Mission
To contribute to the protection, freedom and empowerment of marginalized migrants, especially Filipino women and children, by:
1. Mobilizing local, national and international efforts that promote safe migration and work for the development of marginalized migrants, especially the invisible domestic workers and trafficked women and children.
2. Providing integrative services and interventions
3. Campaigning, capacity-building and organizing advocates and volunteers as agents of change towards policies and programs that sustain long-term development involving women and children, communities, and other social partners.
4. Leading and sustaining preventive and proactive community-based programs
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