Our Impact
Everlasting Hope helps children and their families navigate cancer.
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382+ Families Supported Since 2016
Our Impact: 2023-2024
Everlasting Hope is committed to reducing and eliminating the barriers that prevent families from accessing medical care. Prior to 2016, there was no shelter available for families with children undergoing cancer treatment. We established the first home of its kind in the region and have since supported nearly 400 families from 19 provinces across 9 Regions of the Philippines through our residential and community-based programs.
We offer hope to families through practical support and vital emotional and spiritual care.
Our families are facing what could be the biggest challenge of their lives. The high costs associated with cancer treatments are extremely overwhelming for many Filipino families. As they strive to meet their basic needs, they are confronted with significant medical expenses. Often, they lack financial support systems and feel uncertain about how to navigate the challenges ahead.
It is crucial for families to have a support system during this difficult time. We have a dedicated and compassionate team ready to assist them every step of the way. We consider it a great privilege to provide this support.
Each child and family we work with may share a common diagnosis of childhood cancer, yet they all have a unique story to tell.
Joey Smitherman
How a story begins often starts with a single act of compassion, but sometimes, the impact of that act is so profound it feels like a miracle in motion.
Marius Niklaus
Niklaus has always had a deep admiration for the Philippine Military and his greatest wish came true: armored cars, helicopters, meeting the Philippine military, and so much more!
Maria Fe
Ma Fe's dream is to one day own a little farm that would provide for the needs of her family.
Gea Kristina
Gea’s Story was Instrumental to Opening our Home Away from Home
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