The Philippine Migrant Health Network (PMHN)

PMHN is an inter-agency, multi-stakeholder network for migrant health, composed of members from the government and non-government agencies as well as the academe, civil society organizations, private sector and international organizations

The PMHN Logo

The heart (in Philippine flag colors) symbolizes broader healthcare commitment in promoting the welfare of and shaping the future of the health of migrants. It shows the partnership and collaboration of the stakeholders: government, international organizations, civil society partners, migrants and other stakeholders, in promoting the health and welfare of migrants and their families.

The globe represents the countries where human resources are needed, and the 4 people symbolizes the different human resources both professional and non-professional that the Philippines has and is employed in the different parts of the world.

This is a product of integrating the three logo study designs which embody the unity and oneness of the network in the protection and promotion of the health of migrants and Filipinos overseas through the collective efforts of different stakeholders such as different government agencies, civil society and non-government organizations, academe, private sectors and international health partners.

WHAT IS MIGRATION
The movement of a person or a group of persons, either across an international border or within a State; a population movement; encompassing any kind of movement of people, whatever its length, composition and cause.
WHO ARE THE MIGRANTS
Person who moves from one place to another either across borders or within a state.
WHAT IS MIGRATION CYCLE
Is the entire process of migration composed of different phases – pre-departure, travel, destination, return, and interception.
WHO ARE THE OVERSEAS FILIPINOS (OFS)
Any Filipino residing or working outside of the Philippines; includes Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), both land- and sea-based, and their families, as well as undocumented/irregular migrants, victims of trafficking-inpersons, permanent residents, dual citizens, Exchange Visitor Program participants, and international students.
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