The Preda Foundation has redesigned its home page, www.preda.org, to support, promote, and advance respect for the dignity and rights of children and the work of Preda.
All this great work has been done and is maintained by Preda IT Support Eric Flores and probing volunteer Ms. Maria Vinzon, Founder of Macovin Web Co., at www.macovinweb.co.
Together, they have worked for months on this beautiful and inspiring website that the children deserve. Our many thanks go to them in recognition of their IT skills and dedication.
We at Preda, with all our supporters and with the help of the IT team, have created this new redesigned website to share our news, information, and stories of success as we have reached our 50th anniversary of service this year.
We, as a team, continue working 24/7 with 54 professional Preda staff, implementing a powerful program of rescuing, sheltering, protecting, healing, and empowering the hundreds of children rescued and enabled to live a full, happy life free from fear, abuse, and exploitation. We salute our Board of Trustees, administration personnel, and teams of social workers, therapists, facilitators, and maintenance workers that keep the services going strong.
The sister company, Preda Fair Trade, provides great services to the marginalized farmers in Mindanao through the mango and fruit projects and by helping the families of the indigenous people and their children in Zambales to live a better, more fruitful life by sharing the benefits with the farmers and the Preda children’s homes. Visit: www.predafairtrade.net
This redesigned web site will help you to see the faces of the happy children that have been saved from a life of emotional pain and misery to a new life free from fear and abuse and have been empowered to fight and win justice against their abusers and traffickers, winning an average of twenty convictions every year.
Here are the inspiring stories of survival and victory, journeys from pain to healing and empowerment. Here on www.preda.org, you will find all the information about human trafficking and child abuse.
Also, the great success of saving the unjustly imprisoned children. Releasing them from jails and winning freedom for the youth and children held in sub-human conditions in jails and detention centers and brought out by Preda social workers to the sunshine of freedom, where they are healed and educated and helped start a new life with aftercare and concern.
See the most recent daily news posts on www.preda.org and be enlightened and inspired for the rest of your day and life.
