Facilities
Rehoboth has a small resource room/library, an eco-learning farm and are currently building a workshop centre.
Amenities for the Children
Rehoboth provides rooms to study as well as recreational spaces, a library and a small farm.

Girls' and Boys' Houses
The residents live together in two houses, one for girls and one for boys, situated close to each other. The Rehoboth office is located in the girls’ house compound where there is also a volunteer house and resource room.

Covered playground
The residents enjoy playing in the small playground at Rehoboth with swings, slides, seesaws, climbing frames and balance bars. There is also a covered court where basketball and volleyball are frequently played.

Resources room
Rehoboth is equipped with a small resource centre with a library of both fiction and reference books, in both English and Filipino. There is also a study and computer area for the children and young people to use for their studies and homework.
Santa Maria Full Gospel Church
The church is located beside Rehoboth and meets every Sunday. The children and young people are actively involved in the services with local community members also attending the church. REAP students are encouraged to attend their own local churches and also meet regularly with staff members who give them spiritual support and guidance.

Eco-Learning Farm (ELF)
The ELF was established in 2010 and is a half a hectare sized horticulture garden, demonstrating the organic way of farming vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, small and big fruit-bearing trees as well as forest trees.
There is also a fish pond. The residents help in the farm regularly by watering the plants, weeding, sweeping up the leaves, helping with planting and landscaping.

Eco-Learning Centre (ELC)
The Eco-Learning Centre is a building located on the farm which is made from ‘bottleblocks’ which are plastic bottles filled with non-biodegradeabe plastic. The idea being to encourage people not to burn their plastics but recycle them.
The ELC is used as an additional place for meetings and seminars, and has a simple kitchen beside it and a room upstairs for sleeping.

Eco-Workshop Centre (EWC)
The EWC is still under construction as donations are given. It is a two-storey building which will have a ground floor workshop used for the training and production of income generating projects of the Home involving our residents, REAP and Independent Living beneficiaries and other members of the community. It will also be used as a place to display finished livelihood products.
The first floor will be a small conference room that can be used as a venue for staff meetings, seminars, group meetings with the children and the community or other meetings with partner organisations that come for a visit.
