When the discussion of malnutrition comes to mind, our thoughts instinctively focus on the quality and sufficiency of what our children eat. As Iloilo strives to eradicate hunger and malnutrition, a sprout of hope stretches its way towards two municipalities from its province. A vision for a malnutrition-free Iloilo across

Angat Buhay turned over two newly built greenhouses in Ajuy and Concepcion, Iloilo. Earlier in 2024, greenhouses were also turned over in Carles and Cabatuan, bringing the total to four greenhouse facilities established across the province. These structures are part of a shared vision for a malnutrition-free Iloilo, where communities

Resourcefulness has long been inherent to Filipino communities — where systems fall short, our ingenuity often steps in. In Naga City, Barangay San Felipe turns a humble chapel into a classroom, where Teacher Jessel Fausto helps shape a brighter future for her students. The chapel-based Educare Center currently serves 12

Angat Buhay—through its Angat Bayanihan Volunteer Network—served 16 provinces across the country as Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan had killed almost 300 Filipinos and had left P974.9 million damage to combined infrastructure and agriculture last November 2025. In the aftermath of Typhoon Tino, which severely affected much of the

Angat Buhay—through the Bayan Ko, Titser Ko (BKTK) program and in partnership with Legazpi Eye Center and Divine Grace Medical Center—provided children last November 2025 with free eye check-ups while those with vision difficulties were given free prescription eyeglasses. The organization previously conducted early visual screening for students in its