Rotary Community Corps
ILaw ng Tahanan
Peace and Wellness Center.
A safe space for mothers,
children and youths.
To heal. To learn. To grow.
To build peace from within.
To advance mental health.
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VISION
VISION
A world where mothers feel seen, heard and valued while embracing motherhood with confidence, joy and greater inner peace.
MISSION
MISSION
To create a holistic wellness center offering peer support and personal development programs
where every mother's journey is
met with dignity, respect and commitment to the whole well-being.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
PEACE, RESILIENCE AND MENTAL WELLNESS
PEACE, RESILIENCE AND MENTAL WELLNESS
Increasing awareness through education and open conversations.
Trauma informed approach, mindfulness, circle gatherings.
PEER SUPPORT GROUP
PEER SUPPORT GROUP
Facilitating change and uplifting lives.
Connecting people together to support each other.
Building capacity and resilience.
Helping others feel seen, heard and valued.
LIVELIHOOD SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
LIVELIHOOD SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Partnering with various organizations and stakeholders
Providing opportunities for income producing activities.
A THRIVING WELLNESS CENTRE
A THRIVING WELLNESS CENTRE
Offering various peace and health promoting activities and opportunities
for personal growth and development.
Questions?
Questions?
Contact ghdc74@gmail.com
to get more information on the project
The Rotary Club of Tiaong-Hiyas and the RCC Ilaw ng Tahanan
"STRENGTHENING TOGETHER"
Resources:
"Creating and Facilitating Peer Support Groups", Center for Community Health and Development University of Kansas
"Healing Circles", Healing Circles Global
"Making the Case for Peer Support", Report to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, July 2016
"Maternal Mental Health", World Health Organization
"Peer Support", Mind for Better Mental Health, 2019
"Philippines WHO Special Initiative for Mental Health Situational Assessment", World Health Organization, 2020
"Predictors of postpartum depression and the utilization of postpartum depression services in rural areas in the Philippines", Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, July 2019
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