4 Pillars

Four Pillars

Voice of the Free (VF) is a Philippines grassroot organization that has been at the forefront of the fight against human trafficking and modern slavery in the Philippines and contributed to the global anti-slavery movement. Leveraging our three decades of comprehensive experience and knowledge, we came up with our four pillars core strategies.

Protective Care Services

Centers of Hope

WE PROTECT young women and girl-children in source, transit and destination areas by providing survivors strengths-based healing, education, gainful careers, and entrepreneurial skills towards being empowered and resilient individuals who contribute in reducing vulnerabilities to their families and communities.

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Raising Hope Project A

Raising Hope Project B

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COH Backyard Farming B

COH Crazy About Sports Karate B

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COH Arts

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COH Karate Session A

Vf Enterprise Development

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COH Education A

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Partnership & Movement Building

The iFIGHT Movement

WE PARTNER with the youth by informing them about their risks and vulnerabilities, inspiring them to advocate and act, influencing other stakeholders, and eventually institutionalizing programs in schools and communities.

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Prevention Program

Ventures for Freedom - Bantay Komunidad sa Dumandan

WE PREVENT unsafe migration and trafficking by engaging parents and families through social enterprise, improving family decision-making, and increasing access to the services of local stakeholders to mitigate economic and cultural vulnerabilities.

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Policy & Advocacy

WE PROMOTE better implementation of laws and policies, and challenge values that perpetuate abuse and discrimination by engaging diverse national and international social partners from government, faith-based, private sector, and survivors in mainstreaming programs supported with evidence of effectiveness.