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For Nanay Analie, every loop of yarn is more than a stitch — it’s a thread of gratitude. Years ago, when her family was struggling, Childhope Philippines became a lifeline,

For Sir Jude Natividad, standing in front of seven eager students was more than just another training session—it was a deeply personal homecoming. Years ago, he had been in their

For many of us, a rug is just something beneath our feet—a forgotten fabric on the floor. But for the six young participants of Project Bamboo, it became something far

On July 18, 2025, six (6) students from the Self-Employment Track of Project Bamboo gathered at the Asian Social Institute for a full-day Macrame Bag Making Activity—a hands-on livelihood training

As an intern at Childhope Philippines Foundation, I was introduced to many projects that opened my eyes to the everyday struggles and quiet resilience of street Ë®¹ûÅÉAV. One project stood

“Unseen Bits” What’s been happening lately… Nervous and excitement is what I felt when we were starting our internship, especially when were introduced to our task and various areas. Nervous