OFW Family Circle Overview

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The OFW Family Circle is an organized group of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families that is united to deliver programs and services in partnership with government agencies. It…

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  • Introduction
  • Definition
  • Vision
  • Mission
  • Goal
  • Inspirational Message

OFW Family Circle

 An organized group of OFWs and their families


emboldened by shared vision, mission and goals
that bind them together to initiate activities and
deliver the programs and services in partnership
with the Overseas Workers Welfare
Administration and in collaboration and
coordination with the LGUs, other government
agencies and non-government agencies for the
promotion, protection and welfare of its
members and clienteles.
 Federation of OFW’s and their Families who
are united and empowered in gearing
towards sustainable development.
 To deliver responsive programs for the
promotion, protection and welfare of OFW’s
and their Families.
 Educate clienteles’ on programs and services.
 Disseminate information affecting OFW’s and
Families.
 Uplift socio-economic condition.
 Acquire support from partner agencies.
 Respond to the needs of the OFC’s.
 Deliver appropriate interventions to the
emerging needs.
 open engagement and active involvement with
other sectoral organizations that cater the needs
of OFW’s and their Families.
I learned to give
not because I have much.
But, because I know exactly
how it feels
to have nothing

OFW Family Circle
An organized group of OFWs and their families 
emboldened by shared vision, mission and goals 
that bind them together to in
Federation of OFW’s and their Families who 
are united and empowered in gearing 
towards sustainable development.
To deliver responsive programs for the 
promotion, protection and welfare of OFW’s 
and their Families.
Educate clienteles’ on programs and services.
Disseminate information affecting OFW’s and 
Families.
Uplift socio-economic
I learned to give 
not because I have much.
But, because I know exactly 
how it feels 
to have nothing

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