Children’s Future is a non-profit organization established to help disadvantaged children in underdeveloped countries. We are trying to humbly put into practice the teachings of Jesus Christ, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”

As our first project, we are going to start by helping unprivileged children in the Montalban slum, a garbage collection site outside Manila, Philippines. The city of Montalban in the Philippines is a refugee camp created as a result of the government’s immigration policy when the Payatas garbage mountain, a garbage collection site in Metro Manila, collapsed. The fact that there is only one public school and hospital in a population over 100,000 shows how poor the living condition is.

Since 2010, Foundation “Friends of Hope” KFHI, a Korean aid organization has been carrying out relief activities such as nutritional supply, medicine and drug provision and scholarships to about 600 children as a Child Development Program (CDP). In 2025, aid to those children who were being helped under the plan is likely to cease, as the organization made a decision to pull the resources from Montalban and relocate them to areas in worse condition. To fill the gap, Children’s future will succeed the CDP from Foundation “Friends of Hope” KFHI  by phases, and continue the efforts to support children in Montalban.

In addition to the CDP, we plan to build an “Evacuation & Multi-purpose Center” as a new project to be used as a flood shelter and town hall.  The two-story building on a slightly high elevation will be used as a temporary shelter in case of typhoons and floods that hit the area 6 to 7 times a year. In normal times, the building will serve as a community center where residents can generate income through joint work of handcrafts and receive life skill trainings. The blueprint and budget have been already set.

Starting with the project in Montalban, Children’s Future will continue to strive to alleviate hunger, supply medicines and provide educational opportunities to children in need in underdeveloped countries.