Missions & Benevolence Partner Organizations
The Missions and Benevolence Committee partners with various Christian Development Organizations (CDOs) and gives our church community an opportunity to put faith into practice and share Christ’s love and compassion.
There are several ways you can get involved. All it takes is a willing heart, time, and a commitment to serve. Please find below a list of our partner organizations for volunteer opportunities:
ACTION Second Mile Ministries is a Christian discipleship center that seeks to equip and empower the poor and marginalized through holistic discipleship. The Second Mile ministries are:
Foundation in Christian Discipleship (FCD) – In partnership with local churches, students from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds are discipled and learn a vocational skill during this four-month program.
Pastoral and Leadership Training (PLT) – Untrained pastors and church workers are provided online theological and ministry education. Most students have limited access to Bible and ministry training or cannot afford it. The goal is to equip pastors and church workers with the training they need for effective ministry.
Campus and Retreat Center (CRC) – Churches and ministry groups may rent the facilities for camps, conferences, and retreats. Rates are affordable to make it more accessible to smaller churches and ministry organizations for their discipleship ministries.
Their goal is to transform and equip those they serve to live as faithful followers of Christ through training, mentoring, and relationship. The organization goes the second mile to change lives and situations (Matthew 5:41).
Contact:
Eugene Casel, Program Director
director.secondmile@actionintl.org | office.secondmile@actionintl.org
0916 371 2379 | 0917 545 1733 (office)
Second Mile Ministries, Balubad 2nd Road, Silang, Cavite 4118
Foundation in Christian Discipleship (FCD) – In partnership with local churches, students from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds are discipled and learn a vocational skill during this four-month program.
Pastoral and Leadership Training (PLT) – Untrained pastors and church workers are provided online theological and ministry education. Most students have limited access to Bible and ministry training or cannot afford it. The goal is to equip pastors and church workers with the training they need for effective ministry.
Campus and Retreat Center (CRC) – Churches and ministry groups may rent the facilities for camps, conferences, and retreats. Rates are affordable to make it more accessible to smaller churches and ministry organizations for their discipleship ministries.
Their goal is to transform and equip those they serve to live as faithful followers of Christ through training, mentoring, and relationship. The organization goes the second mile to change lives and situations (Matthew 5:41).
Contact:
Eugene Casel, Program Director
director.secondmile@actionintl.org | office.secondmile@actionintl.org
0916 371 2379 | 0917 545 1733 (office)
Second Mile Ministries, Balubad 2nd Road, Silang, Cavite 4118
ACMI’s mission is focused on fulfilling the Great Commission - TO GO and MAKE DISCIPLES. ACMI shares the Gospel to all people who are willing to hear it. Their Gospel sharing methodologies are varied and flexible; and include person-to-person, small group witnessing, mass evangelism and/or crusades; in classroom settings during Christmas and Easter; at wakes and during free medical clinics.
For ACMI members, evangelism is ingrained in their lifestyle. Responders who are
available for Bible studies are trained until they too become committed and equipped disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ. New believers are followed up in Bible studies, one-on-one meetings, when possible. Ultimately, ACMI wants to enable a larger generation of believers.
Contact:
Bernardo Mendoza | Dr. Sergio Canoy
63(088)880 1703 | 0917 323 5991 | bamendoz@yahoo.com
#349 Lourdes Corrales St., Apovel Subd., Cagayan de Oro City
For ACMI members, evangelism is ingrained in their lifestyle. Responders who are
available for Bible studies are trained until they too become committed and equipped disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ. New believers are followed up in Bible studies, one-on-one meetings, when possible. Ultimately, ACMI wants to enable a larger generation of believers.
Contact:
Bernardo Mendoza | Dr. Sergio Canoy
63(088)880 1703 | 0917 323 5991 | bamendoz@yahoo.com
#349 Lourdes Corrales St., Apovel Subd., Cagayan de Oro City
Bright Lights Learning Center provides free education and support to out-of-school youth. It is a school for the out-of-school children partnership with the Alternative Learning System (ALS) Program of the Department of Education. Their comprehensive programs include:
1. ALS Program for Elementary and Junior High School – Educational programs specifically designed for elementary and junior high school levels, helping students achieve their academic goals.
2. Senior High School Program – Graduates of ALS Elementary and Junior High School programs are enrolled in public and private senior high schools to continue their education.
3. External Program – Financial aid for kindergarten to senior high school students who are enrolled in public schools, covering the cost of uniform and school supplies.
4. College Scholarship Program – Graduates from Senior High Schools and External Programs receive scholarships to attend college, pursue a degree, and obtain a professional license. This program includes tuition fees, transportation allowance, and additional financial aid, as needed.
5. Care and Resource Center (CARC) – Temporary shelter for students in need, providing them with a family like environment, basic necessities, school supplies and transportation until they complete their studies.
6. Disaster Relief – Distribution of relief goods to students and their families during times of disaster.
7. Daily Feeding Program – Ensure ALS students receive nutritious meals.
BLLC provides out-of-school youth with resources and support they need to succeed
academically, personally, and spiritually.
Contact:
Reylita B. Erese, Administrator
0919 000 9731 | 63(2)8655 8837 | info@brightlightslearningcenter.org.ph
2/F LVA Bldg. cor. Village East Executive Homes, Felix Ave. Cainta, Rizal
1. ALS Program for Elementary and Junior High School – Educational programs specifically designed for elementary and junior high school levels, helping students achieve their academic goals.
2. Senior High School Program – Graduates of ALS Elementary and Junior High School programs are enrolled in public and private senior high schools to continue their education.
3. External Program – Financial aid for kindergarten to senior high school students who are enrolled in public schools, covering the cost of uniform and school supplies.
4. College Scholarship Program – Graduates from Senior High Schools and External Programs receive scholarships to attend college, pursue a degree, and obtain a professional license. This program includes tuition fees, transportation allowance, and additional financial aid, as needed.
5. Care and Resource Center (CARC) – Temporary shelter for students in need, providing them with a family like environment, basic necessities, school supplies and transportation until they complete their studies.
6. Disaster Relief – Distribution of relief goods to students and their families during times of disaster.
7. Daily Feeding Program – Ensure ALS students receive nutritious meals.
BLLC provides out-of-school youth with resources and support they need to succeed
academically, personally, and spiritually.
Contact:
Reylita B. Erese, Administrator
0919 000 9731 | 63(2)8655 8837 | info@brightlightslearningcenter.org.ph
2/F LVA Bldg. cor. Village East Executive Homes, Felix Ave. Cainta, Rizal
BUGKALOT BIBLE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. (BBCF)
The BBCF are tribal Christians from the mountains of Nueva Vizcaya, who are zealous about sharing the Gospel to their fellow-indigenous people groups. Into the 1970s, the Bugkalot/Ilongot tribe was known as the headhunters of the Sierra Madre. BBCF now works to guide the tribal churches into further Kingdom work through training up teachers, leaders and missionaries; as well as coordinating the missions work of its
members. Currently, BBCF has a live-in, modular style Bible school to train up leaders, as well as for hosting other seminars to help our churches be effective in missions work.
In addition to the numerous local church plants and outreach endeavors, BBCF sends out cross-cultural missionaries. The largest focus for now are the different unreached tribal groups in the Bicol region. It is in this work that UCM has partnered with BBCF these many years, and by God’s grace, there are now churches in 4 Agta languages. BBCF will open work amongst the Manide (Kabihog) tribe of Camarines Norte. The Manide still do not have evangelical churches. In partnership with Mangyan Tribal Church Association SPIEM-MTCA, BBCF has started a Bible school for the Bicol tribals of Cagmaslog, Buhi, Camarines Sur.
Contact:
Stephen and Jen Hagen, Missionaries
0998 553 1433 | 0915 568 7302 | sjhagen05@gmail.com
members. Currently, BBCF has a live-in, modular style Bible school to train up leaders, as well as for hosting other seminars to help our churches be effective in missions work.
In addition to the numerous local church plants and outreach endeavors, BBCF sends out cross-cultural missionaries. The largest focus for now are the different unreached tribal groups in the Bicol region. It is in this work that UCM has partnered with BBCF these many years, and by God’s grace, there are now churches in 4 Agta languages. BBCF will open work amongst the Manide (Kabihog) tribe of Camarines Norte. The Manide still do not have evangelical churches. In partnership with Mangyan Tribal Church Association SPIEM-MTCA, BBCF has started a Bible school for the Bicol tribals of Cagmaslog, Buhi, Camarines Sur.
Contact:
Stephen and Jen Hagen, Missionaries
0998 553 1433 | 0915 568 7302 | sjhagen05@gmail.com
HARVEST BAPTIST CHURCH ANTIPOLO & MINISTRIES OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.
(HBC Antipolo)
HBC Antipolo trains and equips God’s servants in the Christian ministry. They conduct the study of the Word of God in a deeper and detailed way, and spread the Gospel to many parts of Rizal, to educate and raise children with a Biblical and Godly world view.
HBC is intentional in improving the understanding of the Bible among the church members as well as among new Christians.
They also have a Saturday Feeding Program to improve the wellbeing of needy children.
Contact:
Christine Marie P. Cezar, Church Secretary
Jose Regalado Pascual, Jr., Pastor
0966 474 4044 | 0925 722 2611 | harvest.baptist@yahoo.com
B50-L9 Zontaville, Brgy. San Isidro, Antipolo City
HBC is intentional in improving the understanding of the Bible among the church members as well as among new Christians.
They also have a Saturday Feeding Program to improve the wellbeing of needy children.
Contact:
Christine Marie P. Cezar, Church Secretary
Jose Regalado Pascual, Jr., Pastor
0966 474 4044 | 0925 722 2611 | harvest.baptist@yahoo.com
B50-L9 Zontaville, Brgy. San Isidro, Antipolo City
CEF conducts various trainings for evangelism, discipleship and equips trainers. They distribute teaching materials and booklets for children to local areas including their partner organizations and churches. Children’s lessons and schools and communities include evangelism and discipleship and ready children are channeled to churches, when possible. CEF also lends its assistance to local areas for the instruction of children through their Go-and-Tell and youth training programs, and they conduct cams and manage various clubs like Christmas Party Club, 5 Day Club and Easter Party Club. CEF is keen on developing partnerships with churches and qualified Christian organizations.
Contact:
Miriam Z. Dumanhug, Education Director | Cerela Sumido, Ministry Worker
63(2)8877 9421| 0933 358 9712 | 0927 270 5823 | cefpeduc@gmail.com
CEF Center, L2- B26 Don Celso Tuason Ave., Valley Golf Subd., Sumulong Highway,
Antipolo City
Contact:
Miriam Z. Dumanhug, Education Director | Cerela Sumido, Ministry Worker
63(2)8877 9421| 0933 358 9712 | 0927 270 5823 | cefpeduc@gmail.com
CEF Center, L2- B26 Don Celso Tuason Ave., Valley Golf Subd., Sumulong Highway,
Antipolo City
Children’s Garden (CGP) is a loving and safe home for boys ages 12-18+ who have been orphaned, abandoned, neglected, or abused. The mission is to glorify God through fulfilling the Gospel of Christ by building young men with vision, skills and character necessary for a life of significance; also reaching out regularly to different communities.
We provide:
1. Shelter
2. Education
3. Skills Training
4. Discipleship
5. After Care Home
Contact:
Mrs. Sharon Wark, Executive Director
0999 106 7648 | info@childrensgarden.ph
Zone 3, Block 2, Sitio Parugan, San Jose, Antipolo City 1870
We provide:
1. Shelter
2. Education
3. Skills Training
4. Discipleship
5. After Care Home
Contact:
Mrs. Sharon Wark, Executive Director
0999 106 7648 | info@childrensgarden.ph
Zone 3, Block 2, Sitio Parugan, San Jose, Antipolo City 1870
The CPCM is committed to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the prisons and jails in Mindanao and even beyond. At present, they are currently involved in evangelism and discipleship training inside the jails and prisons. They provide counselling and assist inmates when they go back to mainstream society. CPCM also helps the loved ones of the inmates find jobs or manage a livelihood to help provide sustenance while the heads of their families are behind bars.
Contact:
Ptr. Charlou Delez
0936 322 6247 | charey2005@yahoo.com
Ptr. Chris Vincent Nangcas
0917 704 5857 | chase.nangcas@yahoo.com
Ptr. Rolando Cagara
0915 567 2230
Zone 1, Capisnon, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City
Contact:
Ptr. Charlou Delez
0936 322 6247 | charey2005@yahoo.com
Ptr. Chris Vincent Nangcas
0917 704 5857 | chase.nangcas@yahoo.com
Ptr. Rolando Cagara
0915 567 2230
Zone 1, Capisnon, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City
C.A.R.E. PHILIPPINES, INC. (CHRISTIAN ACTION FOR RECONCILIATION & EVANGELISM PHILIPPINES, INC.)
CARE Philippines, established in Tatalon, Quezon City in 1987 focuses on uplifting economically depressed communities through a holistic approach. Its programs include values education, feeding program, disaster relief, medical and dental missions, and educational assistance. It also supports critically-ill children, offers agricultural training, and promotes savings groups. Leadership training, health seminars, and cultural exposures such as Rondalla music are also part of their initiatives. CARE integrates Bible studies, church outreach and counselling to lead individuals to faith in Jesus Christ while addressing socio-economic challenges. CARE’s ministry work is found in Antipolo City, Metro Manila; Mataas na Kahoy, Batangas; and nearby provinces.
Contact:
Rafael A. Pengson, Administrator
Renelyn Villanueva, Ministry Director
rovillanueva027@gmail.com | 63(2)8297 4224 | 0908 242 4172
mabuhayfilipinos@gmail.com
C.A.R.E. Philippines Education Center, Sitio Tanza II, San Jose, Antipolo City
Contact:
Rafael A. Pengson, Administrator
Renelyn Villanueva, Ministry Director
rovillanueva027@gmail.com | 63(2)8297 4224 | 0908 242 4172
mabuhayfilipinos@gmail.com
C.A.R.E. Philippines Education Center, Sitio Tanza II, San Jose, Antipolo City
The CWTP is a non-profit organization that works with the poorest communities by planting holistic centers that meet the spiritual and physical needs of the most marginalized in the least reached slums. CWTP partners with the local church to plant sustainable centers within 2 years.
Contact:
Leo Armas, Executive Director
0917 574 3148 | armas.leo@gmail.com
Jeffrey Samontañez, Missionary Pastor
0923 510 9490 | jeffsamontanez@hotmail.com
Lot #41, Rupee, Quezon City, 1121 Metro Manila
Contact:
Leo Armas, Executive Director
0917 574 3148 | armas.leo@gmail.com
Jeffrey Samontañez, Missionary Pastor
0923 510 9490 | jeffsamontanez@hotmail.com
Lot #41, Rupee, Quezon City, 1121 Metro Manila
Concordia Children’s Services, Inc. (CCS) caters to abandoned, neglected and surrendered children ages 3 to 10 years of age. Their mission is to give them a better future by placing them into their permanent families through legal adoption. CCS also has an educational assistance program for 120 children in the community where they help make the children’s dreams come true by supporting their education from
elementary up to senior high school.
Contact:
Chrisler Go, Executive Director
0928 524 7115 | 63(2)8713 3461 | office@concordiachildrens.org
#4443 Old Sta. Mesa St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
elementary up to senior high school.
Contact:
Chrisler Go, Executive Director
0928 524 7115 | 63(2)8713 3461 | office@concordiachildrens.org
#4443 Old Sta. Mesa St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
CREATIVE PRIME MOVERS FOR TRANSFORMATION, INC. (CPMT)
Vision – Turn the harvest field into a harvest force , so that in each Unsaved People Group (UPG) by 2025, there will be a community-led holistic disciple-making movement that spreads from one tribe to other tribes, starting with 4 or 5 UPGs and by God’s grace and enabling, all of the 13 UPGs by 2030.
Mission – Facilitate the establishment of a contextualized church planting movement and the transformation of unreached peoples’ communities through continuing mobilization and strategic partnerships.
Contact:
Marli Verzosa, Executive Director | Brenda Ruth Acielo
63(2)8654 4200 | 0936 592 5498 | 0948 121 0045 | 0917 140 5533 | 0998 573 2234
cpmt2012@gmail.com
P.O. Box 381 Araneta Center Cubao, Quezon City 1135
Mission – Facilitate the establishment of a contextualized church planting movement and the transformation of unreached peoples’ communities through continuing mobilization and strategic partnerships.
Contact:
Marli Verzosa, Executive Director | Brenda Ruth Acielo
63(2)8654 4200 | 0936 592 5498 | 0948 121 0045 | 0917 140 5533 | 0998 573 2234
cpmt2012@gmail.com
P.O. Box 381 Araneta Center Cubao, Quezon City 1135
Tebow CURE offers physical and spiritual care that transforms lives with a mission to surgically treat children with conditions such as clubfoot, bowed legs, bone deformities, untreated burns, and cleft lip and palate, as well as attend to the emotional and spiritual needs of patients and their communities. TCCH service is characterized by:
• Giving highest quality of care and treatment
• Providing comprehensive care strategies
• Availability of sponsored surgeries with zero billing
• Holistic, compassionate and Christian care for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing
• Accepting all cases but focusing on those most in need for our services
Contact:
Peter Cowles, Executive Director
0943 507 1984 | (082)300 5345 | peter.cowles@cureinternational.org
J.P. Laurel cor. Banawe Street, Brgy. W. Aquino, Davao City
• Giving highest quality of care and treatment
• Providing comprehensive care strategies
• Availability of sponsored surgeries with zero billing
• Holistic, compassionate and Christian care for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing
• Accepting all cases but focusing on those most in need for our services
Contact:
Peter Cowles, Executive Director
0943 507 1984 | (082)300 5345 | peter.cowles@cureinternational.org
J.P. Laurel cor. Banawe Street, Brgy. W. Aquino, Davao City
DEAF, Inc. is dedicated to uplifting the hearing impaired in Asia through physical, mental, moral and spiritual support. They establish educational programs from pre-elementary to college; integrating Bible subjects in the curriculum. Their mission includes providing academic and vocational training to help the hearing impaired become self-supporting members of society. DEAF trains and supports Filipino leaders as missionaries and
teachers to the deaf community. DEAF properties and finances are well managed to further their mission while maintaining necessary relationships with government agencies, non-government organizations and other stakeholders.
Contact:
Dr. Cecilio K. Pedro, President
63(2)8823 8072-79 | hapee@lamoiyan.com
Salvador Cuare, School Administrator
John Kenneth M. Cuare
0919 448 5130 | 63995 550 4389 | buddyhelen_cuare@hotmail.com
DEAF Inc. College, Brgy. Paowin, Cavinti, Laguna
teachers to the deaf community. DEAF properties and finances are well managed to further their mission while maintaining necessary relationships with government agencies, non-government organizations and other stakeholders.
Contact:
Dr. Cecilio K. Pedro, President
63(2)8823 8072-79 | hapee@lamoiyan.com
Salvador Cuare, School Administrator
John Kenneth M. Cuare
0919 448 5130 | 63995 550 4389 | buddyhelen_cuare@hotmail.com
DEAF Inc. College, Brgy. Paowin, Cavinti, Laguna
The ECM has a vibrant outreach ministry to the children living in certain marginalized sectors of Muntinlupa. Their Bukang Liwayway Outreach ministers to the families living within the community living inside the prison compound, providing spiritual nurture and assistance, and specially reaching out to the youth.
Contact:
Ms. Gladys Mercado, Church Secretary
63(2)8659 7741 | 0945 328 5587 | reyglyde@yahoo.com
#89 J.P. Rizal St., Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
Contact:
Ms. Gladys Mercado, Church Secretary
63(2)8659 7741 | 0945 328 5587 | reyglyde@yahoo.com
#89 J.P. Rizal St., Poblacion, Muntinlupa City
Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC), Philippines is a non-profit broadcasting network dedicated to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It operates 13 radio stations across the Philippines, broadcasting in 29 local languages to make the Gospel accessible to diverse audiences. The organization also reaches China and Southeast Asia through shortwave broadcasts and engages with global audiences via RV, social media and online platforms; including its mobile app, FEBC PH Stream. FEBC focuses on community development, spiritual growth and leadership training; collaborating with partners to support churches and local initiatives. It is sustained by donations from individuals, churches and organizations. Its music ministry, PAPURI! produces culturally relevant Filipino Christian music, enriching worship and promoting a unique expression of faith.
Contact:
Luis Miguel V. Castillo, President, FEBC Phils.
Cyril Delfino, Donations- 63(2)8650 0859 | 0927 778 6909
FEBC Ortigas Office– 8654 1234 | 702 DZAS- 8654 3322
46/F One Corporate Center, Julia Vargas Ave. cor. Meralco Ave.,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Contact:
Luis Miguel V. Castillo, President, FEBC Phils.
Cyril Delfino, Donations- 63(2)8650 0859 | 0927 778 6909
FEBC Ortigas Office– 8654 1234 | 702 DZAS- 8654 3322
46/F One Corporate Center, Julia Vargas Ave. cor. Meralco Ave.,
Ortigas Center, Pasig City
FH is a Christian humanitarian aid and development organization that designs, develops, and delivers catalytic solutions that build resilience so that children, families, and communities can flourish. It serves communities challenged by poverty, injustice and marginalization in hard places because God calls FH to be instruments of reconciliation of the broken relationship between God, self, others and nature.
FH partners across sectors to address root causes of poverty in all its forms and
co-creates solutions adapted to local contexts and build resilience by strengthening the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of the People We Serve.
FH serves nearly 10 million people in 18 countries so that communities have the agency and the resources necessary to realize their God-given potential.
Contact:
Grace Ladaga, Partnership Development Coordinator
0917 856 6074 | gsladaga@fh.org
Olga Rodriguez, Country Director
Unit 10F-U350, 10F Salustiana D. Ty Tower, 104 Paseo de Roxas,
Legazpi Village, Makati, 1200 Metro Manila
FH partners across sectors to address root causes of poverty in all its forms and
co-creates solutions adapted to local contexts and build resilience by strengthening the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of the People We Serve.
FH serves nearly 10 million people in 18 countries so that communities have the agency and the resources necessary to realize their God-given potential.
Contact:
Grace Ladaga, Partnership Development Coordinator
0917 856 6074 | gsladaga@fh.org
Olga Rodriguez, Country Director
Unit 10F-U350, 10F Salustiana D. Ty Tower, 104 Paseo de Roxas,
Legazpi Village, Makati, 1200 Metro Manila
GreenEarth is a Christian humanitarian organization rebuilding forests, providing livelihoods in organic agriculture, education and spiritual transformation.
Contact:
Dr. Mylene V. Matti, Executive Director
0917 852 6464 | contactus@greenearthheritage.org
Sitio Malapad na Parang, Brgy. Sibul, San Miguel, Bulacan 3011
Contact:
Dr. Mylene V. Matti, Executive Director
0917 852 6464 | contactus@greenearthheritage.org
Sitio Malapad na Parang, Brgy. Sibul, San Miguel, Bulacan 3011
Driven by the vision that everyone needs a decent place to live, Habitat for Humanity began in 1976 as a grassroots effort. This Christian housing organization has become a leading global non-profit working in nearly 70 countries. In the Philippines since 1988, Habitat for Humanity has supported more than 150,000 people to build or improve a place they can call home. They have also supported 200 communities nationwide with much needed community infrastructures and almost a million households through community development and financial services. Through shelter, HFH empowers.
Contact:
Seung Eun “Vanessa” Lee-Calixto, Resource Development Manager
0977 231 6595 | vanessa.calixto@habitat.org.ph
3F Gloria Building, Aguirre Street, Legaspi Village,
Makati City, 1229 Philippines
Contact:
Seung Eun “Vanessa” Lee-Calixto, Resource Development Manager
0977 231 6595 | vanessa.calixto@habitat.org.ph
3F Gloria Building, Aguirre Street, Legaspi Village,
Makati City, 1229 Philippines
iHome GMM works in partnership with God and people to develop God-centered, self-reliant communities, by building decent, durable and affordable homes for and with God’s people in need.
Contact:
Talyn F. Catalan
63(2)8659 4099 | 0956 596 9355 | 0921 527 9119 | ihomegmm@gmail.com
LG21 Cityland Pioneer Condominium, 128 Pioneer Street, Buayang Bato,
Mandaluyong City 1550
Contact:
Talyn F. Catalan
63(2)8659 4099 | 0956 596 9355 | 0921 527 9119 | ihomegmm@gmail.com
LG21 Cityland Pioneer Condominium, 128 Pioneer Street, Buayang Bato,
Mandaluyong City 1550
IMMANUEL BIBLE SCHOOL, INC. (IBS)
IBS prepares young Aetas for ministry, developing future leaders and missionaries in their community, through education, spiritual and physical nurturing.
Contact:
Rev. Elmer Victoria, Director
Cathleen Pelayo, Youth Chaplain
0928 817 8256 | 0919 517 0808
elmervictoria101@gmail.com | pelayocathleen@gmail.com
Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac
Contact:
Rev. Elmer Victoria, Director
Cathleen Pelayo, Youth Chaplain
0928 817 8256 | 0919 517 0808
elmervictoria101@gmail.com | pelayocathleen@gmail.com
Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac
ICM is at the grassroots serving ultra-poor households in marginalized communities of the Philippines by helping them chart a pathway out of physical, emotional and spiritual poverty.
ICM provides the right resources, right support and right training to help the ultra-poor pull themselves out of abject poverty. ICM works with a network of 19,555 pastors to serve families living on less than US$0.50 per person per day through the ICM TRANSFORM Program.
TRANSFORM is ICM’s holistic training program that integrates spiritual values, livelihood, health, early childhood education and community building in more than 1,200 communities each year. In 2020, ICM implemented the TRANSFORM Program outside of the
Philippines, when it opened branches in Uganda and Guatemala.
Contact:
Ms. Beth Uy, Chief Administrative Officer
Carol Roa, Donor Relations
63(2)8571 6975 | carol.roa@caremin.com
Units 1701, 1708, 1709, 1710 West Tower, Tektite Bldg. Exchange Road,
Ortigas Center, Brgy. San Antonio, Pasig City 1605
ICM provides the right resources, right support and right training to help the ultra-poor pull themselves out of abject poverty. ICM works with a network of 19,555 pastors to serve families living on less than US$0.50 per person per day through the ICM TRANSFORM Program.
TRANSFORM is ICM’s holistic training program that integrates spiritual values, livelihood, health, early childhood education and community building in more than 1,200 communities each year. In 2020, ICM implemented the TRANSFORM Program outside of the
Philippines, when it opened branches in Uganda and Guatemala.
Contact:
Ms. Beth Uy, Chief Administrative Officer
Carol Roa, Donor Relations
63(2)8571 6975 | carol.roa@caremin.com
Units 1701, 1708, 1709, 1710 West Tower, Tektite Bldg. Exchange Road,
Ortigas Center, Brgy. San Antonio, Pasig City 1605
In 1988, the Kanlungan Sa Er-Ma Ministry, Inc. was established in response to the growing menace of abuse and exploitation of street children in Metro Manila. “Kanlungan” means sanctuary or refuge, while “ER-MA” stands for Ermita-Malate, the former red light district of the capital where Kanlungan started its work. It is a refuge for street children; the exploited, neglected, abused, abandoned, and orphaned children; as well as the victims of child trafficking and online sexual exploitation. For the last 36 years, Kanlungan has reached out to these children who have been considered by society as “sore eyes”.
Kanlungan sa Er-Ma believes that every child is a precious gift from God and that his/her nurture and total development must be the concern of society. KSEM adopts a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to the treatment/interventions, healing and recovery of children through the following programs and services:
• Street Education Program
• Drop-In Center and Community Base Program
• Residential Care and Training Center, Level 1 and Level 2
• After Care Program Advocacy
• Income Generating Project
• Dorcas Farm and Development Center
Contact:
Consuelo Balbero, Executive Administrator
63(2)8522 4952 | 0923 026 1094 | 0951 021 5490 | kanlungan_sa_erma@hotmail.com
#2029 Benitez St., Malate, Manila
Kanlungan sa Er-Ma believes that every child is a precious gift from God and that his/her nurture and total development must be the concern of society. KSEM adopts a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to the treatment/interventions, healing and recovery of children through the following programs and services:
• Street Education Program
• Drop-In Center and Community Base Program
• Residential Care and Training Center, Level 1 and Level 2
• After Care Program Advocacy
• Income Generating Project
• Dorcas Farm and Development Center
Contact:
Consuelo Balbero, Executive Administrator
63(2)8522 4952 | 0923 026 1094 | 0951 021 5490 | kanlungan_sa_erma@hotmail.com
#2029 Benitez St., Malate, Manila
MAP empowers churches and communities through the following programs and ministries –
• Church-based HELP {Health Education for Lay People) – Equipping local churches in training lay people to promote well-being for one’s self and those that are in need
• Community-based Primary Health Care – Community Organization and Primary Health Care Training for Family Health Workers
• Mobilization and Partnership Development – Medical, Dental, Surgical Mission, Short Term Mission Exposure, Mission Course Training
• Spiritual Care – Compassionate support, nurturing of the soul and guiding of
individuals who come from the target communities toward spiritual growth, fostering a sense of peace and purpose, and sending them back to their communities to share God’s Word in the context of their ways and culture
Contact:
Dr. Eliseo Garcia Jr., MD., President
63(2)3415 9068 | 0920 953 1265 | medicalambassadorsphil@gmail.com
#14 Bataan St., Barangka Ilaya, Mandaluyong City
• Church-based HELP {Health Education for Lay People) – Equipping local churches in training lay people to promote well-being for one’s self and those that are in need
• Community-based Primary Health Care – Community Organization and Primary Health Care Training for Family Health Workers
• Mobilization and Partnership Development – Medical, Dental, Surgical Mission, Short Term Mission Exposure, Mission Course Training
• Spiritual Care – Compassionate support, nurturing of the soul and guiding of
individuals who come from the target communities toward spiritual growth, fostering a sense of peace and purpose, and sending them back to their communities to share God’s Word in the context of their ways and culture
Contact:
Dr. Eliseo Garcia Jr., MD., President
63(2)3415 9068 | 0920 953 1265 | medicalambassadorsphil@gmail.com
#14 Bataan St., Barangka Ilaya, Mandaluyong City
MTWP – Ang Bahay Parola is a Christian non-stock non-profit organization registered and licensed as an agency of DSWD to take care of children who are orphans, abandoned, neglected, surrendered, and at-risk. All children under MTWP’s care are referrals from the DSWD.
MTWP currently operates a 24/7 residential care center exclusively for girls, the Peace Home, in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. (*In August 2024, the Grace Home for Boys has closed
indefinitely).
MTWP’s residential care programs are as follows:
1. Food and Nutritional Care - 3 meals a day, snacks for school and while at home
2. Educational Services - all are enrolled in regular schools
3. Medical and Dental Services - through sponsorship and volunteer doctors and
dentists
4. Spiritual and Emotional Care – regular visits of partner churches and inhouse Bible studies; regular attendance in face-to-face worship services
5. Sports, Recreational Activities and Skills Training – integrated in their inhouse
programs and activities
6. Psychological Evaluation and Therapeutic Activities – as necessary
Contact:
Rose Barrientos, ABP Director
0916 367 0866 | 0917 129 6878 | peace.abp4@yahoo.com
Peace Home, Zavalla Compound, Tatlong Hari St., Sta. Rosa, Laguna
MTWP currently operates a 24/7 residential care center exclusively for girls, the Peace Home, in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. (*In August 2024, the Grace Home for Boys has closed
indefinitely).
MTWP’s residential care programs are as follows:
1. Food and Nutritional Care - 3 meals a day, snacks for school and while at home
2. Educational Services - all are enrolled in regular schools
3. Medical and Dental Services - through sponsorship and volunteer doctors and
dentists
4. Spiritual and Emotional Care – regular visits of partner churches and inhouse Bible studies; regular attendance in face-to-face worship services
5. Sports, Recreational Activities and Skills Training – integrated in their inhouse
programs and activities
6. Psychological Evaluation and Therapeutic Activities – as necessary
Contact:
Rose Barrientos, ABP Director
0916 367 0866 | 0917 129 6878 | peace.abp4@yahoo.com
Peace Home, Zavalla Compound, Tatlong Hari St., Sta. Rosa, Laguna
PJM journeys with the children and families in crisis. All the programs and services of PJM are focused on the child as a whole person:
1. Addressing the non-medical health-related needs that significantly impact children living in families affected by HIV, AIDS and other life-threatening diseases;
2. Strengthening the interconnected roles of the healthcare providers, family caregivers and child welfare advocates, both in the hospital and community setting;
3. Establishing effective support systems for vulnerable children;
4. Advocating policies and programs that enhance the care, support and rights of
children;
5. Responding to the emerging needs of HIV/AIDS - affected young people through
life-skills enhancement and leadership development.
Contact:
Eve Villanueva, Executive Director
63(2)8288 6696 | 0945 105 9062 | 0920 453 4835 | pjewels87@gmail.com
#140 Matahimik St., U.P. Village, Diliman, Quezon City
1. Addressing the non-medical health-related needs that significantly impact children living in families affected by HIV, AIDS and other life-threatening diseases;
2. Strengthening the interconnected roles of the healthcare providers, family caregivers and child welfare advocates, both in the hospital and community setting;
3. Establishing effective support systems for vulnerable children;
4. Advocating policies and programs that enhance the care, support and rights of
children;
5. Responding to the emerging needs of HIV/AIDS - affected young people through
life-skills enhancement and leadership development.
Contact:
Eve Villanueva, Executive Director
63(2)8288 6696 | 0945 105 9062 | 0920 453 4835 | pjewels87@gmail.com
#140 Matahimik St., U.P. Village, Diliman, Quezon City
REDEEMED BIBLE INSTITUTE (REDEEMED BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAN PABLO CITY, LAGUNA, INC.)
RBC - San Pablo’s primary focus is evangelization, i.e., sharing the gospel to all people by preaching what the Bible says. They also train/equip their members to serve God and have established a three-year (3) Bible Institute as their training ground. RBC-San Pablo’s ministries include the Youth Ministry, Young Professionals Ministry, Ladies and Men's Ministry, and the Kids Ministry. A feeding ministry once a week for the children is part of their Kids Ministry. Extension classes and Vacation Bible School for the children are also conducted during summer. They offer counseling through their Biblical Counseling Ministry.
Contact:
Maria Acela G. Sonido
0929 407 4227 | 0935 534 5418 | michaelsonido@yahoo.com
Purok 5, Brgy. San Jose, San Pablo City, Laguna 4000
Contact:
Maria Acela G. Sonido
0929 407 4227 | 0935 534 5418 | michaelsonido@yahoo.com
Purok 5, Brgy. San Jose, San Pablo City, Laguna 4000
For the past 36 years, RBI has designed and implemented programs and projects to help enable persons with visual impairment reach their full potential in life. RBI’s programs have 4 clusters: Education, Eye Care, Social Inclusion and Special Projects.
RBI focuses on training and equipping visually impaired persons to live as independently as possible, reaching their full potential in life and the service that God has for them.
Contact:
Ms. Amelia Torrente, Executive Director
Ms. Lorinda Ang, Resource Development Head
63(2)8726 3021-24 | 0956 128 8899 | info@blind.org.ph | rbi.lorinda@gmail.com
4/F Coti Bldg. 623 EDSA Cubao, Quezon City
RBI focuses on training and equipping visually impaired persons to live as independently as possible, reaching their full potential in life and the service that God has for them.
Contact:
Ms. Amelia Torrente, Executive Director
Ms. Lorinda Ang, Resource Development Head
63(2)8726 3021-24 | 0956 128 8899 | info@blind.org.ph | rbi.lorinda@gmail.com
4/F Coti Bldg. 623 EDSA Cubao, Quezon City
Samaritana reaches out to support, train and accompany adult women survivors of prostitution and human trafficking for sexual exploitation. It provides a safe community and holistic activities and interventions for these women and offers learning opportunities for their children. It also trains and mentors leaders among these women who in turn, assist in reaching out to others like them.
Samaritana searches and implements strategies to stop the proliferation of commercial sexual exploitation and prostitution particularly focusing on the Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC), recognizing that child sexual abuse often lead many young people to prostitution and exploitation as adults. Thus, Samaritana is steadfast to being a part of the solution to child abuse and exploitation.
Samaritana partners with various women’s cooperatives, to help educate its members in the fundamentals of financial literacy and introduce better ways to attain economic stability that will give them pride, dignity and self-worth.
Contact:
Jonathan Nambu, Executive Director
63(2)3431 5771 | 63(2)8938 1617 | 0998 558 9663 | jtnambus@yahoo.com
#9 Kent St., East Fairview, Quezon City
Samaritana searches and implements strategies to stop the proliferation of commercial sexual exploitation and prostitution particularly focusing on the Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children (OSAEC), recognizing that child sexual abuse often lead many young people to prostitution and exploitation as adults. Thus, Samaritana is steadfast to being a part of the solution to child abuse and exploitation.
Samaritana partners with various women’s cooperatives, to help educate its members in the fundamentals of financial literacy and introduce better ways to attain economic stability that will give them pride, dignity and self-worth.
Contact:
Jonathan Nambu, Executive Director
63(2)3431 5771 | 63(2)8938 1617 | 0998 558 9663 | jtnambus@yahoo.com
#9 Kent St., East Fairview, Quezon City
Bible translation, literacy and language development are done in cooperation with the Philippine Department of Education and other partners. SIL serves language communities throughout the Philippines, building their capacity for sustainable language development by means of research, translation, training and materials development.
Contact:
Pamela Day
63(2)8722 6186 | 0927 868 2722 | director_philippines@sil.org
pamela_day@sil.org | joel-cindy_groening@sil.org
#12 Big Horseshoe Drive, Horseshoe Village, Quezon City
P.O. Box 2270, Central Post Office, Manila 1099
Contact:
Pamela Day
63(2)8722 6186 | 0927 868 2722 | director_philippines@sil.org
pamela_day@sil.org | joel-cindy_groening@sil.org
#12 Big Horseshoe Drive, Horseshoe Village, Quezon City
P.O. Box 2270, Central Post Office, Manila 1099
SUMULONG BAPTIST TEMPLE ANTIPOLO, INC. (SBTA)
(SUMULONG BAPTIST CHURCH – ELDORADO) (SBCE)
SBTA (SBCE) in Antipolo has a dedicated ministry to help the needy and operates a regular feeding program for the children. They focus on nurturing the young, providing them with guidance and support as they develop. Through SBTA’s efforts, many individuals have matured and realized their potential as working professionals. The ministry offers spiritual guidance and support to the impoverished and their feeding program addresses food insecurity by ensuring that individuals have access to nutritious meals. SBTA collaborates with several local partners and volunteers to maximize the impact of their work.
Contact:
Enrico B. Dicimulacion, Senior Pastor
0995 172 2739 | 0975 624 0488 | sbc_eldorado@yahoo.com
Sitio El Dorado, San Jose, Antipolo City
Contact:
Enrico B. Dicimulacion, Senior Pastor
0995 172 2739 | 0975 624 0488 | sbc_eldorado@yahoo.com
Sitio El Dorado, San Jose, Antipolo City
TAP is a faith-based mission organization engaged in Bible Translation and Language
Development. The current Bible Translation projects of TAP are the following:
1. Gaddang New Testament Translation (Nueva Vizcaya)
2. Balangao Old Testament Translation and New Testament Revision (Mt. Province)
3. Sadanga Oral Bible Translation (Mt. Province)
4. Isneg Conner Oral Bible Translation (Apayao)
5. Ayta Ambala New Testament Translation (Bataan)
6. Kinaray-a Old Testament Translation (Antique)
7. Binukignon Oral Bible Translation (Negros Occ.)
8. Inati Oral Bible Translation (Negros Occ.)
9. Kinamayu New Testament Translation (Surigao del Sur)
10. Teduray Old Testament Translation (Sultan Kudarat)
11. Ginsalugen Subanen New Translation (Mizamis Occ.)
12. Dulangan Manobo Old Testament Translation (Sultan Kudarat)
13. Binukid Old Testament Translation (Bukidnon)
14. Tagakaulo Old Testament Translation (Gen San, Davao Occ.)
In the area of language development, TAP serves the following language communities in their pursuit of standardization of their orthographies:
a. Yogad
b. Paranan
c. Tagbanwa
d. Liniyas
e. Kenachakran
f. Ginsalugen Subanen
Contact:
Joseph Villaflor, Executive Director
63(2)8931 3087 | 0928 174 3311 | joseph_villaflor@translators.org.ph
#3 Don Diosdado St. Don Enrique Heights, Commonwealth Ave., Quezon City
Development. The current Bible Translation projects of TAP are the following:
1. Gaddang New Testament Translation (Nueva Vizcaya)
2. Balangao Old Testament Translation and New Testament Revision (Mt. Province)
3. Sadanga Oral Bible Translation (Mt. Province)
4. Isneg Conner Oral Bible Translation (Apayao)
5. Ayta Ambala New Testament Translation (Bataan)
6. Kinaray-a Old Testament Translation (Antique)
7. Binukignon Oral Bible Translation (Negros Occ.)
8. Inati Oral Bible Translation (Negros Occ.)
9. Kinamayu New Testament Translation (Surigao del Sur)
10. Teduray Old Testament Translation (Sultan Kudarat)
11. Ginsalugen Subanen New Translation (Mizamis Occ.)
12. Dulangan Manobo Old Testament Translation (Sultan Kudarat)
13. Binukid Old Testament Translation (Bukidnon)
14. Tagakaulo Old Testament Translation (Gen San, Davao Occ.)
In the area of language development, TAP serves the following language communities in their pursuit of standardization of their orthographies:
a. Yogad
b. Paranan
c. Tagbanwa
d. Liniyas
e. Kenachakran
f. Ginsalugen Subanen
Contact:
Joseph Villaflor, Executive Director
63(2)8931 3087 | 0928 174 3311 | joseph_villaflor@translators.org.ph
#3 Don Diosdado St. Don Enrique Heights, Commonwealth Ave., Quezon City
VOICE (VALUES ORIENTATION IN CLASSROOM/COMMUNITY EDUCATION)
(VOICE) PHILIPPINES, INC.
VOICE (Values Orientation In Classroom/Community Orientation) is a “Servant to the Churches”, as the churches serve the Lord Jesus. It provides the legal and constitutional vehicle so the churches can accomplish the Great Commission using the programs and resources of the government’s values initiatives. VOICE’s values programs and resources enable the Body of Christ to teach God-based values in public schools, colleges and universities, communities and in government agencies because our 1987 Constitution now allows it. This is a unique paradigm for ministry in the Philippines which VOICE has implemented for 20 years now. Collaboration between the government and the faith community is beyond reproach because presenting God and His Kingdom principles in the public square is not violative of the Philippine Constitution.
Contact:
Jesus S. Espina, Jr., National Director
Beverly Tenecio, Finance/Accounts Administrator
63(2)8920 4012 | jsespina@gmail.com | office.voicephils@gmail.com
#140 Matahimik St., UP Village, Quezon City 1101
Contact:
Jesus S. Espina, Jr., National Director
Beverly Tenecio, Finance/Accounts Administrator
63(2)8920 4012 | jsespina@gmail.com | office.voicephils@gmail.com
#140 Matahimik St., UP Village, Quezon City 1101
YOUTH WITH A MISSION – BALUT PROJECT
YWAM - Balut combines a two-handed approach of the Gospel that offers spiritual and practical support to bring the whole Gospel to all men, with a desire to:
1. Impart the Gospel into the hearts and minds of all people formerly living in Smokey Mountain and to participate in their release from poverty and the restoration of their physical and spiritual wholeness.
2. Train-up faithful men and women who will in turn train others.
Contact:
Paul & Chona Ariaga, Base Directors
0917 630 2563 | 63(2)8253 5940 | balutministry@yahoo.com
#2439 Yangco St., Gagalangin, Tondo, Manila
1. Impart the Gospel into the hearts and minds of all people formerly living in Smokey Mountain and to participate in their release from poverty and the restoration of their physical and spiritual wholeness.
2. Train-up faithful men and women who will in turn train others.
Contact:
Paul & Chona Ariaga, Base Directors
0917 630 2563 | 63(2)8253 5940 | balutministry@yahoo.com
#2439 Yangco St., Gagalangin, Tondo, Manila
Additional UCM Ministry Partnerships
The CWTP is a non-profit organization that works with the poorest communities by planting holistic centers that meet the spiritual and physical needs of the most marginalized in the least reached slums. CWTP partners with the local church to plant sustainable centers within 2 years.
Contact:
Leo Armas, Executive Director
0917 574 3148 | armas.leo@gmail.com
Jeffrey Samontañez, Missionary Pastor
0923 510 9490 | jeffsamontanez@hotmail.com
Lot # 41, Rupee, Quezon City, Metro Manila 1121
Contact:
Leo Armas, Executive Director
0917 574 3148 | armas.leo@gmail.com
Jeffrey Samontañez, Missionary Pastor
0923 510 9490 | jeffsamontanez@hotmail.com
Lot # 41, Rupee, Quezon City, Metro Manila 1121
HANDS AND FEET GOOD NEWS FOUNDATION, INC. (HGF)
HGF shares the Gospel of Jesus Christ to children through Bible studies to reveal the
attitudes and attributes of a Christ-like frame of mind that children should emulate and adopt in their day-to-day interactions. HGF believes that Bible studies, leadership training and church planting/services help in developing a Christ-like personality that helps the children in sharing to other people how God has positively impacted their lives. As a result, children and parents draw closer to God through HGF activities and programs that develop their gifts and talents to enable them to share the Gospel of God. In these activities, children are introduced to stories and teachings from the Bible that show God’s miracles and promises for those who love Him and follow His teachings.
HGF’s feeding programs bring physical nourishment to the children with the introduction of healthy food and meals that are served by the volunteer youth and parents.
HGF promotes a nurturing environment that strengthens the camaraderie of the children and youth in the community.
Contact:
Liezel O. Asprec
0905 025 5232
Unit 7 G/F Burgundy Place Condominium, #174 B. Gonzales St.,
Loyola Heights, Quezon City 1108
attitudes and attributes of a Christ-like frame of mind that children should emulate and adopt in their day-to-day interactions. HGF believes that Bible studies, leadership training and church planting/services help in developing a Christ-like personality that helps the children in sharing to other people how God has positively impacted their lives. As a result, children and parents draw closer to God through HGF activities and programs that develop their gifts and talents to enable them to share the Gospel of God. In these activities, children are introduced to stories and teachings from the Bible that show God’s miracles and promises for those who love Him and follow His teachings.
HGF’s feeding programs bring physical nourishment to the children with the introduction of healthy food and meals that are served by the volunteer youth and parents.
HGF promotes a nurturing environment that strengthens the camaraderie of the children and youth in the community.
Contact:
Liezel O. Asprec
0905 025 5232
Unit 7 G/F Burgundy Place Condominium, #174 B. Gonzales St.,
Loyola Heights, Quezon City 1108
HOPE ALIVE HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION, INC. (HOPE ALIVE CLINIC)
Hope Alive currently runs a free birthing home for the indigent population of Cainta and its surrounding areas. They minister to over 600 pregnant women and another 400 for family planning each year and connect with mothers to pray for them, share the Gospel and show them compassion of Jesus. God has given them a vision to expand their services into a small community hospital to broaden their reach to include people from all ages and situations, while also offering care for pregnant teenagers and first-time mothers (currently not permitted in birthing homes by the DOH) who will greatly benefit from the compassionate care and comprehensive care Hope Alive offers. They are at the stage of architect drawings for the hospital, having already acquired land nearby. Their target is excellent healthcare with Christ’s compassion aiming to give world-research-based healthcare to all, with the purpose of sharing the Gospel. Physical and spiritual lives are saved through the Holy Spirit’s work at Hope Alive.
Contact:
Nicole van den Engel, Director
0998 940 3119 (Nicole) | hopealive@kidsim.org | nicolevandenengel@kidsim.org
#3.5 Sitio Delain, Lower Cuatro, Cainta, Rizal
Contact:
Nicole van den Engel, Director
0998 940 3119 (Nicole) | hopealive@kidsim.org | nicolevandenengel@kidsim.org
#3.5 Sitio Delain, Lower Cuatro, Cainta, Rizal
GOOD NEWS CLINIC AND HOSPITAL
A medical institution established for the glory of God, committed to minister to the whole man: body, soul and spirit; fully dependent upon God for the provision of dedicated workers and resources to accomplish their objective.
Contact:
Bro. Dan Cura
danandrewscur@gmail.com | gnchbanaue@gmail.com
Contact:
Bro. Dan Cura
danandrewscur@gmail.com | gnchbanaue@gmail.com
HOPE CENTRE AG (SOUTHERN TAGALOG DISTRICT COUNCIL)
- An affiliate of the Philippines General Council of the Assemblies of God
Contact:
Ptr. Ian Andro Guiriba
0922 829 8786
# 74 Sto. Domingo St., Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City
Ptr. Ian Andro Guiriba
0922 829 8786
# 74 Sto. Domingo St., Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City
ICHTHUS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(GENERAL ASSEMBLY 0F THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE PHILIPPINES)
KALAYAG CHILD CARE AND YOUTH COMMUNITY CENTER, INC. (KALAYAG)
KALAYAG is an Indigenous Peoples organization that provides trainings, programs and services that will help transform communities. They envision Ips to be actively involved in community transformation.
Contact:
Samuel Arce
0927 403 1295
Hope Mountain, Ulas, Brgy. Talomo, Davao City
Contact:
Samuel Arce
0927 403 1295
Hope Mountain, Ulas, Brgy. Talomo, Davao City
KIDS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY PHILIPPINES, INC.
Share the love and hope of Jesus Christ through education and service, breaking the cycle of poverty.
Contact:
Amy Allen | Norman Denler
abduallen@gmail.com
#3 Birds of Paradise, Valley Golf, Cainta, Rizal
Contact:
Amy Allen | Norman Denler
abduallen@gmail.com
#3 Birds of Paradise, Valley Golf, Cainta, Rizal
LITTLE ARK FOUNDATION, INC.
The Little Ark Foundation is a ministry that provides subsidized housing, food, transport and other needs for the pediatric cancer patients and their caregivers waiting for their medical appointment at the National Children's Hospital.
Contact:
Butch Bustamante, Founder – 0917 804 1625 | jencoloradomd@yahoo.com
#478 Mangga Ave., Brgy 581, Sampaloc, Manila
Contact:
Butch Bustamante, Founder – 0917 804 1625 | jencoloradomd@yahoo.com
#478 Mangga Ave., Brgy 581, Sampaloc, Manila
MMT SALENG MINISTRIES, INC.
MMT Saleng reaches out to the Mangyan tribes in Occidental Mindoro through its training programs, developmental work, and church planting.
Contact:
Edwardneil Benavides, Director
0906 594 7802 | salengleadershipinstitute@gmail.com
OMKM-MMTSM Center, Sitio Yapang, Brgy. Batong Buhay, Sablayan, Occ. Mindoro
Contact:
Edwardneil Benavides, Director
0906 594 7802 | salengleadershipinstitute@gmail.com
OMKM-MMTSM Center, Sitio Yapang, Brgy. Batong Buhay, Sablayan, Occ. Mindoro
PARTNERS WORLDWIDE SOUTHEAST ASIA ORGANIZATION, INC.
(PARTNERS WORLDWIDE)
Partners Worldwide is a global Christian network that uses business as the way to end poverty. PW partners with locally led organizations working to end poverty through business in their community by providing them with Training, Mentoring, Access to Capital, and Advocacy Tools.
Contact:
R’love Rojas
0917 870 7897
9F Loft Spaces, AIA (Former PhilAm) Tower, Paseo de Roxas Avenue, Makati City
Contact:
R’love Rojas
0917 870 7897
9F Loft Spaces, AIA (Former PhilAm) Tower, Paseo de Roxas Avenue, Makati City
PHILIPPINE CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES NETWORK, INC.
The Philippine Children Ministries Network (PCMN) is a network of Christian non-government organizations and churches in the Philippines. It was established in November 1998 as a network of Christian non-government organizations and churches with ministry to children-at-risk. PCMN has become a unifying voice for the 51 member- organizations and churches in advocating for the protection and participation of children and youth.
Contact:
Fe A. Foronda
0998 971 5838 | thepcmn2020@gmail.com | fe.foronda@gmail.com
62 Molave Street, Project 3, Quezon City
Contact:
Fe A. Foronda
0998 971 5838 | thepcmn2020@gmail.com | fe.foronda@gmail.com
62 Molave Street, Project 3, Quezon City
REACH YOUTH MINISTRIES, INC. (RYMI)
Reach Youth Ministries is a non-denominational Christian Gospel-Rescue Mission, which has for its purpose to share the love of God, in truth and with actions, by preaching the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and by its outreach to the poor communities with feeding programs, supply of food and non-food needs, educational support, counseling and a pro-bono daycare program.
RYMI conducts Bible studies and values formation classes for children, youth, parents, adults and the elderly, so that they learn how to be disciples of the Lord Jesus,
for the glory of God. RYMI has also given birth to a church called Reach Youth Pag-ibig Community Church.
Contact:
Josephine N. Reyes | Fe Cabrera | Veronica Cruz
63(02)8562 5750 | 0917 309 9276 | 0917 534 6494
reachyouthministriesinc@gmail.com
Block 7-Lot 42 Gladness St., Cityland Subd., Brgy. Mabuhay, Carmona, Cavite
RYMI conducts Bible studies and values formation classes for children, youth, parents, adults and the elderly, so that they learn how to be disciples of the Lord Jesus,
for the glory of God. RYMI has also given birth to a church called Reach Youth Pag-ibig Community Church.
Contact:
Josephine N. Reyes | Fe Cabrera | Veronica Cruz
63(02)8562 5750 | 0917 309 9276 | 0917 534 6494
reachyouthministriesinc@gmail.com
Block 7-Lot 42 Gladness St., Cityland Subd., Brgy. Mabuhay, Carmona, Cavite
THE EXODUS ROAD PHILIPPINES (TER)
The Exodus Road Philippines is dedicated to fighting human trafficking by empowering local law enforcement providing aftercare for survivors and raising awareness in communities. They work closely with government agencies and other NGOs to conduct investigations, leading to the rescue of trafficked individuals, primarily women and children. Their aftercare services provide safe housing, medical care, counseling and education for survivors to help them rebuild their lives. TER actively collaborates with Christian shelters, organizations, and churches to provide holistic care, including spiritual support for the survivors in our programs, also focusing on long-term solutions, including legal support and vocational training, to ensure sustainable freedom for those rescued. TER is involved in community education programs to prevent trafficking and foster a culture of vigilance and care, grounded to a commitment to justice, compassion, and systemic care in the fight against human trafficking in the Philippines.
Contact:
Niña Rose Barbo
0936 048 4117
1115 Corporate 145, #145 Mother Ignacia Ave., South Triangle, Quezon City
Contact:
Niña Rose Barbo
0936 048 4117
1115 Corporate 145, #145 Mother Ignacia Ave., South Triangle, Quezon City
THE WORD RIDERS PHILIPPINES (PHILIPPINE BIBLE SOCIETY)
The Word Riders Philippines is a project of the Philippine Bible Society, and their aim is to place a Bible in every Filipino home. In their motorcycles, they travel nationwide, distributing Bibles to Grade 8 public school students, as well as interact and introduce to these students a Daily Bible Reading Habit. They also share the Bible with Police Officers and personnel in the localities and cities visited.
Contact:
John A. Escobar – 0917 596 2222
Philippine Bible Society, United Nations Ave., Malate, Manila
Contact:
John A. Escobar – 0917 596 2222
Philippine Bible Society, United Nations Ave., Malate, Manila