There Is Hope In Love
Ministry In Progress
You Can Make A Difference
UNICEF estimates there are 1.8 million abandoned and neglected children in the Philippines. These children are left to the streets and dark places and, without help, face a life of poverty, hunger, sickness, abuse, beatings and assaults with little chance of escape. For many their lives are all too short.
But you can help change a life. For more than 20 years, Gentle Hands has taken in children that come with sad and horrific stories of neglect, abuse and abandonment. We have seen healing, growth, and life restored in so many ways. The mission is lifesaving on so many levels and the results are children who learn they are valuable, they are worthy of love, of care, and of a future. They learn that there is hope.
This is what you can be involved in. Your prayers. Your Friendship. Your kindness makes a difference. With your help, we can ensure babies and children who come into our care can grow in a safe and supportive environment knowing their needs are provided for holistically. That means in addition to their physical, emotional, psychological, educational and medical needs, they have hope. Hope to be who they were created to be.
Child Protection Policy
Gentle Hands, Inc. Child Protection Policy articulates the organization’s dedication to upholding the rights of children in adherence to RA 7610, under the Philippine law providing special protection to children from abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. This policy aims to prevent child abuse through education toward awareness of abuse, outlining preventative measures and safe practices among all in contact with child clients, and detailing procedures to handle any alleged or suspected child abuse at GHI. All staff and volunteers over the age of eighteen years of age are required to read, sign and adhere to the Child Protection Policy.
It is our goal at Gentle Hands, Inc. to create a safe and loving environment in which the children entrusted to our care are able to be in a safe place of healing and learn what it means to be loved and to have their rights respected.
To read the Child Protection Policy, email us at contact@gentlehands.org.
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