Our mission is to end the orphan crisis through families. We won’t stop until every vulnerable child has a safe and loving home through family restoration, adoption, or foster care.
Family is the Answer.
Institutional care provides basic needs such as food, shelter, and education, but every child deserves a safe, loving, and permanent family.
Impact generations.
Every life is valuable. Supporting one family has the power to break the cycle of abuse and trauma across generations.
End the orphan crisis.
In the Philippines, Pregnant Women in Crisis (PWIC) may abandon or traffic their children, while 1.8 million orphaned children may never have families. Everybody can respond.
Our journey started as ROHEI Foundation
Watch the story of how Jon and Chrina's personal grief ignited our purpose.
Jon and Chrina Henson established what was then named the "ROHEI Foundation," a reference to their former workplace, ROHEI Learning & Consulting. Although separate legal entities, the corporation provided crucial financial support, demonstrating its belief in our purpose and social responsibility.
Chrina, who turned her full attention to the foundation, formed a dedicated core team that currently leads our efforts for pregnant women in crisis, adoptive and foster families, and advocacy programs. Our cause gained momentum, enabling us to build strong partnerships with governments, businesses, and diverse organizations.
We'll end orphanhood as Generations—Home
Watch our short film based on true stories from our community.
By 2023, we solidified our vision and mission, leading to our new name and focused identity as "Generations—Home."
Today, we're a non-profit organization and licensed Child Placing Agency on a mission to end the orphan crisis.
Five years after being founded, we have 33,437 advocates joining our impact, 101 pregnant women supported, 2,009 families who took their first step towards adoption and foster care, and 86 adopting or fostering through our agency.
Christina Cuna-Henson is involved in community initiatives that drive legislative change, including The Domestic Administrative Adoption and Alternative Child Care Act (RA 11642). Currently, she serves on the Board of Experts for Smart Parenting as their Adoption and Foster Care Expert. In 2022, Women Of The Future recognized her as Highly Commended in the field of media.
Jonathan Henson led brand and marketing at ROHEI, a Learning & Consulting firm based in Singapore. Currently, he's the Brand Strategist and Creative Director of Studio Impact, a branding, marketing, and creative production agency that aims to amplify the good work and impact of purpose-driven organizations..
Based in Manila, the couple oversees the work of Generations—Home and leads their community of adoptive and foster parents. They're parents to their three children: Chloe, who joined their family through adoption, Tony, and Madeline.
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Chrina Cuna-Henson
Executive Director, Co-Founder
Jonathan Henson
Executive Director, Co-Founder
Joselle Malonzo
Director, Adoption & Foster Care
Eunice Noveno
Senior Social Worker
Karissa Valdes
Manager, Pregnant Women in Crisis
Issa Tica
Director, Family Strengthening
Yryca Heart Resada
Social Worker
Andrew Tica
Coordinator, Independent Living Program
Alliah Escalona Diamante
Senior Social Worker
Dianne Laynes
Social Worker
Norma Romero
Coordinator, Pregnant Women in Crisis
Jasmine Buen
Director, Partnerships, Co-Founder
JJ Tolentino
Coordinator, Partnerships
Tina Templa
Director, Advocacy
Lexie Lacanilao
Coordinator, Communications
Riego Tamanio
Media Lead
Precious Satorre
HR and Finance Manager
Jovelyn Martinez
Administrative Assistant
Studio Impact is a brand, marketing and creative agency that serves purpose-driven organizations — telling their stories so that their causes can be known and their good work can be amplified.
Their profits go towards Generations—Home and other social impact causes. When you work with Studio Impact, you are not only investing in your own organization's success, but you are also contributing to causes for good and impacting generations.
Common Good exists to make acts of goodness known—in the shirt you wear, the bag you grab before heading out the door, the card you send your neighbor, and the story you tell your friends.
We advocate by harnessing the power of good design and good storytelling to create good and lasting impact for Filipino orphans, mothers, and families.
We believe that where goodness is common, change becomes real.