IMPACT REPORT 2023

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Filipinos and individuals of different nationalities come from diverse backgrounds. We have worked with a range of communities, including tribal areas, cities with high rates gl human trafficking, campus ministries for elementary, high school, and college students, and community outreach Programs where Filipinos volunteer with government agencies to help youth. During our outreach programs, we provide a space for them to hear the gospel, learn more about Jesus, and create open doors for discipleship. This spiritual journey can be taken on a local level or with us in YWAM Philippines Impact. We offer multiple tracks to develop skill sets that are necessary for specific focuses in our strategic missions.

These tracks include medical sports, media, strategic outreach, and the fundamentals needed to make a successful impact for God's glory in any profession, location, phase of life, or sector of society to which God sends you after the lecture phase in the training school. The training school leads to a strategic outreach collaboration, where a full-time team works across the country with different sectors of society, bringing them through the outreach experience.The team collaborates with participants, letting them see firsthand what if's like to partner with local leaders in the areas for which they have been trained

We take them to unreached people groups in mountainous tribal areas on isolated islands.

We also bring them into heavily populated, dense locations in Metro Manila. Our efforts exterd la elementary and high schools, college campuses, neighborhoods, and Filipino househdide

We also reach out to the neighboring locals who reside near a nearby church. We offer opportunities for individuals to preach the gospel, empower and train the church, work alongside the church, and participate in the church to learn from them as well. We strive to create synergistic relationships with both missionaries in training and local leaders in long-term movemente

In addition to working with other professionals engaged in long-term work, such as discipleship-making movements and educators with whom we're developing a Christian curriculum, we also connect them with government leaders. This helps them see the impact they're making not just locally but also on a city-wide level. We integrate these movements into the national plans of leaders with whom we've been collaborating for years. These plans target the entira country as a united, collaborative effort. This strategy fosters relational unity and depth and also prevents us from duplicating efforts or recreating what has already been established.