Who We Are
The Maranao People Development Center (MARADECA) Inc. located at Brgy. Poonamarantao Ragayan, Municipality of Marantao in the Province of Lanao del Sur, with satellite offices in cities of Iligan, Zamboanga, Basilan and Sulu. It is a non- stock, non-profit, and non-government service oriented Institution. It was conceived within the framework of Peace-Building Framework to address the needs of the Moro People in their quest for socio economic advancement.
MARADECA was founded on June 1998, through the collective efforts of concerned individuals. It was officially registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Cagayan de Oro City on August 26, 1999 under Registration No. H199900444. MARADECA firmly believes that development must be a concerted effort by all stakeholders, and the voice for change has to come from the community itself.
Programs and Services
01.
Community and Sustainable Development (CSD)
This program focuses on sustainable community development, integrated social services, and local economic and agricultural development in the Bangsamoro which has 3 components such as Sustainable Agriculture and Enterprise Development, Education and Health and Emergency.
02.
Peace Building and Governance Program (PeaceGov)
This program is a collaborative approach that facilitates peace building and good governance advocacy. It also strengthens communities in championing good governance and peace-building.
03.
Institutional Development Program (InstiDev)
It focuses in strengthening the systems, procedures, programs and services of the institution. It provides special attention in strengthening information management system, human resource development, mechanisms for resource generation and establish collaborations and partnerships with local, national and international organizations and institutions that work for community development.
Impact Stories
Changed lives
From timid, shy and introvert individuals, members of the Maranao Bolayoka Youth Organization (MBYO) have blossomed into more confident youth to lead outreach programs and interact with the coummunities in need.
“We never thought that the grant support we have received will change our lives as individual and as a group,” said Norlaila Abdulganie, 33 years old, and president of MBYO
Navigating Challenges to Ensure Immunization: A Midwife Dedication
“The journey towards immunization coverage is not without challenges”
The unwavering dedication, selflessness, compassion and commitment to serve people jaunting in the aisle of ardent needs earned a legacy and reputations that will be nurtured in the minds and heart of some 4,136 in residents of Barangay Litayin, Bongo Island. This is the story of Kairia L. Mustapha, a 33-years old mother, a devoted midwife, and a dedicated healthcare worker.
