Biga Girlstown
Philippines
School Facts
Year Opened : 1985
Capacity : 3500 girls
Sisters onsite : 34
Teachers onsite : 76
Transforming Young Lives at Biga Girlstown Philippines
The Sisters of Mary began their mission at Biga Girlstown Philippines in 1985, providing education, care, and support to girls living in extreme poverty. Alongside the school, the Sisters operate a small medical clinic that serves the healthcare needs of both students and the local community in Cavite. Their compassionate service gives these young girls confidence, stability, and renewed hope for a brighter future.
At Biga Girlstown, students receive three nutritious meals a day, full-time care, and access to regular medical and health support. They sleep safely in clean dormitories surrounded by new friends and experience the joy of a proper childhood—something many never had before arriving. Through the Sisters’ dedication, these girls are not only surviving but thriving.
Vocational Training at Biga Girlstown Philippines
At Biga Girlstown Philippines, the girls receive hands-on vocational training in high-demand fields such as computer system servicing, computer programming, graphic design, nursing, dressmaking, cooking, and bookkeeping. This practical education prepares them for meaningful careers and financial independence after graduation.
Many graduates secure employment with respected companies like Hitachi, Panasonic, Regan Industrial, and Orbis Precision. Their training opens doors to careers as bookkeepers, accountants, teachers, IT professionals, doctors, and dentists. The impact of their time at school goes far beyond the classroom—setting them on a path to long-term success and self-reliance.
All of this is made possible through the generosity of compassionate donors like you. With your support, the Sisters of Mary can continue to empower girls from the poorest communities through education, care, and hope for the
