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The Rotary Club of Diliman supports the livelihood program by<br />

providing materials for training on soft trade industries and crafts. These<br />

trainings provide Molave residents with opportunities to develop skills<br />

for earning a living when they go back to their respective communities.<br />

The Albert Schweitzer Association of the Philippines helps out with the<br />

medical needs and provides legal assistance to the minors. Religious<br />

groups like the Daughters of Mary Immaculate, the Claretian<br />

Missionaries, the Xavierian Missionaries, and Youth for Christ, regularly<br />

provide formal and non-formal spiritual and values formation activities.<br />

The barangay officials and offices in Quezon City, on the other hand,<br />

help in the after-care program by monitoring and supervising activities<br />

of released minors in their communities.<br />

Model Modality<br />

The Molave Youth Home has been in existence for over 30 years. This<br />

fact alone is testament to the validity of its organizational model and the<br />

modality and approach to rehabilitation that it has adopted and<br />

implemented. Its approach to youth detention service, which puts<br />

emphasis on rehabilitation and assistance for emotional health and<br />

growth, brings significant changes in the personality, character and lives<br />

of youth-in-conflict-with-the-law. Based on feedback from other<br />

coordinating agencies like the National Training School for Boys and<br />

the Albert Schweitzer Association of the Philippines, Molave Youth Home<br />

wards can be easily identified from detainees referred by other agencies<br />

because they are disciplined, well-behaved and courteous. Even<br />

personnel from human rights organizations who frequently visit the facility<br />

have expressed their admiration for the Home, how it is maintained,<br />

and how rehabilitative programs are effectively implemented.<br />

This effective implementation of its rehabilitation program has earned<br />

the Molave Youth Home broad recognition from many sectors.<br />

In 2004 the Department of Health gave the Molave Youth Home an<br />

award for being the second most outstanding detention center for high<br />

marks in the Health Promotion and Health Process indicators.<br />

The Molave Youth Home experience is currently being used by<br />

universities in Metro Manila as a social laboratory for their students in<br />

sociology, social work, psychology and urban issues and concerns.<br />

Apart from this, the Molave Youth Home serves as a showcase both<br />

of the Quezon City government and the Philippines to local and foreign<br />

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