This project will provide monthly supply of food to 200 very poor and marginalized elderly people living in 3 villages. With food supply very scarce nowadays with the Coronavirus pandemic and poor farm harvest due to low soil fertility and pest infestation, hunger is felt by the elderly poor and there is a need to provide them with food from outside sources.

We will provide nutritious food to 900 malnourished children by providing them with food as well as teaching their parents to grow and raise food in their homes in a cheap and sustainable manner and in so doing improve the lives of children of poor families who otherwise would grow as stunted individuals.

The project will provide low-cost, durable and scientific sanitation hardware and food security support via root crop and vegetable production for very poor, vulnerable families in selected target areas in Mindanao and mainly in the provinces of Misamis Oriental and Zamboanga del Norte. A total of 3,000 families is targeted for this project aiming to improve their health, hygiene and nutrition situation and enabling them to live with dignity and fully participating in the life of the community.

This project will treat and take care of 2000 stray dogs and cats, provide them food, shelter and medicine.

We will provide vegetable seedlings and organic fertilizer to 700 ultra-poor farming families in order for them to improve their farm production, increase their income and access to food and lead them to a more happy, sustainable and healthy conditions compared to this time wherein poverty, malnutrition and general malaise is their situation.

We will repair and install latrines damaged by Super Typhoon Rai/Odette in Dinagat Island and Surigao aside from the provision of food packs and gardening supplies. Right now there are thousands of coconut trees felled down by the typhoon and we will use this resource in order to build the latrines. Our goal is to prevent second wave of disaster caused by diseases. Our gardening initiative will help ensure continuity of local food supply.

We will provide educational support to women and girls in very poor villages. Education is the best way for women and girls to succeed in life but oftentimes and due to poverty and lack of resources this access is denied them. We will provide free education on topics ranging from health and hygiene, small business incubation, home economics, local livelihoods, good parenting and the rights of women and girls. In addition we will provide immediate material relief especially during disaster.

We will collect heirloom vegetable and tree seeds, reproduce them in our farm and then distribute them to individual farmers and local interest groups. The request of many farmers is to grow crops using their own seeds that they are able to use over and over again and this could not be done by using hybrid seeds. Besides, hybrid seeds are expensive and could not be re-used as they will not produce good, quality crops anymore.

This project will improve the socio-economic situation of 1,500 very poor and marginal families living in extreme poverty by providing them with financial and technical support so that they will be able to start their individual micro-enterprises using most of the resources found in their farms. Example of these are vegetable gardening, raising of ducks, chickens and pigs, selling food products, sewing and handicrafts. In so doing their well-being is improved.

We will provide education on small-scale integrated farming technologies to 500 poor farmers in order to emancipate them from the perennial lack of resources and capacities. The venue of our education program will be our training facilities and integrated demonstration farm. Aside from farming technologies, we will also teach them basic skills so they are able to venture into farm businesses.

We will engage upland farming communities to plant and take care of trees as a means to combat climate change and to save the planet. Tree growing has taken secondary focus among farmers as the need for food and income remains paramount during times of scarcity but the need to inform, educate and provide tree growing inputs to the vast majority is urgent amidst the problems caused by changing climate.

The project will provide food, vitamins, toys, clothing and medical help for 700 severely disadvantaged children of very poor families. Most of poor families here have many children, of from 5 to 7, and these children have very little in life by way of material life-support. This project will provide them with a variety of material life-support such as food, vitamins, toys, clothing and medical help so that they find comfort and happiness in life and for them to survive as healthy adults.