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Rescued Child at Risk

“I am happy because I meet new friends from other barangays, “they accept me for who I am even if we know each other in a short time.”   - May (14),  at the celebration of National Children’s Month in 2011 



May (14) was an out-of-school youth in 2011 found by barangay tanods (village security) roaming around Barangay Fatima during curfew hours. She is one of the 549 children-at-risk or Child-in-Need-of-Special-Protection rescued by the BCPC in Barangay Fatima in 2011. At the Children’s Peace Center, she shared she’s from a broken family and wanted to augment her mother’s meager income (P1,500.00) as a laundress, but ended up as freelance sex worker. She was also a victim of sexual abuse by her step father, suffered from gonorrhea and hid it all from her mother.

With the Area Social Worker, the BCPC coordinator gave counseling to May and her family. She also went to the City Health Office for free medical treatment. Presently, Michelle attends the Numeracy and Literacy sessions, Pasali’s Sustainable Urban Gardenning (SUGa) occupational trainings for youth, and helps her mother doing the laundry at weekdays. She does not go out at night without her mother’s consent. The BCPC workers monitor her development regularly. 


Reduction of Cases of Children at Risk in Fatima from PASALI Philippines on Vimeo.

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PASALI Philippines Foundation, 2005-2012 |  Fil-Am road, Purok 11-C, Barangay Fatima, General Santos, Mindanao  9500, Philippines (+63) (083) 5521155  |  pasaliphilippines@yahoo.com.ph |  Registered non-profit SEC CN200525083 | TIN 005-979-086                                          Migrants’ initiative  transforms community through technology and Tri-people empowerment.
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  • About us
    • Our Vision
    • How we work
    • Where we work
    • Our Partners
    • Publications
  • PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS
    • Appropriate Technology >
      • Hydraulic Ram Pump >
        • Installation Updates
      • Rotary Weeder
      • Corn mill & sheller
    • Sustainable Agriculture >
      • Farm Support Scheme & System of Rice Intensification
      • Agroentrepreneurship
      • Farmer Alliances for Resources Strengthening and Marketing >
        • FARM news updates
      • Extension Service Provider
      • Agroforestry
      • The Manobo Indigenous of Biao
      • Sustainable Urban Gardening
      • The Rice Contract Farm & Land Redemption
    • Children's Education and Welfare >
      • Respect Education Program
      • Modified Conditional Cash Transfer >
        • MCCT Updates
      • Child Protection >
        • Council for the Protection of Children
  • Contact Us