Marawi City, Mindanao, Philippines Community and Family Services International (CFSI), through its Marawi Recovery Project (MRP), conducted the first Financial Management and Basic Bookkeeping Training for beneficiaries of the project in the Titanic Building, Provincial . . .
Zamboanga City, Mindanao, Philippines Community and Family Services International (CFSI) was awarded by the Department of Education Zamboanga City Division as the Most Outstanding Stakeholder of 2017, at the Division Awarding Ceremony held in Grand . . .
We remember, and thank, Sheila Platt. Manila, Philippines Sheila Platt was -- and will forever remain -- an important part of the history, as well as the success, of CFSI. Beginning shortly after arriving in . . .
29 May 2018 -- Community and Family Services International conducted a series of Community Assemblies and courtesy visits to partners involved in the Psychosocial Support Intervention for the Internally Displaced Persons of the Most Affected . . .
Makati City, 28 May 2018 – Families who have been displaced by the Marawi siege continue to face challenges in restoring their livelihoods months after the crisis has ended. The Marawi crisis in May to . . .
Community and Family Services International (CFSI) started rolling out the Livelihood component of the Marawi Recovery Project, a two-year project in partnership with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia and the local government . . .
22 May 2018, Lanao del Sur, Marawi City Sixty-four children, displaced by the Marawi Conflict and residing in the Titanic Bldg., were gathered today for the mood-setting session of the Psychosocial Support Sessions for Children. . . .
Prior to the Marawi Crisis, 42 year-old Johaira lived in Banggolo, Marawi City together with her husband and seven (7) children. I met Johaira in early May. I was standing near the checkpoint of Mapandi . . .
15 May 2018, Marawi City, Philippines Community and Family Services International (CFSI) led the handover of the Marawi Schools Support Project (MSSP) at the Rorogagus Elementary School, Sugod Elementary School, and Abdulazis Elementary School. The . . .
Almost a year after the Marawi Siege, some families have been able to return to their barangays during the Kambalingan that took place a few months ago, while others, particularly those who previously resided in . . .