Our programs
The work responds to urgent needs while building the skills, confidence, relationships, and opportunities that help people move forward.
Disaster relief
Teams bring practical relief to disaster-affected communities. Recovery support can include psychological first aid and connections to livelihood training so emergency assistance becomes a bridge toward stability.
Feeding program
Community feeding serves nutritious meals to public-school children, seniors, hospital patients, persons deprived of liberty, people experiencing homelessness, and neighbors in need. Recovered materials describe HAPAG—Hain ng Pagasa—and the current HABAG at MALASAKIT initiative: meals offered with compassion, relationship, and hope.
Livelihood projects
Livelihood activities include baking, candle making, organic farming, and mushroom production. The work especially encourages women and young farmers to value the land and build community and family farming. Participants learn practical skills and may receive starter materials for small income-generating work.
Recovery and reintegration
Ako Ang Saklay’s work with persons who have used drugs helped shape its community-based drug rehabilitation program, including support in detention settings. Care, livelihood opportunity, family and community participation, human dignity, shared mission, and shared responsibility guide recovery and reintegration.
Education and scholarships
Scholarships, tutorials, formation, and accommodation support young people who want to study, including learners from remote and tribal communities who otherwise travel long distances to reach school.
Other services
Leadership development, counseling, parenting support, retreats, formation, and empowerment.
Rights, accessibility, opportunity, mobility, and empowerment support, plus coordination with partners providing wheelchairs and prostheses.
Short-term sanctuary, assessment, and referral for people who need specialized protection or care.
Community medical checkups, health support, and vaccination activities for underserved groups.
Listening circles, prayer, retreats, values formation, and shared community life that recognize every person’s equal dignity and voice.
Advocacy and practical action for social protection, the common good, and responsible stewardship of land and community resources.
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