A Philippine Human Rights NGO providing Psychosocial Services and Rehabilitation
to Internally Displaced Persons and Survivors of Torture and Organized Violence.
A Philippine Human Rights NGO providing Psychosocial Services and Rehabilitation
to Internally Displaced Persons and Survivors of Torture and Organized Violence.
Prepared by BALAY with support from UNICEF, FDF Copenhagen, Miserior and the Danish Church Aid (DCA) for its solidarity to Balay and facilitating the fund generation.
The Young People Summit was a gathering of peace of the youth representing the different youth organizations of Mindanao. This book is a by product of the summit. It contains how the summit was conceptualize, the youth’s activities and plans and the YPS Declaration which the youth commits to work together to enhance and widen the solidarity among the tri-people (Moro, Lumad and Settlers) towards attaining peace and Development in Mindanao. 2005. 7 x 10 inches. 50 pages.
The Young People’s Summit was a 3-day undertaking of the youth and was participa...
Realizing the importance of peace in the lives of the community people of Pikit ...
Internal displacement in the Philippines is most pervasive in areas where milita...
The mainstreaming of child’s rights programming in community based disaster mana...
Believing that education is a right and considering that in Pikit, education is ...
Pikitmata is a 16-minute video documentary produced by BALAY Rehabilitation Cent...
This video showed the historic and the first ever collective action of the peopl...
A presentation of the youth and children experienced during the war and how they...
A video presentation about women, their role in the family and their contributio...
This video is about Balay as a Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Development Insti...
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