“A leader who takes advantage of the poor is like a hard rain that destroys the crops.”
Proverbs 28:3, ERVMoral Recovery & Spiritual Enhancement
Promoting integrity, discipline, positive Filipino values, spiritual growth, and responsible citizenship in government institutions and communities.
Introduction
Several moral issues in the country are linked to poverty, limited moral education and training, weak systems of discipline, unethical behavior, and the failure of some institutions to consistently teach and model good moral character, particularly among children.
Two urgent concerns are the continuing problem of corruption in government and the use of prohibited drugs. These issues highlight the need to strengthen integrity, character, accountability, discipline, and values formation across all sectors of society.
Filipinos of all ages and all sectors of society are encouraged to actively participate in the national campaign for moral recovery.
Proclamation No. 62, s. 1992, Section 1Vision, Mission & Goals
Vision
A God-centered and empowered Filipino people living in unity, justice, freedom, love, and peace, supported by a democratic, responsive, effective, graft-free, transparent, and self-corrective government with professional, competent, disciplined, and trustworthy civil and military servants.
Mission
To recover and promote positive Filipino values as a source of moral consensus, national identity, and pride.
Goals
To strengthen the moral resources of the Filipino people rooted in Filipino culture, values, and ideals that are pro-God, pro-people, pro-country, and pro-nature.
Values We Promote
Maka-Diyos
Faith, humility, moral courage, and respect for spiritual values.
Maka-Tao
Human dignity, compassion, justice, and respect for every person.
Maka-Bayan
Patriotism, responsible citizenship, integrity, and public service.
Maka-Kalikasan
Stewardship, environmental responsibility, and care for creation.
Programs, Projects & Activities
Nationwide Moral Recovery Program
Conduct nationwide moral-recovery activities for government officials and employees, non-government organizations, civil-society groups, and communities.
Good Manners and Right Conduct
Advocate for the institutionalization and strengthening of Good Manners and Right Conduct education in the school curriculum.
Leadership Collaboration
Collaborate with national and local leaders, government institutions, faith-based organizations, and partner groups to accelerate the implementation of moral recovery initiatives.