About Us
What is BuCor Love Foundation?
The BuCor Love Foundation Inc. (Philippines)
is your special non-stock, non-profit, non-political organization, duly registered with
the Philippines' Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC Reg. Cert. No. CN200917500),
composed of officials from the Bureau of Corrections and dedicated inmate leaders from
the various camps of the New Bilibid Prison, having one heart and one goal – "To provide
and impart to inmates who shall be released from prison – appropriate technical, livelihood,
management or entrepreneurial skills training that would match awaiting job placement
opportunities, and lessons on viable income-generating projects inclusive of the needed
capital to jump-start their own small-scale enterprise or industry; once they are
reintegrated back to the mainstream of society."
LOVE stands for Livelihood Opportunities: Volunteers for Ex-offenders.
This is in response to the call to “Reach Out and Give Second Chance, the Way to restore the Dignity of Inmates.” to address the short, medium and long-term concerns needed for this country to be at par with ASEAN neighbors, through concerted efforts from the public and private sectors.
The BuCor Love Foundation Inc. focuses on
two aspects - from the In-Care Reformation of INMATES, to the Aftercare Programs of
EX-OFFENDERS. It is only through GENUINE TRANSFORMATION that we can Make This Country
A Safer Place to Live.
Purpose
1. To inspire and motivate inmates while in confinement to reform and transform through
innovative, complimentary and augment rehabilitation programs for them to become
responsible and law abiding members of the mainstream society once released from
incarceration;
2. To provide and impart to inmates work opportunities and skills training on
income-generating projects for gainful employment or productive undertakings upon
release;
3. To advocate for society’s awareness, compassion and acceptance towards released
prisoners and their families’ reintegration as part of the community in the spirit
of reconciliation and understanding, in order to eradicate the stigma of released
prisoners who are branded as “Ex-convicts”;
4. To invite partners or cooperators from the government, non-government organizations,
religious volunteer organizations, civic organizations and private sectors for the
implementation and logistical support among others;
5. To ensure that target beneficiaries of the program upon completion of their trainings
and upon release, or while still in confinement, shall have become productive by way of
job placements or by being engaged in income-generating activities.
Foundation Core Values
BuCor.Love Committees
The Executive Advisory Committee
The Reformation Committee
The Aftercare Committee
BuCor.Love Offices
BuCor.Love Communities
United Council of Christian Communities
Catholic Community
Muslim Community
Chinese Community
Reflexology Team
Bilibid Malinis
Senior Citizens & PWD Communities
PILCO Workers
MPO
BLFI Security Force
