Story originally published by the Philippine Information Agency on April 03, 2023 By Pamela Joyce Fumero MARAWI CITY (PIA)--From the literal war flashbacks brought about by the Marawi siege in 2017 to the trauma of . . .
Community and Family Services International (CFSI) is the Fund Recipient, as such, the primary procuring entity for the Zapanta Realty Development Corporation (ZRDP) funded Harmony Learning Center for Marawi Project – Phase III (HLCMP/3). . . .
“Hindi ko na po problema ang bahay namin na nasira. Wala na po yun. Nagsisimula na po ako ng bago.” - Brando, father and survivor of STS Paeng from Matuber, Datu Blah Sinsuat (DBS), Maguindanao . . .
Birth certificates are important for different reasons. Ownership of a birth certificate is a human right and affords holders with certain liberties and essential social protection such as healthcare, education, and legal protections. Losing . . .
https://youtu.be/0VlOhpbqnJI CFSI presents Executive Director Steven Muncy's lecture "Home for Good", focused on achieving durable solutions for internally displaced persons and preventing future displacements. Featured in the video is Meriam "Yam" Tedding, Head of Office, . . .
Community and Family Services International (CFSI) is the Partner of UNICEF for the Child Protection in Emergency Response Project (CPERP) in the CARAGA Region and, as such, is the primary procuring entity for the project. . . .
Shermalin, her father Legasti, and her mother Marida Shermalin Juldati is 12 years old and is one of the beneficiaries of the Sama Bajau Education Support Project - Phase Two (SBESP/2). She and . . .
For many Sama Bajau children, education is a luxury. The Sama Bajau people – indigenous seafarers who travel between the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia – are often without official identification documents due to their . . .
Urban refugees in the Philippines are often unseen and unheard. With limited access to social services, they are at risk of being left behind. In observation of World Refugee Day on 20 June 2022, . . .
Studies have shown that persons with disabilities (PWDs) are two to four times more vulnerable than the general population during an event of a disaster. Including the needs and perspectives of PWDs and other . . .