ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation

Bantay Bata 163 is a child welfare program launched in 1997 to protect disadvantaged and at-risk children through a nationwide network of social services. It includes the rescue and rehabilitation of sick and abused children, training and advocacy on child abuse prevention, rehabilitation of families in crisis, educational scholarships, community outreach and medical and dental missions.

Address

Mother Ignacia Avenue, corner Eugenio Lopez St. Diliman, Quezon City

Email

foundation@abs-cbnfoundation.com

Phone

+632 3415 6625/ 6626

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Aligning Lenses Toward Ethical Recruitment (ALTER) (2020-2022) – IOM with support from the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFEMS) and the US Department of State’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TIP)

ALTER aims to increase access to ethical recruitment channels for OFWs by supporting wider adoption of ethical recruitment principles in the Philippines, and creating an enabling environment for employers and recruiters to commit to and practice those principles. ALTER will be implemented by a consortium that includes the Blas F. Ople Policy Center, Diginex, and the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance. The consortium will improve recruitment industry practices by supporting and incentivizing the effective, sustainable adoption of ethical recruitment in the Philippines, with particular emphasis on hospitality workers.

Services

Anti-Human Trafficking Division (AHTRAD)

Specialises in the investigation of all TIP cases nationwide. Conducts investigation, arrests and files criminal action against Trafficking in Persons Offenders. Conducts rescue operation of victims of Trafficking in Persons and other similar abuses.

Address

6TH FLOOR, VTECH TOWER, G.ARANETA COR. MARIA CLARA ST., SANTO DOMINGO, QUEZON CITY

Email

ahtrad@nbi.gov.ph

Phone

+63 (02)85219208

Services

  • Investigation
  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research

Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC)

AMLC is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It assists IACAT and law enforcement agencies in the financial investigation of trafficking in persons cases as a predicate offense of money laundering. It acts on the request of IACAT and law enforcement agencies for issuance of freeze orders and institution on civil forfeiture proceedings against the assets of the traffickers.

Address

5/F EDPC Building, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Complex, Mabini corner Vito Cruz Streets, Malate, Manila 1004

Email

secretariat@amlc.gov.ph

Phone

+63 2 8708 7066

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Apostleship of the Sea (AOS) Stella Maris

AOS is an Apostolate of the Catholic Church for seafarers, with an international network of more than 100 Stella Maris Centres and about 300 AOS offices throughout the world. It has given training to spouses and partners of fishermen and seafarers in the Philippines on the knowledge and tools to deal with human trafficking and slavery at sea.

Address

Apostleship of the Sea Pius XII Catholic Center 1175 United Nations Ave Paco, MM. 1002 Manila

Email

aosmla@info.com

Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Bahay Tuluyan Foundation Inc

Bahay Tuluyan delivers a range of social services and programs aimed at preventing and responding to abuse and exploitation of children in the Philippines. It operates several social enterprises that provide opportunities for young people to receive training and income in a just and supportive context.

Address

2218 Leveriza St, Malate, Manila

Email

info@bahaytuluyan.org

Phone

+63 2 8254 0212

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Batis Centre for Women

Batis Center for Women handles cases of trafficking, illegal recruitment, unjust working conditions, family abandonment, domestic violence and other forms of violence against Filipino women migrant workers. It provides direct welfare services to Filipino migrant women returnees through a reintegration program that includes the planning and establishment of business opportunities for women returnees.

Address

K-9 Kamias, 1102 Quezon City

Email

batiscenter@yahoo.com

Phone

+63 2 709 7481

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Documentation
  • Recovery
  • Repatriation
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Blas F. Ople Policy Center and Training Institute

Ople Center is an NGO member of the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT). It monitors human trafficking cases involving Filipino migrant workers and provides assistance from repatriation to reintegration to OFWs.

Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Legal Documentation
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Bureau of Immigration (BI)

BI is a member of IACAT. It strictly administers and enforces immigration and alien administration laws. It is responsible for adopting measures for the apprehension of suspected traffickers both at the place of arrival and departure. It ensures compliance by the Filipino fiancés/fiancées and spouses of foreign nationals with the guidance and counseling requirement.

Address

Magallanes Drive, Intramuros, Manila 1002

Email

xinfo@immigration.gov.ph / immigPH@gmail.com

Phone

(+632) 8-547-37-69

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Prevention

Bureau of International Health Cooperation

The Bureau has a Migrant Health Unit that handles and facilitates the repatriation of migrant workers with medical needs.

Services

C.U.R.E. Foundation, Inc.

CURE runs community outreach and residential aftercare programs in Cebu to provide and promote access to health, nutrition and education to child victims of trafficking and sexual abuse.

Address

Pacific Square Building, Unit A-2S, F. Cabahug Street, Cebu City, Central Visayas

Email

info@curefoundationphilippines.org

Phone

+63 32 272 5988

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention

Child Protection Committees

Responsible for addressing cases of all forms of violence against children. Measures taken can include both preventive and protective / remedial ones.

Services

Child Protection Network

CPN's work centers on increasing the accessibility of services for abused children in the Philippines. It helps establish Women and Children Protection Units (WCPUs) in state-supported hospitals, thereby creating a “safe haven" where an abused child can seek not just medical intervention but also other services that facilitate recovery from trauma and stigmatization. CPN also trains frontliners such as judges, prosecutors, social workers, and police officers in the field of child protection.

Address

Mezzanine, Tropicana Suites 1630 Luis Ma. Guerrero St., Malate, Manila 1004

Email

cpn@childprotectionnetwork.org

Phone

(+632) 8404-3954

Website

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Services

  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research

Coalition Against Trafficking In Women – Asia Pacific

CATW is an NGO member of the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT). It is a Philippines-based international network of feminist groups, organizations and individuals fighting the sexual exploitation of women globally.

Services

  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO)

CFO is a member of IACAT. It promotes and protects the interests, rights and welfare of overseas Filipinos. It conducts Guidance and Counseling Program to Filipino spouses and other partners of foreign nationals, and such other counseling intervention to other Filipinos whom these foreign nationals may sponsor for travel or residence overseas. It provides pre-departure registration services for Filipino emigrants including Filipino spouses and other partners of foreign nationals. It also maintains a watch list database of foreign nationals with history of domestic violence, multiple sponsorship, marital infidelity, involvement in human trafficking and mail-order bride-scheme, child abuse, fraud and other derogatory record, including information on local or foreign marriage brokers.

Address

Citigold Center, 1345 Quirino Ave, Paco, Manila

Website

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Services

  • Prevention

Commission on Human Rights (CHR)

CHR is the Philippines' National Human Rights Institution and an ex-officio member of IACAT. It conducts advocacy and training programs relating to anti-trafficking, investigates and recommends for prosecution violations of the Act, provides legal and financial assistance to victims of trafficking, integrates anti-trafficking efforts in the Barangay Human Rights Action Center, and monitors government compliance with international human rights treaty obligations related to the suppression/elimination of trafficking.

Address

SAAC Building, UP Complex, Commonwealth Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, 1101

Email

chad.pasco.chr@gmail.com

Phone

+632 2 8294-8704

Website

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Services

  • Legal Aid
  • Policy Advocacy

Compassion International

Compassion is a Christ-centered, church-based and child-focused organisation. Compassion in the Philippines focuses on battling OSEC through educating local churches and providing them with resources to fight this abuse. It helps churches form networks with governmental and nongovernmental agencies to prevent and respond to OSEC.

Address

1465-A E Rodriguez Sr. Ave, Quezon City, 1112 Metro Manila

Phone

+63 2 3410 1212

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Consuelo Foundation

Consuelo Foundation promotes the wellbeing of at-risk children, women and families in the Philippines and works with local government units, local NGOs and other stakeholders to prevent and respond to their abuse, neglect and exploitation.

Address

27th Floor, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Metro Manila

Email

philinfo@consuelo.org

Phone

(63-2) 848 0601

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Cordillera Peoples Alliance

Independent federation of grassroots-based organizations among indigenous communities in the Cordillera Region, Philippines. CPA is committed to the promotion and defense of indigenous peoples’ rights, human rights, social justice, and national freedom and democracy.

Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking
  • Support Agencies

Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC)

CWC is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It advocates against the trafficking of children. It adopts policies and measures that will protect and promote the rights and welfare of children victims of trafficking and coordinates and monitors their implementation. It addresses issues on trafficking of children through policy and program interventions.

Address

#10 Apo Street Sta. Mesa Heights, Brgy Sta. Teresita, Quezon City

Email

cwc@cwc.gov.ph

Phone

+63 (2) 87408864

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy

Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center

CICC is an attached agency of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), and is chaired by the DICT Secretary. Among its functions are: To monitor cybercrime cases being bandied by participating law enforcement and prosecution agencies; To facilitate international cooperation on intelligence, investigations, training and capacity building related to cybercrime prevention, suppression and prosecution; and to coordinate the support and participation of the business sector, local government units and nongovernment organizations in cybercrime prevention programs and other related projects.

Address

DICT COMPOUND Alejandro Roces Ave. Bgy. Paligsahan, Quezon City, Philippines

Email

magsaysay@cicc.gov.ph

Phone

+639175602038 | +632709195131

Website

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Services

  • Investigation

Department of Education (DepEd)

DepEd is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It integrates migration and trafficking messages into the elementary and secondary school curriculum. It has a school training program on cyber safety that is aimed at division offices and teachers to raise awareness among students. It provides basic and non-formal education to trafficked persons. It raises consciousness of boys/men in schools and communities in order to discourage the “demand side” or the use/buying of trafficked women and children.

Services

  • Education
  • Prevention

Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)

DFA is a member of IACAT. It is responsible for providing Filipino victims of trafficking overseas with free legal assistance and counsel to pursue legal action against his/her traffickers; assisting in the application for social benefits and/or regular immigration status as may be allowed or provided for by the host country; repatriating trafficked persons, etc.

Address

2330 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City

Phone

+632 8 834-4000/ 3000

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Legal Documentation
  • Repatriation

Department of Health (DOH)

DOH is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It is responsible for providing health care to victims of trafficking. It strictly implements the rules and regulations governing organ trafficking. It issues policies regarding child trafficking, particularly on children abandoned in the hospitals. It also conducts information campaign for health professionals and hospitals on child trafficking and organ trafficking.

Address

San Lazaro Compound, Tayuman, Sta. Cruz, Manila 1003

Email

callcenter@doh.gov.ph

Phone

(632) 8651-7800

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Services

  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Prevention

Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT)

DICT is an ex-officio member of IACAT.

Address

C.P Garcia Ave., Diliman, Quezon City

Email

information@dict.gov.ph

Website

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Services

  • Information & Communications

Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)

DILG is a member of the IACAT. It has jurisdication over public order and safety in the country. It is responsible for instituting a systematic information and prevention campaign in coordination with relevant agencies. It provides training programs to local government units in coordination with IACAT.

Address

DILG-NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA, corner Quezon Avenue, West Triangle, Quezon City

Phone

+632 925-0330 / 925-0331

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Prevention
  • Reintegration

Department of Justice (DOJ)

The Secretary of DOJ co-chairs the IACAT. Under the Philippines Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003, DOJ is mandated to prosecute persons accused of human trafficking. It is responsible for designating and training special prosecutors who shall handle and prosecute cases of trafficking. DOJ establishes a mechanism for free legal assistance for trafficked persons, in coordination with the DSWD, Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) and other NGOs and volunteer groups. It provides witness protection to trafficked victims and their families. It recommends the negotiation of mutual legal assistance and extradition treaties with other countries in coordination with the DFA, among others.

Address

Padre Faura Street Ermita, Manila 1000

Email

communications@doj.gov.ph

Phone

(+632) 8523 8481 to 98E

Website

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Services

  • Legal Aid
  • Prevention

Department of Labor and Employment Relations (DOLE)

A member of the IACAT, DOLE ensures strict implementation and compliance with the rules and guidelines relative to the employment of persons locally and overseas. It monitors, documents and reports cases of trafficking in persons involving employers and labor recruiters locally and overseas. It also provides employment facilitation and livelihood opportunities to trafficked victims/survivors. In coordination with DFA, it provides free temporary shelters and other services to Filipino victims of trafficking overseas.

Address

Muralla Wing cor. General Luna St., Intramuros, Manila

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Shelter
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

DOST is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It is responsible for monitoring the promotion of advertisement of trafficking in the Internet.

Address

DOST Building, Gen. Santos Avenue Bicutan, Taguig City Metro Manila 1631

Phone

(632) 837-20-71 to 82

Website

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Services

  • Prevention

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

The Secretary of DSWD co-chairs the IACAT. DSWD provides direct assistance to victims of trafficking. It runs rehabilitative and protective programs for trafficked persons, and provides counseling and temporary shelter for trafficked persons. The shelters offer these basic services: a) psychological support and counseling; b) 24-hour Action Line for crisis calls and technology-based counseling and referral system; c) coordination with DOJ and local law enforcement entities among others. DSWD is also responsible for developing a system for accreditation among NGOs for purposes of establishing centers and programs for intervention in various levels of the community. It also conducts information campaigns for the general public, local communities and schools.

Address

Contitution Hills, Batasan Complex, Quezon City

Email

inquiry@dswd.gov.ph

Phone

(632) 931-8101 to 07

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention

Department of Tourism (DOT)

An ex-officio member of IACAT, DOT formulates and implements preventive measures to stop sex tourism packages and other activities of tourism establishments which might contribute to the trafficking in persons in coordination with local government units. It trains tourist security officers on surveillance, investigation and rescue operation strategies.

Address

351 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue 1200, Makati City

Email

sbrp@tourism.gov.ph

Phone

(632) 8459-5200

Website

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Services

  • Prevention

Department of Transportation (DOTR)

DOTR is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It provides guidelines for the land, sea and air transport providers to train their personnel in trafficking in persons. It standardizes guidelines for monitoring trafficking in persons in every port.

Address

Apo Court along Sergio Osmeña Sr, Zone, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat, 2009 Pampanga

Email

dotrpublicassistance@gmail.com

Website

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Services

  • Prevention

Development Action for Women Network (DAWN)

DAWN supports Filipino migrant domestic workers and their families, through social services, alternative livelihoods, research and advocacy, and education. It offers direct case management, airport and travel assistance for distressed women migrant, temporary shelter, counseling, education, and legal and paralegal assistance. DAWN undertakes research on issues affecting women migrants and their children, and lobbies for laws and policies to protect the rights and welfare of migrant workers and their families.

Address

Unit 3, 3rd Floor, Bocobo Commercial Center
1253 J. Bocobo St.corner Padre Faura St.
Ermita 1000, Manila

Email

dawnphil@pldtdsl.net / dawnwomennetwork@gmail.com

Phone

(632) 526-9098; 63285269101

Website

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Services

  • Legal Aid
  • Legal Documentation
  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research

Fellowship for Organizing Endeavors, Inc. (FORGE)

Supports the poor and marginalized communities through community organising and social outreach. It has a project that centers on the rescue of commercially sexually exploited children (CSEC), their psycho-emotional healing and the rebuilding of their dreams. It organises anti-trafficking and child protection campaigns, runs two activity centers and two temporary shelters separate for girls and boys, conducts street education, and facilitates scholarship program.

Address

9B Christopher Street, Doña Maria Village 1 Punta Princesa, Cebu City 6000

Email

forge_cebu@yahoo.com

Phone

+63 32 345-4029

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention

Freedom Sunday Network

Freedom Sunday Network Philippines is a collaboration of churches and faith-based organizations that work together to end Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (OSEC), and invite others to be part of the fight.

Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Fuller Project

The Fuller Project is an online, US-based, award-winning nonprofit newsroom dedicated to objective, groundbreaking reporting on women, to raise awareness, expose injustice and spur accountability. It has a focus on trafficking and VAW. It particpates in the annual Manila Dialogue which is hosted by IACAT for all of its stakeholders.

Website

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Services

GALANG Philippines

Lesbian-initiated, lesbian-run feminist human rights organization that works with LBT in urban poor communities.

Address

Unit 312 Llanar Building 77 Xavierville Ave. corner B. Gonzales St. Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Email

galangphilippines@gmail.com

Phone

+63 2 435 4103

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking
  • Support Agencies

Hands of Mercy Livelihoods

Seeks to enhance the lives of persons with disabilities in the Philippines

Services

  • Support Agencies

Humanity & Inclusion

HI Philippines promotes inclusion of persons with disabilities and their issues in development policies and actions, builds capacities of key local stakeholders, and reduces the impact of natural disasters and conflicts.

Address

Unit 1401, 139 Corporate Center, 139 Valero St., Salcedo Village, Brgy. Bel-Air Makati City

Email

humanity-inclusion@philippines.hi.org

Phone

+63(02) 812 6990

Website

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Services

  • Support Agencies

IJM Philippines

IJM Philippines is a NGO member of the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT). It focuses on rescuing children from cybersex trafficking in the Philippines.

Address

PO Box 58147 Washington, DC 20037

Phone

703.465.5495

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Legal Documentation
  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Reintegration
  • Policy Advocacy

Improving Migrant and Community Preparation and Awareness to Counter Trafficking (IMPACT) (2020-2022) – IOM with support from the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFEMS) and the US Department of State’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TIP)

IMPACT focuses on the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). It aims to build awareness of risks and drivers of human trafficking through community-driven initiatives and information campaigns on TIP issues, targeting at-risk communities across BARMM. It will also work on the localization of the existing pre-departure orientation (PDO) modules and materials for BARMM-origin prospective labour migrants, along with capacity building of the PDO service providers, so that the migrants have access to contextualized information and that enables better-informed, safer migration practices.

Services

Interagency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT)

IACAT is primarily responsible for coordinating, monitoring and overseeing the implementation of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act. It is chaired by the Secretary of Justice and co-chaired by the Secretary of Social Welfare and Development. It comprises of the heads of nine government agencies and three NGO members. IACAT has a range of functions and powers including: Formulate a comprehensive and integrated program to prevent and suppress the trafficking in persons; Promulgate rules and regulations as may be necessary for the effective implementation of the Act; Coordinate the programs and projects of the various member agencies; Assist in filing of cases against individuals, agencies, institutions or establishments that violate the provisions of the Act; among others.

Address

IACAT Secretariat
7th Floor JDC Building, Engracia-Reyes St., Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila

Email

secretariat@iacat.gov.ph

Phone

+632 525-2131 / 527-2363

Website

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Services

  • Human Trafficking

International Development Law Organisation (IDLO)

Support the capacity development of prosecutors within both the DOJ and the Office of the Ombudsman to better handle basic criminal prosecution and corruption cases.

Services

  • Prosecution

ISWAN

ISWAN's Southeast Asia Regional Program is based in the Philippines. Focused on promoting and supporting the welfare of seafarers, ISWAN has also partnered the DOJ-IACAT to protect Filipino seafarers and fishermen who have been victimized by human trafficking. They will cooperate in responding and reporting cases of abuse, including through the 1343 hotline for human trafficking and SeafarerHelp of ISWAN.

Services

  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Prevention

Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation- Integrated Development Center Inc.

JPIC-IDC is among NGOs who are at the forefront in the fight against human trafficking through advocacy and related works for the protection and care of children, women and their families.

Address

JPIC-IDC, Inc. Building University of San Carlos, Pelaez St, Kamagayan, Cebu City
Satellite Office: JPIC Office c/o SVD District House, Pulanglupa, Trento, Agusan Del Sur

Email

info@jpic-idc.org.ph

Phone

+63 9985810079

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research

Leonard Cheshire Disability Philippines Foundation

LCDPF advocates for the promotion and protection of the rights of every PWD in the Philippines.

Address

Apartment A, GJ Building, No. 385, Quezon Avenue, 1109 Quezon City

Phone

+632 3748889

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Support Agencies

Made in Hope Phils – She WORKS (Women Of Reliability, Knowledge and Skills)

Faith-based organization that organizes and equips trafficked women survivors with leadership skills, livelihood and skills training, caring for children of trafficked survivors, and expanding the advocacy against modern-day slavery. It is run by a group of TIP survivors and has airtime within the IACAT.

Services

  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

National Barangay Operations Office (NBOO), The Undersecretary for Peace and Order

Contact point for ASEAN-ACT; Responsible for developing and ensuring CTIP programs in the LGUs are implemented.

Services

  • Support Agencies

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)

NBI is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It undertakes surveillance, investigation and arrest of individuals or persons suspected to be engaged in trafficking. It coordinates closely with other law enforcement agencies to secure concerted efforts for effective investigation and apprehension of suspected traffickers. It also establishes a system to receive complaints and calls to assist trafficked persons and conduct rescue operations.

Address

NBI Building, Taft Avenue, Ermita, Manila

Email

director@nbi.gov.ph

Phone

+632 8523.8231 to 38

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Prevention

National Council of Women of the Philippines

NCWP serves as the national coordinating body of several national women’s organizations, people’s organizations and councils of women nationwide. Since its inception in 1946, the organization has been instrumental in promoting the socio-economic status of women through implementation of existing laws/policies on women. One of its significant achievements in advocacy works is the creation of the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women (NCRFW), the National Government Machinery for Women.

Address

SUITE 1709 Sunset View Towers, Roxas Blvd., 1300 Pasay City, Philippines

Email

loucontacts@gmail.com

Phone

+63 917 560 2038

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

National Council on Disability Affairs

NCDA is a national government agency mandated to formulate policies and coordinate the activities of all agencies, whether public or private, concerning disability issues and concerns. As such, the NCDA is the lead agency tasked to steer the course of program development for persons with disabilities and the delivery of services to the sector.

Address

NCDA Building, Isidora Street, Barangay Holy Spirit, Q.C.

Email

council@ncda.gov.ph

Phone

+63 (02) 89326422

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy

National Police Commission

The National Police Commission which is responsible for the administration and control of the PNP is an attached agency to the DILG.

Services

  • Administration

Office of the Administrator, POEA Prosecution Division

Prosecutes illegal recruiters and agencies

Services

  • Prosecution

Office of the Assistant Secretary Wages and Productivity, Legislative, Advocacy and Internal Auditing Cluster

Contact point for ASEAN-ACT

Services

  • Support Agencies

Office of the Executive Director, Directorate for Plans and Policies

Responsible for identifying and referring tagged TIP perpetrators to proper authorities.

Services

  • Prosecution

Office of the Secretary, Office of the Executive Director, Migrant Integration and Education Division

Responsible for screening possible victims of trafficking who are securing requirements from CFOs either as spouse/fiances of foreigners, study/training overseas, au pair, etc.; Also operates the 1343 Hotline

Services

  • Victim Identification

Office of the Special Envoy on Transnational Crime

OSETC sets policy directions, program design standards, advises the President on matters regarding transnational crime, and represents the Philippine government in regional and international fora. It serves as the focal point in coordinating, integrating and evaluating the efforts of law enforcement and other government agencies involved in the campaign against transnational crime.

Address

4th Floor, ACTC Building, Camp Crame, Quezon City, PH 1800

Email

osetc.op.gov.ph@gmail.com

Phone

+632 725 6538

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building

Office of the Undersecretary Emmeline Villar; Office of the Assistant Secretary Nicholas Ty; Anti-Trafficking Task Forces, National Prosecution Division- Special Projects Division

Office of the Undersecretary and Assistant Secretary is the contact point for ASEAN-ACT; Specialises in handling and prosecuting cases of trafficking.

Services

  • Prosecution

Office of the Undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs (OUMWA)

Responsible for assisting overseas filipino workers.

Services

Office of the Undersecretary for Operations, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Statutory Programs

Contact point for ASEAN-ACT; Responsible for implementing the RRPTP

Services

  • Recovery
  • Reintegration

Onesimo Bulilit Foundation

The Foundation works with street children and their families in Manila. It runs shelters for children who have been physically or sexually abused, drop-in centers, and provides crisis intervention and counselling, etc.

Address

390 Fraternal Street Quiapo, Manila

Phone

(+632) 735 11 61

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Education
  • Reintegration

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA)

OWWA is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It conducts pre-departure orientation seminars (PDOS) and accredit NGOs and other service providers conducting PDOS. It formulates a system of providing free legal assistance to trafficked persons, in coordination with DFA. It helps repatriate trafficked OWWA members, and provide psychosocial and other reintegration services to its members. It also provides airport assistance to all trafficked OWWA members.

Address

9th Floor, Marc 2000 Tower, 1973 San Andres St, Malate, Manila, 1004

Phone

+63 2 8353 8986

Website

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Services

  • Legal Aid
  • Recovery
  • Repatriation
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention

Philippine Center on Transnational Crime (PCTC)

A member of IACAT, PCTC undertakes strategic researches on the structure and dynamics of trafficking in persons with transnational crime dimension, predict trends and analyze given factors for the formulation of individual and collective strategies for the prevention and detection of trafficking in persons and the apprehension of criminal elements involved. It helps to strengthen information exchange on trafficking in persons with government agencies, foreign counterparts and international organizations. It also serves as the focal point in international enforcement coordination on trafficking in persons particularly with the INTERPOL and cooperation with regional and international foreign counterparts..

Services

  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Philippine Commission on Women

A member of IACAT, Philippine Commission on Women is the country's primary policy-making and coordinating body on women and gender equality concerns. It advocates for the inclusion of the issue of trafficking in persons in both its local and international advocacy for women’s issues. It assists the IACAT in the conduct of information dissemination and training on gender-responsive case management, treatment and reporting of trafficking victims to frontline government agencies, NGOs and the general public. It also assist the IACAT in the development of gender responsive documentation system in coordination with other agencies through its monitoring of the situation of women particularly on violence against women, among others.

Address

1145 J.P. Laurel St., San Miguel Manila 1005

Email

oed@pcw.gov.ph

Phone

+632.87365249 / 87367712

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Philippine Foundation for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled

PFRD is one of the oldest NGOs working to address the needs of disabled persons in the Philippines.

Address

Unit 27, The Columbia Tower, Ortigas Avenue, Mandaluyong City

Email

pfrd.liza@gmail.com

Phone

+632 725-00-93

Website

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Services

  • Reintegration
  • Support Agencies

Philippine Information Agency (PIA)

PIA is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It is responsible for enhancing public awareness on trafficking in persons, pertinent laws and possible actions to prevent victimization and re-victimization through public advocacy and distributing appropriate information materials.

Address

Visayas Avenue Vasra, Quezon City 1128 Metro Manila

Phone

+63 2 8920 1224

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Philippine Interfaith Movement Against Human Trafficking

Pimaht is a faith-based network in the Philippines that brings together three major denominations – Catholics, Protestants and Evangelicals - to champion the eradication of human trafficking in the Philippines. The network seeks to address 5Ps of TIP: prevention, prosecution, protection, partnership and prayer. It runs the Freedom Sunday Network which is aimed at eliminating OSEC.

Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Philippine Internet Crimes Against Children Center (PICACC) – NBI and the PNP with support from the Australian Federal Police, UK National Crime Agency and IJM

Launched in 2019, the Center is a collective law enforcement effort to combat child exploitation across the Philippines. It involves PNP Women and Children’s Protection Center, National Bureau of Investigation Anti-Human Trafficking Division (NBI AHTRAD), the Australian Federal Police (AFP), the United Kingdom National Crime Agency (UK NCA), and International Justice Mission (IJM).

Services

  • Children
  • Protection

Philippine National Police (PNP)

PNP is a member of the IACAT. It undertakes surveillance, investigation and arrest of individuals or persons suspected to be engaged in trafficking, including in coordination with other law enforcement agencies. It is responsible for establishing a system to receive complaints and calls to assist trafficked persons and conduct rescue operations, and for creating an anti-trafficking section under the Women and Children Protection Desks nationwide. It trains PNP personnel in the comprehensive child and gender sensitive management of TIP cases.

Address

Camp BGen Rafael T Crame Quezon City, Metro Manila 1111

Phone

(632) 723-0401

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Prevention

Philippine Network for Organ Sharing (PhilNOS)

Acts primarily as the central coordinating body for all organ donation and transplantation activities in the Philippines.

Services

  • Networking

Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA)

POEA sits under the DOLE and is a member of IACAT. It works on preventing trafficking and reducing the vulnerability of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs). Among its responsibilities are: Implement pre-employment orientation seminars (PEOS) and accredit NGOs and other service providers conducting PEOS; Formulate a system of providing free legal assistance to trafficked persons especially those involving trafficking in the guise of overseas employment; Create a blacklist of recruitment agencies, illegal recruiters and persons facing administrative, civil and criminal complaints for trafficking filed in the receiving country and/or in the Philippines and those agencies, illegal recruiters and persons involved in cases of trafficking.

Address

Blas F. Ople Building Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA Mandaluyong City

Email

info@poea.gov.ph

Phone

+632 722-11-44 / 722-11-55

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Prevention

Philippine Society of Criminologists and Criminal Justice Professionals, Inc

PSCCJP,Inc. has been working with law enforcement agencies, criminal justice schools and various barangay local government units by training them in the latest investigative trends in the fight against trafficking in persons. Alongside its foreign and local partners, PSCCJP, Inc. has trained nearly all criminal justice schools in the Philippines. It has also ensured the inclusion of laws on trafficking in persons as well as the corollary investigative practices as a requisite course content in all Criminology schools in the country. It is working with the US Department of Justice and the USAID to train law enforcers in digital forensics and environmental crimes investigation, respectively.

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Philippines Children Ministries Network

Network of Christian non-government organizations and churches with ministry to children-at-risk. PCMN partners local, national and global stakeholders, including the church, to end online sexual exploitation of children in the Philippines. It provides aftercare services to rescued children.

Address

3rd Floor, The Evangelical Center, #62 Molave Street, Project 3, Quezon City

Phone

(+632) 8961-3823 / (02) 8546-5506

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Plan International Philippines

Plan works on eradicating the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the Philippines. It conducts policy advocacy on relevant bills and works with IACAT.

Address

4/F Bloomingdale Building, 205 Salcedo Street, Legaspi Village, Makati

Phone

(+632) 813 0030

Website

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Services

  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

PNP-Anti-Cybercrime Group (Regional Unit 10)

PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group serves as the primary unit responsible for the implementation of pertinent laws on anti-cybercrime campaigns of the PNP. It focuses on cybercrime offenses, computer-related offenses, and other content-related offenses such as cybersex, child pornography, unsolicited commercial communication, and other related offenses.

Address

Camp Alagar, Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro

Email

yanyonuj@gmail.com; racu10@acg.pnp.gov.ph

Phone

+63998 598 8107; 9326267596

Website

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Services

  • Victim Identification
  • Legal Aid
  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Ports Operations Division/Travel Control and Enforcement Unit (TCEU)

Responsible for implementing the Revised Guidelines on the Departure Formalities for International-Bound Filipino passengers.

Services

  • Travel

Project Inclusion

Focuses on improving work opportunities for Persons with Disability. .

Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Support Agencies

SaferKidsPH (2019-2025) – Save the Children Philippines, Asia Foundation and UNICEF with support from DFAT

SaferKidsPH aims to keep children safe online through awareness raising; supporting the investigation, prosecution and adjudication of online sexual exploitation of children cases; and improving child protection services in the communities.

Services

  • Children
  • Prosecution
  • Protection
  • Investigation

Salvatorian Pastoral Care for Children

SPCC provides a range of psycho-social services to children and women who have been exploited and abused, including home visits, referral, counseling, rescue operation, para-legal, and education.

Address

Lebanon Shelter #45, 7th Street, New Manila, Quezon City

Phone

+63 (2) 721 23 16

Website

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Services

  • Legal Aid
  • Recovery
  • Education
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

STRAP Kababaihan Philippines (Society of Transsexual Women of the Philippines)

Focuses on transgender rights advocacy in the Philippines.

Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Support Agencies

Supreme Court

Supreme Court is the highest court in the Philippines. It works with the Department of Justice in adjudicating TIP cases. It has the authority to prioritize and expedite TIP cases.

Address

Padre Faura St., Ermita, Manila

Email

chiefjusticehelpdesk@sc.judiciary.gov.ph

Website

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Services

  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy

Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, Inc.

TWHI is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1973 by a Belgian nun, Sr. M. Valeriana Baerts, ICM to provide programs and services to Persons with Disability (PWDs). It supports PWDs to become self-sufficient and contributing members of the society. TWHI programs and services include: Mobility aid assistance, Educational and Medical Assistance, Job Placement program, Livelihood and Sports and Recreation and organizing of fundraising events to advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities.

Address

175 Aida St., Marick Subd., Cainta, Rizal 1900

Email

admin@twh.org.ph

Phone

+63 655-0812 / 881-6524

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Coalition Building
  • Networking

Tebtebba

Advocates for the rights of indigenous peoples to be respected, protected and fulfilled worldwide.

Address

1 Roman Ayson Road Baguio City 2600

Email

tebtebba@tebtebba.org

Phone

+63 74 444 7703

Website

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Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Support Agencies

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

TESDA is an ex-officio member of IACAT. It provides skills and entrepreneurial training to trafficked victims and formulates a special program to ensure the provision of appropriate skills training for trafficked victims.

Address

East Service Road, Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines

Email

odg@tesda.gov.ph

Website

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Services

  • Reintegration

UPLB Babaylan

LGBT support group which provides support services for LGBT students and promotes awareness of LGBT issues in the universities.

Services

  • Policy Advocacy
  • Support Agencies

US-Philippines Child Protection Compact Partnership (2017-2020) – IJM and Salvation Army with support from US TIP Office and IACAT

CPC Partnership seeks to increase prevention efforts and protections for child victims of online sexual exploitation and child labor trafficking in the Philippines, and holding perpetrators of these crimes accountable. IJM works on building law enforcement and prosecution capacity in known and detected hotspots; strengthening holistic care for children surviving online sexual exploitation; strengthening existing community-based mechanisms for identifying and preventing child victims. SA works on identify child victims of online sexual exploitation and strengthen comprehensive service delivery for survivors, with a focus on mental health care and legal services.

Address

Salvation Army Philippines

Email

saphl1@phl.salvationarmy.org

Phone

[63] (2) 524 0086/88

Website

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Services

  • Children
  • Protection
  • Partnership

Voice of the Free Foundation

Formerly known as Visayan Forum, VF has a mandate on modern-day slavery, especially human trafficking and domestic servitude. It develops community watch mechanisms in transit areas, provides holistic shelter-based services, and conducts policy advocacy and solution-based research.

Address

Rm. 302 Residenciale 132 Kalayaan Ave. Diliman, Quezon City

Email

info@voiceofthefree.org.ph

Phone

(+632) 570 6994

Website

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Services

  • Shelter
  • Recovery
  • Medical/Healthy Care
  • Repatriation
  • Education
  • Reintegration
  • Prevention
  • Policy Advocacy
  • Research

Women and Children Protection Center (WCPC)

Has an anti-trafficking section under the WCPC; Responsible in investigating all TIP Cases.

Services

  • Investigation

Women and Children Protection Unit

Coordinates with DSWD and other partners in the provision of services to women and children in need.

Services

  • Children
  • Protection