Hope for Change International
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Student Sponsorship

Projects to cover the needs of students living in extreme poverty from elementary through college for the entire school year.

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Medical Outreach

Projects focused on HIV & AIDS prevention, tuberculosis treatment, medical assistance and the construction of medical facilities.

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Well Drilling

Projects to bring forth engineering solutions for water supply.

How Can You Help?

Bringing Hope To The Philippines

Education is the primary focus of our work in the Philippines. Our Sponsorship Program provides education sponsorship for students in elementary through college level who live in extreme poverty. Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty in the lives of these children and their families.

Student Spotlight

Sponsor a Student

Sheila Cabuba
College Student
Sheila has been a sponsored student since Grade 8, consistently proving her
dedication to education through good grades and perseverance. For the school year
2026–2027, she is entering her third year in college, pursuing a degree in BTVED
Food Service Management. Her commitment to learning reflects her determination
to achieve her long-term goals.
Charles Vincent Salva
College Student
Throughout his academic journey, Charles has consistently demonstrated excellence.
He was a With Honors student in his earlier years and is now a Dean’s Lister in
college. His motivation lies in his determination to graduate and, afterward, pursue a second course in Accountancy, further strengthening his skills and career prospects.
Evangeline Cadilo
College Student
Her academic journey has not been easy. She once had to pause her studies due to
financial difficulties and worked to support herself. However, the time she decided to
go back to school, with proper communication, Hope for Change didn’t hesitate to
support Evangeline again. She was able to return to school and continue her path
toward graduation. Her strong grades reflect her dedication and resilience. Motivated
by her dream to graduate, pass the board exam, and eventually pursue a master’degree.