Not Defined by Your Scars Once upon a time, in a small town filled with hope and resilience, lived an 11-year-old boy named Jake. His journey began with a troubled past,

Project AGAK HUPAY The pandemic disrupted every aspect of life, and education was not exempt from this. In 2020, schools were forced to shut down their facilities and adopt remote

Happy Five Years, Restore! Restore is celebrating its 5th anniversary! How quickly time flies! It's been half a decade since Restore began sharing hope with trauma survivors. Restore started its

Code Red Conference Approximately 700 Evangelical Christians from all over the Philippines attended the Community Bible Study International (CBSI) Code Red Conference in Cebu City in July 2023.  CBSI’s objective for

Nothing is Impossible with God Adi’s parents referred her to Restore in March 2022 after she suffered sexual abuse from a stranger she encountered when she ran away from home. 

Training with Partners Restore Children and Family Services recently conducted orientation seminars and trainings about The Living Legacy of Trauma.  The objective of these trainings is to make the participants

Kindness in Lens, Photo Exhibit 2023 Our life experiences shape us.  Painful ones can harden or make a heart kinder.  In a recent Photo Exhibit hosted by Restore Children and

Parenting Group Restore is excited to share that the Restore Parenting Group was launched on September 16, 2022.  Parents were welcomed to the new Restore office in Banilad, Cebu City,

Beatrice is a shy, reserved, serious, young lady who struggles with self-confidence and social interaction. People around her would misconstrue her as someone who is snobbish and rude, but behind

On July 22, 2022, Restore Children and Family Services sponsored the first major in-person event in two years, an art and photography competition and exhibit.  The event was held in