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Some eight months ago, all of them lived in the streets, aimless and homeless. After an arduous process of “looking into themselves,” forgiving and seeking forgiveness from their past and to their significant persons, now living in a community – they have now learned to dream and hope anew! Both lives and dough have mixed. […]

“Higit pa sa bawang, sibuyas o anumang rekado, Ang tamang timpla’y nagmumula sa puso. Dahan-dahan ang paghalo, Nang sa gayun, tamang timpla ang mabuo.” -Bernon C. Rosil The way to a woman’s heart? It’s through her stomach! But this time, a talented guy prefers to catch the hearts of hundred people, not only women but

Since April, Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center after being closed down by the Barangay Captain, did not cease to provide dignified care to those left-out and exposed to the threat of Pandemic and Death. We started feeding 200 homeless in Luneta. We have been asked to move and been driven away all for the reason that

For the first time after long years of living in the streets, 56 street dwellers are now striving to live as a community. They are the first batch of street dwellers to occupy and live as a family under one roof. Coming from different backgrounds, experiences and woundedness and even notorious gangs, they now seek

Arnold Janssen Bahay Kalinga is a home for at least 53 homeless persons. Homelessness is a complex issue. But homeless people can teach us values we tend to forget amidst our comfortable lives. For one, their desire to rise each morning, to plant seeds of survival, hoping one day it will yield a fruitful harvest.

Mahalaga ang salita ng tao. Ito’y nagsasalamin ng kanyang saloobin. Bilang mga nilalang ng Dios, Siya dapat ang nilalaman ng ating kalooban. Sa panahon ng COVID-19 at krisis, hindi nararapat na gamitin ang salita sa pagbibiro o PANLILINLANG. Kung hindi ginagalang ng isang tao ang kanyang salita, paano igagalang ang kanyang pag-kilos o liderato?

Ang Arnold Janssen Bahay Kalinga ay matatagpuan sa Bagong Silang, Caloocan. Sa pagbubukas ng isang “bahay kalinga” na ang layunin para sa mga maralitang lansangan ay magbigay ng pangalawang pagkakataon para makatapos sa pag-aaral; madagdagan ang kamalayan at kakayahan; at, kumita ng salapi mula sa sariling pawis, totoong may “bagong silang” na pag-asa na isinilang!

Yesterday on the Feast of Our Lady of Mt.Carmel, we celebrated the 5th anniversary of Arnold Janssen KALiNgA (Kain-Aral-Ligo-Ng Ayos) Center. Moreover, with Joy and Gratitude (and complaint with the guidelines of thermal check, hygiene and social distancing), we blessed and inaugurated our new home – “Arnold Janssen Bahay Kalinga”!! Arnold Janssen Bahay Kalinga, is

Four months and even long before, we invented & imposed “social distancing” on homeless and street people, because of the stigma that they smell, are illiterate; unruly and a menace to society. But for the past 3 months of being with Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center and quarantined in the 7 Safe Shelters in DLSU, CSB,

Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center’s humble offering to our dear vulnerable and homeless brothers and sisters as we bravely face the pandemic COVID-19. “Compassion knows no time and boundaries. IT JUST GIVES”. Thank you soooo much to our dear partners-in-mission. Through your kindness, prayers and support, nakapag-kalinga tayo sa ating kapwa ng may galak. God bless