Care Connect champions drive community-led care reforms
As the Philippines faces growing care demands, community advocates in Taytay, Rizal, and Quezon City welcomed representatives from Global Affairs Canada (GAC) to showcase community-driven initiatives that help strengthen care systems.
We Save Lives
Walk Our Talk on Localization: Paggunita sa ika-10 anibersaryo ng Grand Bargain
Umabot sa higit-kumulang 700 katao ang dumalo ngayong umaga, bilang paggunita sa ika-10 anibersaryo ng Grand Bargain, isang kasunduan para sa pagtitiyak ng lokalisasyon ng humanitarian action.
We Promote Gender Justice
Why We Can No Longer Afford Not to Care: Making Investing in Care a Priority
As the international community marks the International Day of Care and Support, we reflect on the state of care in the Philippines and what we must do to move from growing recognition to lasting, systemic change.
We Promote Climate Justice
Ultra-rich 0.1% produce more carbon pollution than nearly half of humanity while cashing in on the climate disasters they create
The carbon pollution of the richest 1% is directly contributing to increased climate disasters such as floods, fires, droughts and food crises. Their yearly emissions will cause an estimated 1.9 million excess deaths from heat.
Updates
Localizing the Care Policy Scorecard for Policy Change
Conducted at the height of the COVID 19 pandemic in 2021, this learning brief examines how Oxfam Pilipinas and its partners address these policy gaps by transforming the care policy scorecard (CPSC).
Tanay Mountaineers train Filipino team for 100-km Hong Kong trail
By John Eiron R. Francisco (This article was published by BusinessMirror on October 4, 2026. View the article here.) Tanay-based mountaineers are training a team of four Filipinos for the 100-kilometer Oxfam Trailwalker in Hong Kong this November, where the participants will have 48 hours to complete the demanding trail. At the team’s recent media […]
Four Filipinos aim to finish Hong Kong’s 100-km Oxfam Trailwalker together
MANILA, Philippines–Four Filipino development workers are preparing to cover 100 kilometers on foot in 48 hours in Hong Kong, and make sure all four cross the finish line together. Adrian Paul “Adi” Marcelino, Jesusa Lyn “Jess” Pomida, John Alster Soriano, and Rey Angelo “Ado” Imperio work for Oxfam Pilipinas, an aid and development organization. Together, […]
A new minerals push confronts an old human rights problem in the Philippines
The Philippines’ experience with extractive industries provides ample reason not to confuse speed with progress. They should begin with a more fundamental question: what kind of development do Filipinos want, and who gets to decide?