How These Gen Zs Are Reviving a Loom Weaving Tradition in Isabela
In a village where ancient loom once sang with tradition, young hands are pulling forgotten threads into today’s light. The […]
Livelihood
Plastic, Poverty, Power: How River Warriors Are Rewriting Urban Stories
What if your city’s dirtiest river was also the birthplace of its greatest hope? That’s the daily reality for Filipino
Woven with Hope: How a Warehouse Reignited Dreams in a Basket Weaving Town in La Union
This project is made possible by the generous support of our partners at Uma Nota Manila. How do you mend a
It Takes a Village: Roma Madrigal on the Power of Government – Nonprofit Collaboration
In a small town in Pangasinan, government worker Roma Madrigal discovered that real change begins not with what you give
Hope on Borrowed Land: How Informal Settlers Find the Confidence to Build Stronger
In the Philippines, the word “home” means something different for millions of families living as informal settlers. Every day, they
More Than Shelves and Sales: How Single Parents Built Hope Through A Grocery Store
This project is made possible by the generous support of our partners at Uma Nota Manila. What if being a single
The Highland Community That Squeezed Hope from Every Lemon
This project is made possible by the generous support of our partners at Uma Nota Manila. Imagine squeezing hundreds of lemons
How Livelihood Equipment Sweetened Up the Future for this Sugarcane Farming Town
Hope has often felt out of reach for this remote mountainous community. For years, families in Sitio Alog, Barangay Pallogan,
Healing Hands, New Hope: How Traditional Massage Became a Lifeline for this IP community
In the rugged mountains of Tanay, Rizal, the Dumagat-Remontado families face a growing challenge: traditional livelihoods can no longer sustain
Connecting Dreams: How Wi-Fi Vending Machines are Transforming Lives in Navotas
In the shadow of Manila’s skyline, along the coast where sea meets city, lies Navotas—where dreams often struggle against poverty’s
