Hope on Borrowed Land: How Illegal 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 […]
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More Than Shelves and Sales: How Single Parents Built Hope Through A Grocery Store
What if being a single parent wasn’t a barrier to success, but the very foundation for building something extraordinary? In
The Highland Community That Squeezed Hope from Every Lemon
Imagine squeezing hundreds of lemons by hand every day, knowing that on each hard-earned drop relies your family’s future. This
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
How Livelihood Support is Helping OFWs Reclaim Their Dreams Through Farming
“I became an OFW because we lacked financial resources,” shares Johnny, a 50-year-old farmer and father of four from San
Building New Horizons: How 15 Families Found Strength in Relocation through Livelihoods
This project is made possible by the generous support of our partners at Uma Nota Manila. In the bustling heart of
How a Remote Farming Village in Pangasinan Upskilled and Became Bakers
Dawn breaks over the mountains of San Nicolas, Pangasinan. The sweet aroma of freshly baked bread wafts through the morning
Stitches of Hope: Elaine’s Journey to Weaving a Brighter Future for her Family
What does it take to turn a threadbare life into a tapestry of hope? In the bustling town of Meycauayan,
