Club Kinabuhi, one of Redeeming Zoe’s core prevention programs, began as an after-school initiative that teaches values and child protection lessons to children in vulnerable communities. What started as a small effort has grown into a holistic support program that helps bring lasting change, one family at a time.

“Kinabuhi” means life in Bisaya, the native language of Cebu, a fitting name for a program focused on restoring hope and opportunity in communities affected by hardship.

Club Kinabuhi supports children and families through programs that promote personal development, mentorship, and community support. Families receive monthly food packs, yearly school supplies, and access to guidance, mentorship, and crisis support when needed.

Children and youth also take part in group activities, youth gatherings, camps, and community outreach that help build confidence, strengthen relationships, and encourage positive growth. Through regular gatherings, training opportunities, and supportive mentorship, Club Kinabuhi continues to nurture lives and help create safer, stronger communities one family at a time.