
The child we support today
will care for his nation tomorrow
Since 1995, the work of Enfants du Mékong in the Philippines has supported young people among the most vulnerable. Today, Enfants du Mekong Foundation Philippines, Inc. is taking over the management of the centers to continue this mission on the ground, as close as possible to the realities of the Philippines.
We believe that a young person who is supported, educated, and guided can transform his life, uplift his family, and become tomorrow a responsible contributor to his country.
Because a Philippine foundation offers more than just an organizational framework: it provides the centers with local roots, long-term stability, and the means to grow in service of the most vulnerable young people.
In the Philippines, the organization works in close collaboration with local partners to develop sustainable education programs and support young people toward autonomy and employment.
Building on decades of experience in the region, the creation of Enfants du Mekong Foundation Philippines, Inc. strengthens local anchoring and enables the development of initiatives tailored to the country’s realities.
Our History
(Cebu, Butuan)
Vision
Poor children may become role models for their country’s future.
Educate. Train. Support. Build the Future.

Mission
Educate, train and support youth to produce well-balanced men and women who will create a better impact for the nation.

Goals
To improve the material living conditions of scholars and support their psycho-social, intellectual, emotional, and moral development.
Graduates of EDM are able to earn a living, support their families, and contribute to their communities.

Our Impact
Our Scholarship Centers
Our four scholarship centers, in Butuan, Cebu, Dumaguete, and Tuguegarao, are welcoming young people from the most underprivileged families. Each center is a place to live together, to eat together, to pray together, to bond together, and to create memories together.
Butuan
Cebu
Dumaguete
Tuguegarao
In our scholarship centers, young people find:
