AFICS Philippines
Association of Former
International Civil Servants
Association of Former
International Civil Servants
We safeguard your retirement peace of mind. This pillar is dedicated to tracking your hard-earned UN pensions, protecting your benefits, and ensuring your families stay financially secure.
We extend the UN spirit of service into local communities. This pillar empowers retirees to drive meaningful change through volunteer outreach and civic advocacy.
We champion your health at every stage of aging. This pillar focuses on navigating medical insurance and finding reliable, dignified long-term care solutions for your changing needs.
We celebrate the enduring bonds of our UN family. This pillar brings us together for lively social networking, lifelong learning, and unforgettable travel adventures with fellow explorers.
The Association of Former International Civil Servants – Philippines (AFICS Philippines) is an association of retirees and long-serving employees of the United Nations and its associated agencies. Our vision is to create a vibrant community where members continue to live with security, fulfillment, and a strong sense of purpose.
AFICS is led by the following governance and working committees:
§ Health
§ Outreach
AFICS Philippines grounds its member and community services in four core pillars: financial security, health management, civic purpose, and social connection. The Association ensures long-term stability by tracking UN pension scheme updates and addressing critical gaps in retiree health insurance, particularly regarding uncovered long-term and assisted living care. Simultaneously, it empowers members to remain active global citizens through volunteer outreach and civic advocacy, while cultivating a vibrant, joyful community through organized travel, networking events, and shared adventures. You can find more in these sections.
Connect with fellow retirees, participate in engaging activities, and be part of a supportive community!
Maribel Mitnick, UN IRMCT
Aurora Corpuz, WHO
Isabel Rellevo, UNDP
Tomas Africa, ESCAP SIAP
Judith Puyat Magnaye, UNICEF
Melindi Malang, UN OCHA
Ernesto Pernia, ILO
Elena Pernia, UNESCO
Dr. Jaz Lapitan - WHO
Noel Soriano - UNDP
Gwen Fernandez - UNICEF