At Good Neighbors Philippines, our programs are built to uplift lives and nurture hope. From child protection and education to health, livelihood, and disaster response, each initiative is designed to help communities become stronger, safer, and more self-reliant so every child has the chance to grow and become a good neighbor to others.
Our Commitment
Children at the Center
Education for Empowerment
Eradicating Hunger through Economic Empowerment
Sustainable and Disaster-Resilient Communities
Our Sectors
Improve the Quality of Life and Promote Child Rights
Education
At Good Neighbors, we focus on ensuring every child gets a good education by: improving the quality of teaching and learning by training teachers,
Health and Wash
We are committed to improving children's health through holistic programs.
Reduce Inequality and Foster Resilience in Communities
Economic Empowerment
The lack of access and control of economic and financial resources as a major cause of povertyor economic powerlessness is prevalent among the areas where GNIP works.
Sustainable Environments
Good Neighbors is an International Humanitarian Aid dedicated to improving the lives of children and communities in over 50 countries.
Disaster Risk Reduction
Good Neighbors establish an international cooperation system and emergency relief response on a regular basis to minimize damage through immediate response in countries where disasters occur frequently and support community people to quickly recover.
All our programs contribute to the attainment of UN SDGs.
News and Impact Stories
Stories of Good Change
From Forecast to Field: Building Climate-Ready Farms in San Clemente
San Clemente, Tarlac | April 30, 2025 — Good Neighbors Philippines gathered farmers, agricultural cooperatives, and key stakeholders for the Climate-Resilient Agriculture Forum
Stories of Good Change
TEACH Project: Good Neighbors Philippines Enhances Learning with Digital Library at Prieto Diaz Central School
On December 20, 2024, Good Neighbors Philippines officially launched its Digital Library at the Children Learn and Play (CLAP) Building in Prieto Diaz Central School.
Announcement and News
The Impact of Typhoon Pepito: Rising Together as One Community
November 19, 2024 – Super Typhoon Pepito made landfall in the Philippines with catastrophic force, leaving communities in its path devastated. On November 16, it struck Panganiban, Catanduanes, under Signal No. 5—the highest warning level—causing massive destruction. The following day, it made its second landfall in Aurora province, bringing life-threatening conditions to parts of Southern Luzon.