Federation of Associations for Communities and Children's Empowerment Inc.

23/04/2026

16/04/2026

12/04/2026

An Pag-Kurit ulit kan Saradit: A Writeshop on IEC Materials through Visual Communication on Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health

This writeshop aims to equip adolescents with visual communication skills using accessible tools, enabling them to design youth-friendly IEC materials on teenage pregnancy, adolescent sexual & reproductive health and gender-based violence that speak directly to their peers, communities and service providers.

This initiative is in partnership with FACE, Inc. and Good Neighbors Philippines -CDP Pto. Diaz with the support of ChildFund Philippines and Sorsogon Provincial Government – Sorsogon Provincial Health Office.

11/04/2026

17/03/2026

When WOMEN Build, Learning Finds a Home.

This , be inspired by the story of four extraordinary women who transformed their vision into a vibrant learning haven for children. Through their dedication and compassion, they built a Supervised Neighborhood Play (SNP) space, planting the seeds of hope, learning, and brighter futures in their community’s youngest learners.

Thank you, ChildFund Philippines, for helping make all of this possible!

15/03/2026

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) and Positive Development Training for primary caregivers from select barangay leaders in the municipalities of Castilla, Donsol Sorsogon and Manito Albay. This activity aims to strengthen the capacity of individuals who play a vital role in children’s lives by equipping them with practical knowledge, tools, and strategies to support children’s mental health, emotional well-being, and positive development, particularly in the context of emergencies and disasters. This will help expand the reach of MHPSS awareness and ensure that more individuals are equipped to support children’s mental health and well-being during emergencies.

Recognizing these individuals serve as frontliners in safeguarding children during emergencies, the training highlights their critical role in providing immediate care, protection, and stability in times of crisis. As primary caregivers and trusted figures, they are well positioned to identify signs of distress among children, provide psychological first aid, and create safe and supportive environments that promote healing and recovery.

Ultimately, this training contributes to building safer and more responsive communities where children are not only protected from harm but are also empowered to recover, adapt, and thrive despite challenging circumstances. MHPSS-PDT is a key activity of Project RECEIVE (Resilient Education in Emergencies for Children's Empowerment and Vital Education) funded by Educo Philippines.

04/03/2026

WE ARE HIRING!!!

We are looking for a CONSULTANT to lead our End of Project Evaluation for Project UPGRADE and Project RECEIVE.

Deadline of submission: March 09, 2026 (Monday)

See the detailed Terms of Reference here: https://bit.ly/47kStUQ

APPLY NOW!

06/02/2026

A little field trip with 6 year old Zarnaya.

30/01/2026

HIRING EXTENDED!

Send your CV/Resume on or before February 6, 2026. Click the link below for the complete details of the job and instructions on how to apply.

Sponsor Relation and Grant Coordinator - (1) One
Details https://bit.ly/44Aoebp

Preference will be given to applicants residing in or adjacent municipalities surrounding the station or areas covered. Send your signed resume in pdf or docx format through the email provided in the details section.

WE ARE HIRING!

Sponsor Relation and Grant Coordinator - (1) One
Details https://bit.ly/44Aoebp

Preference will be given to applicants residing in or adjacent municipalities surrounding the station or areas covered. Send your signed resume in pdf or docx format through the email provided in the details section.

29/01/2026

FACE, Inc., ShelterBox Operations Philippines and Rotary club of Masbate. have mobilized a joint humanitarian response to assist families in Mobo, Masbate whose homes were heavily affected by Typhoon Bualoi (Opong).

As part of the coordinated effort, organizations provided essential support including solar lamps, typhoon straps, cash assistance, and technical guidance on safe and resilient shelter construction.