This ministry is headed up by Pam and Martin Scott (POC boys' house parents).

After a short time of being in the Philippines, Pam and Martin felt called to reach out to the tribal communities. After much prayer, they felt God leading them to the Aeta Tribe in Canaynayan.

In order to reach out to the nomadic tribes, initially it is necessary to gain their trust. They therefore spent time establishing relationships with the people by giving medical assistance and helping with hospital visits. They then began livelihood projects such as sewing lessons and instruction in basic carpentry.

Pam and Martin realised that a lot of the diseases they encountered were due to lack of sanitation and a clean water supply. In response to this need, Martin led a team of Aetas in building latrines. They also prayed as to where to dig a well. It was important to find the right place as there was no access for machinery, so all the digging had to be done by hand. After digging 37 feet, the Aetas grew weary and disillusioned. Coming from a background of witchcraft, the Aetas decided to offer a sacrifice of chickens. Martin explained to them that this would be an abomination to God, and suggested that they pray for the Lord to provide the water supply. When they returned to the site, water was already welling up.

Martin and the team installed a pipe, a hand pump, and also a header tank which provides water to the nipa huts. This has made a vast difference to the Aeta's quality of life - obviously reducing disease.

Though Canaynayan is difficult to reach and almost impossible during the rainy season, the team shows great commitment and determination despite this, and the church has been built and established.

From this outreach, POC has also been able to give the Aeta children the opportunity of living in the children's home whilst receiving education at the POC Christian Academy.