Invest in food security
in the Bicol Region.
Bicol Food Security Network Inc. is a local, SEC-registered, non-stock, non-profit organization in Baao, Camarines Sur, Philippines. We work with government agencies, international organizations, embassies, foundations and companies to help families eat well and recover faster from disasters.
Local reach across six provinces.
The Bicol Region is one of the areas of the Philippines most often in the path of typhoons. We work with barangays, schools and local government units, and we speak the languages of the communities we serve: English, Filipino, Bikol and Rinconada.
Office: San Felipe St, Buluang, Baao, Camarines Sur 4432, Philippines.
Four programs, one goal: zero hunger.
Our work supports Sustainable Development Goal 2, Zero Hunger. Funding can go to a program, a province or a specific community.
Food assistance and disaster response
Typhoon-ready food kits, food packs for families and senior citizens, and food assistance when disasters strike.
Community nutrition and feeding
Community feeding, Feed a Child and Nanay Nutrition, with schools, barangays and upland communities.
Household and community food production
Gulayan sa Bahay home gardens, school and barangay community gardens, and buying food from local farmers.
Capacity building and partnerships
Farmer training days, a volunteer academy, school pantry support and barangay food security planning.
Support that fits your mandate.
Program grants
Fund one of our four programs, or a project within it, with agreed reporting.
Implementing partner
Work with us as your local partner in Bicol for food, nutrition and disaster response projects.
In-kind and logistics
Food, seeds, tools, storage and transport for our programs and emergency response.
Technical support
Expertise in nutrition, agriculture, disaster risk reduction or organizational development.
Corporate social responsibility
Company give-back days, employee volunteering and sponsored food packs.
From Australia and overseas
We receive funds only through our bank account in our registered name, and include them in our published financial reports.
Accountable from day one.
Our Board of Trustees adopted 56 policies on 26 September 2026 (Board Resolution No. 009). The key policies are published on our website. Funders can ask us for the full set.
Child Safeguarding, and Adult and Vulnerable Persons Safeguarding
Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption, and Whistleblower Protection
Conflict of Interest and Related-Party Transactions
Humanitarian Principles and Disaster Response
Non-Discrimination and Beneficiary Selection, and Political Neutrality
Complaints and Grievance Handling, Data Privacy, and Food Safety
Tell us what you have in mind.
Ask us for our organizational profile, governance documents or a project proposal.
Email partners@bicolfsn.org
0991 247 7295 · Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (Philippine time)