Center of Hope is a DSWD-licensed long-term shelter managed by a multidisciplinary team. It offers protective services, psychosocial support, and educational programs, including skills training to prepare survivors for reintegration, employment, or alternative livelihoods.
In partnership with Voice of the Free, we aspire to create a world free from violence against women and girls. Together, we will uplift and amplify the voices of young women affected by human trafficking. We stand united in the powerful belief that every individual is invaluable—nobody is for sale! Let’s ignite change and inspire hope for a brighter future.
The Philippines is a significant source country for human trafficking, with a large number of girls being victims of both sex trafficking and labor exploitation.
The rise of the internet has led to an increase in online sexual exploitation of children, making the Philippines one of the top countries for such abuses.
Many trafficking victims in the Philippines are young girls; reports indicate that some are as young as 10 years old when they are first exploited.
Raising awareness and providing education about the dangers of trafficking is critical in preventing girls from falling victim to exploitation.
Ongoing advocacy, education, and community engagement are crucial in preventing human trafficking and ensuring that every girl has the opportunity to live a life free from exploitation.
Cecilia Oebanda-Pacis or “Nanay Day,” is a visionary leader, a passionate advocate, and an unstoppable force in the global fight against human trafficking and modern-day slavery. As the founder and heart behind Voice of the Free (formerly Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc.), she has devoted her life to uplifting the marginalized, particularly women and children, whose voices have long been stifled by exploitation and abuse.
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Visit www.womensfitness.asia to read article about the story of Nanay Day.
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According to The World Counts, the world produces a staggering 2.12 billion tons of waste annually, much of which is avoidable. A significant portion includes non-biodegradable materials like plastics, which harm ecosystems and take centuries to decompose. With proper systems, nearly 60% of this waste could be reused or recycled, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable practices.
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