral and spiritual needs of street
children.
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Unang
Hakbang Foundation (UHF) is a caring organization engaged in helping
children on the street and in urban poor communities by creating
sanctuaries for children and designing and promoting programs to help them
tap their potential and become useful and acceptable members of their
communities.
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Virlanie
Foundation Inc. is a non-profit, non-stock child caring institution
duly licensed by the Philippines’ Department of Social Welfare and
Development. As a Non Governmental Organization, it is also a member of
the Special National Committee against Child Prostitution and the
Technical Working Group of the Department of Justice.
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