the study focused on the Perspectives of Seasoned Social Workers in Supporting Abuse Children and their Families in a Philippine setting. This study employed a hermeneutic phenomenological research design based on Colaizzi's data analysis method to elicit participant experiences, better understand, and investigate social workers' perspectives, emotions, and reactions connected to their work with abused children. Moreover, the participants of the study are the ten social workers of the Province of Cebu, this number was determined using data saturation. Likewise, the researchers used a purposive sampling design in which participants were purposefully selected based on their experience of abuse. The study generated four themes, these are: (1) Unveiling Hidden Forms of Abuse, (2) Building Bridges Through Intervention and Support, (3) Cultivating Self-Care and Professional Growth, and (4) Seeds of Change.

Social Workers, Abused Children, Philippines