Many common diseases and infections are linked to poor hygiene and sanitation. This is becoming more of a concern especially when disasters happen and vulnerable families need to share spaces like in evacuation centers with their neighbors and other affected individuals. The young children and elderlies are mostly at risk. Project REDEEM conducted in Barangay Balusbos inculcated the importance sanitation not only in their bodies but also in their homes and the community. Th…
Every child deserves the chance to grow, heal, and simply be a child.When Bahay Aruga opened its doors twelve years ago, its mission was to provide...
Food is more than sustenance—it is nourishment for both the body and the soul. At Bahay Aruga, one of the simple joys we witness each day is seeing...
Rose Colored Glasses International Inc. is proud to partner with Bahay Aruga, a halfway house in Manila that provides shelter, care, and support for...
Food security and child nutrition remain foundational pillars for sustainable community development in the Philippines. Through Rose CGI’s Weight of...
I am a Canadian living in Japan and the Philippines for more than 40 years. After surviving the tsunami in Phuket, Thailand, in December 2004, I decided it was finally time to act on a long held desire to do something for the children of the area who have less available to them in terms of health care, shelter and education. I have established a non profit organization that helps care for these needs of some children. I sincerely thank those who would like to contribute to the cause in any way, please email us at: info@rosecgi.org