Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy Family Awareness Support Group.Ph Inc. - ce-faj ph

03/04/2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partner LGU Ubay, Acting Mayor Hon. Constantino H. Reyes, Mr. June Homer B. Tabudlong, RSW (MSWDO), and Hon. Vincent “Doc Vincent” T. Maximilian Entero for supporting inclusive programs for children with Cerebral Palsy.

Thank you to our valued partners and sponsors: Mr. Neil Wilson of Shekinah and team, Giant Carrier of CLC Marketing, Hello Glow of Ever Bilena, Galang Family of Lyn’s Online Shop, Mr. Hemmelman, and our longtime partners Jim and Saan with their Podtrons, for helping make this event possible.

We also acknowledge the dedication of our Volunteer Team: Team Strong and Brave Theo, Tr. Angel, Tr. Angie, Tr. Rayne, Tr. Kathleen, together with Tr Ryan and the STAC Ubay team, whose service and compassion made this meaningful gathering possible.

Also thanks to Ptr. Ken Rose, Ms. Maria Darlene Tagayong, RN, and Ms. Mary Vic Daigan, RN (DOH Ubay) for their presence and support.

Together, we empower 40 kids and their families, strengthen communities, and create inclusive opportunities for children with Cerebral Palsy.

26/03/2026

24/03/2026

Congratulations, Mommy Mary Joy Tolentino! It's indeed God is with us! Jai s future is better with you now!

24/03/2026

LIBRENG THERAPY PARA SA APRIL
para sa batang may cerebral palsy

Para sumali:
Ipadala ang sumusunod sa viber or whatsapp 0917-1894664
> pangalan ng bata
> edad at kasarian
> diagnosis
> video ng bata

24/03/2026

17/03/2026

The Lord is faithful to His promises.
He will reveal hidden riches!

We invite you to this year's Family Camp that we may together discover how God sees us -- fearfully and wonderfully made!

16/03/2026

Our hearts are full after the successful Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Training held last March 14, 2026 at Gems Hotel and Conference Center. 💕

To all the amazing mommas and attendees who showed up with open hearts and a genuine passion to support fellow mothers, THANK YOU for committing your time and energy for this purposeful journey! Your willingness to learn will surely create ripples of support for many mothers and families in our community not only for today but also for generations to come.🤱🤰

We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to our generous sponsors whose support helped make this training possible.

Once again special thanks to:
ESSENtials For Daily Living
Mother Nurture
Galacto Bombs
MomZ
WonderMama
RiRi's World

With one heart, we continue to build a community where mothers feel supported, informed and never alone in their breastfeeding, babywearing and especially in time of struggles in their parenting journey. 🫂🥰🤝

We look forward to seeing you again in the next ones. More meaningful gatherings are on the way! 🫶 Watch out for it!

15/03/2026

We offer Developmental Assessments to help parents better understand their child’s development, strengths, and areas where support may be helpful. Early assessment can open the door to the right interventions and support for your child’s future. 💛

👶 For children ages 1–12
📍 Paradahan 1, Tanza, Cavite (Beside Barangay Hall)
📅 Limited assessment slots available

A Developmental Assessment can help you:
✅ Detect possible developmental delays early
✅ Understand your child’s behavior, communication, and social skills
✅ Get professional guidance on next steps and support
✅ Feel confident in supporting your child’s growth

✨ The earlier we understand, the better we can support your child.

📩 Send us a message today to reserve a slot.

15/03/2026

When Christina Santhouse was just eight years old, she contracted a super rare neurological condition called Rasmussen’s encephalitis. It caused her brain to misfire so violently that she was suffering from up to 150 seizures every single day.

Her body was shutting down, and medication wasn't working. To save her life, doctors gave her parents a terrifying, extreme ultimatum.

They had to perform a radical 14-hour surgery called a hemispherectomy, where they completely removed the entire right side of her brain.

Most people assumed she would be severely cognitively impaired or entirely dependent on care for the rest of her life.

But the remaining left half of Christina’s brain literally rewired itself to take over the jobs of the missing right half. While she lost some motor function on the left side of her body, her personality, her memories, and her intelligence remained completely intact.

She didn't just survive the surgery. She absolutely thrived.

Christina went on to graduate high school, earn her master's degree, and become a speech-language pathologist so she could dedicate her life to helping other people.