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A Filipino aid worker offering water to an elderly woman in a coastal barangay after a storm.

PhilCare Philippines

Bringing hope through humanitarian action.

We stand with Filipino communities before the storm arrives, in the hours that follow, and through the long quiet work of rebuilding — with care, transparency, and the people closest to the need.

Our reach

Numbers we can stand behind.

Verified figures from PhilCare's own institutional reporting, 2018 to July 2026.

Estimated combined reach

Philippines reach

Cumulative programme reach, 2018 – July 2026.

Gaza reach

Delivered through partner implementation arrangements, 2023–2026.

People reached

Ramadan assistance, 2025.

Scholars

Unique student records, 2026.

Estimation note. Cumulative programme reach may include repeat participation and recorded service instances. Where reports listed families or households, five people per family were used for estimation; figures are not presented as fully de-duplicated unique persons.

Who we are

Philippine Humanitarian Care (PHILCARE Inc.) is a faith-inspired, community-based humanitarian organization working alongside families across Mindanao and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

We were built around a simple conviction: that dignity is not a program deliverable. It is the starting point of every response, every clinic, every classroom, every home we help rebuild — carried out in the spirit of Zakat, Sadaqah, and the community values that shape how we serve.

Our teams operate from Lanao del Sur in partnership with local mosques, barangay councils, health units, and community leaders — and alongside regional and international partners including MyCARE, Human Initiative, and Human Appeal — because the most durable humanitarian work is the work owned by the people it serves.

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A Filipino volunteer medic checks on a young child during a rural health outreach.
Community health outreach · Illustrative photograph

Registered & accredited

SEC Registration
CN201803491
Registered as a non-stock, non-profit organization since 2018.
BIR TIN
009-927-854-00000
Bureau of Internal Revenue taxpayer identification number.
Government Accreditation
CA No. 006, s. 2025
Lanao del Sur — Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

Our values

Four principles hold every program together.

  1. Dignity first

    Every person we serve is a neighbor, not a case number. We ask before we assist, and we listen more than we speak.

  2. Proximity

    We stay close to the communities we serve — geographically, culturally, and over time. Presence is our commitment.

  3. Transparency

    Every peso donated is traceable to a program, a project, and a report. Trust is earned in the open.

  4. Partnership

    We work with — not around — local government, mosques and faith communities, and our regional and international partners.

Featured dispatch

The health worker who crosses the lake before sunrise. A field dispatch from Lanao del Sur, BARMM.
Community Health

The health worker who crosses the lake before sunrise.

In a barangay on the shores of Lake Lanao, Nanay Amina delivers babies and holds consultations where the road ends and the boat begins. A dispatch on care that arrives on the water.

Location
Lanao del Sur, BARMM
Reading time
8 minute read
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Where we work

Mindanao-centered delivery, with reach beyond it.

Headquartered in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, PhilCare's operational experience spans BARMM and wider Mindanao, with selected activity extending to the Visayas and Luzon.

Core
Mindanao-centered delivery
Selected
Selected activity

Boundaries from the OCHA Philippines administrative dataset; the outline predates BARMM’s 2019 ratification.

Mindanao

Core delivery

Bangsamoro (BARMM)

Headquarters (Marawi City) — government-accredited, all five program areas

Areas named
2
Projects
0

Projects here

No projects are listed yet.

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Voices from the field

The work is measured in trust, not headlines.

  • Nanay Elma R., Barangay health coordinator in Kalinga, Cordillera.

    Bago dumating ang PhilCare, ang pinakamalapit na klinika ay apat na oras na lakad. Ngayon, umaabot ang gamot sa aming barangay tuwing buwan.

    Nanay Elma R.

    Barangay health coordinator · Kalinga, Cordillera

  • Mark de Guzman, Field volunteer, third rotation in Eastern Samar.

    You do not parachute in. You walk with the community, learn their calendar, and only then do you plan. That is what PhilCare taught me on my first deployment.

    Mark de Guzman

    Field volunteer, third rotation · Eastern Samar