Meals In-Visible Has Provided to Date
Currently there are around 2 million malnourished children in the Philippines.
There are 6.24 million out-of-school youths in the Philippines.
85% of the people in the Philippines are currently living in poverty.
In-Visible is a UK registered children’s charity with programs running in both the UK and the Philippines. Our entire organisation is run by unpaid volunteers and 100% of donations goes directly to fund our programs, all operational costs are funded privately. While our programs in the UK are focused on youth empowerment and education, in the Philippines we bring real and lasting change to children living in poverty through feeding programs, academic tutoring, school scholarships, vision and medical care. Over the last three years, we’ve created strong bonds between children in the UK and children in the Philippines through our pen pal and pennies for hunger drive initiatives which gives children an opportunity to learn about different cultures, make friends on the other side of the world and pave the way for children to be more aware of the needs of others and to grow into well-rounded adults.
In-Visible currently provides 700 malnourished children a free daily meal at Holy Spirit Elementary School and Judge Feliciano Belmonte High School. For many of our children enrolled into the program, these meals are the only regular and nutritious food they receive.
Learn MoreWe provide free tutoring for the top 50 academically bright children in year 5 of our feeding program. They receive two hours of lessons every Saturday.
Our program is run entirely by local volunteers from within the community. By using local volunteers we are able to create strong bonds within the communities we work with.
Learn MoreOur focus is primarily on children however, we have been providing life's basic essentials to those who need it most in moments of crisis.
Learn MoreMeet some of the families and volunteers in our programs
We recently found out he was not able to see and has been failing in school. Thankfully he's got free glasses now and can thrive!
Learn MoreShella goes to the kitchen everyday. That's 130 days of peeling, cutting, cooking, assembling, packing, serving, feeding, washing, and cleaning.
Learn MoreJojo's youngest child was given to her by a woman in the neighbourhood because she couldn't afford to look after him. He was just two weeks old.
Learn MoreRosie is a mother of six children. She has one daughter (in grade five) currently in the feeding program.
Learn MoreEmily has been receiving funds to go to school for the last three years. Although school is free, it's the cost of uniforms, supplies, meals.....
Learn MoreCharity Number 1155656
5.5 Million children were forced to work in 2011 to help supplement family income
36.6 million of Philippine population, of 92 million, is composed of children aged below 18 years (2010)
Over 40% (1 of 3) of all children in the Philippines live below the poverty line
13.4 Million children below the poverty line and in need of nutritional support
Reduced Hunger
Increase School Enrolment and Attendance
Improved concentration in the classroom
Academic Improvement
Body Mass Index Improvement
Strong Bonds Within the Community
Support Local Farmers and Local Economy
The average girl stays in school until the age of 11
30 out of 1000 children die before their 5th birthday
A parent earns an average of £4.50 a day
Although public school is free, it's the cost of uniforms, school supplies, transportation and school meals that keeps children out of school
Reduced Hunger
Increase School Enrolment and Attendance
Improved concentration in the classroom
Academic Improvement
More Likely to Enrol in Secondary School
More Likely to be Immunised Against Preventable Diseases
Increased Wages
Less Likely to Start a Family at A Young Age
Overall Better Health and Wellbeing