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Aside from the homeless being cared for in the Safe Shelters, Arnold Janssen Kalinga (Kain-Linis Ng Ayos) Center has been providing food in Luneta and QC areas EVERYDAY since April. From 200 pax each afternoon, it has now grown to 650! When asked until when we’ll feed them, my humble reply was, “Ang pag-kalinga ay […]

Thank you Sir Eli Sepe for capturing the truth, the plight and life of our dear homeless sisters and brothers. Teatro Kalinga is a theater arts workshop and showcase program of Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center for our street dwellers. They have been provided with dignified care, i.e., healthy food, daily showers and hygiene and a

Since Saturday afternoon, our dear homeless representing the Safe Shelters of DLSU, CSB, Malate Catholic School and Paco Catholic School begun a grueling 3- day Theater Arts Workshop. They are street dwellers, peddlers, scavengers and, others even labelled them, as “scums of society.” But having learned the basics of theater, they wish to showcase their

We are all “homeless” people finding our way home towards our hopes, dreams and even heaven. But there are also real homeless people who by their choice or even wrong choices and pushed away by families, has brought them to live and survive the life in the streets. Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center, since 2015, has

Arnold Janssen Kalinga (AJKC) Center continues to seek the lost; to give food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, clothes to the naked, a welcome smile to the stranger and outcast. Apart from the 8 Safe Shelters that continue to provide dignified care for 424 (389 adults and 35 children) homeless and 81 frontliners

Today at Program Paghilom, Batch 8 gathers together in prayer to Our Father. Batch 8 is composed of 20 widows and orphans who lost 19 loved ones due to the (Fake) War-On Drugs. On the other hand, I had lunch with two orphans who lost their father (2017) and their mother (2018). But what was

Program Paghilom follows the vision-mission of recreating and empowering the lives of the widows and orphans victims of the (fake) war on drugs. This year we seek to: + Strengthen our Livelihood and Employment Program; + Deepen the care and empowerment for the young and totally Orphaned; + Continue Art Therapy Classes and Showcase +

“Homeless people are strangers you have not yet met. Homelessness goes beyond poverty. Homelessness is a state when you find yourself alone and misunderstood; discriminated and abused, for short UNLOVED. Thank God for Christmas that reminds us how God took away our homelessness and welcomed us back to His abode and His LOVING PRESENCE. Lunch

They all lost a loved one, others lost two and even three. They fell victims to fake yet systematic drugs. Their lives were once wounded and distraught. BUT now, they have found hope. They met & understood Christ anew. Today they realize that they lost thei loved ones, their lives still matter. This evening, their

PCPP (Philippine College of Poultry Practitioners Inc.) visited and donated some eggs, rice and other goods to St Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center and participated in their Kalinga (Kain Aral LIgo NG Ayos) Day. Hopefully the activity helped empower some of the homeless in Manila to gain self-respect and self -worth. Hearing different stories of these