The slow trial process is not just inefficiency—it is cruelty by delay. Each postponement, each rescheduled hearing, each absent witness is a small knife twisted slowly into the gut of the accused. Judges know this. Prosecutors know this. Jail officers see this every day.

How do you stitch back a life unraveled, piece by piece, day by day? How do you find your footing when the world you knew has changed its rules, its rhythms, its face? How do you reclaim a family you left as children—now grown, with children of their own? How do you chase again the dreams that once waited patiently, only to grow old with you?

Welkam sa buhay laya, kosa.

What has been done: We end 2024 on a positive note as we look forward to new opportunities in the coming year to expand our advocacy to...

What has been done: For the month of November our Community Bail Bond Program continued to reach more PDL who deserve to be released from...

From October 21-27, the entire nation commemorated the annual National Correctional Consciousness Week (NACOCOW)

Si Kristine ay nagsusumikap na maintindihan ang kanyang ama, at ang pag-alam ng tunay na dahilan ng problema ay susi sa pagpapagaling.

Kristine is working to understand her father's behavior, believing that finding out what’s really wrong is key to healing.

COMMUNITY BAIL BOND UPDATE - 01 JUN - 05 JULY 2024

What has been done: For the month of March our Community Bail Bond Program continued to reach more PDL who deserve to be released from...

PDLs and CICLs would be assisted soon with their liberties restored, their dignity regained and that their lives are eventually rebuilt.

Support for our prisons & prisoners would benefit all of society in terms of lower rates of recidivism & increased sense of public safety

PRESO Inc facilitated a follow up workshop conducted by Dr. Raymund Narag for the CRACMP implementers at Manila and QC Jail Male Dorms

From November 9 to 15 our PRESO CBB Program Field Officers distributed care packages to 68 of our CBB Participants

The funds were solicited from our ever reliable friends of PRESO including Bro. Ruben de Lara, RJ Limpo, and other generous benefactors.

In the long run, support for our prisons and prisoners as a whole would benefit all of society in terms of lower rates of recidivism.

What has been done: It has been nine months since the start of our Community Bail Bond Program and we continue with our advocacy despite...

What has been done: We begin our advocacy for the new year with a renewed resolve to expand upon the gains we were able to achieve in...

Rev. Fr. Noel Gatchalian, PRESO Inc. Board Member, celebrated the Holy Mass at Quezon City Mail Dorm.

Panglima sa mga lumaya sa pamamagitan ng Community Bail Bond