Advocacy. Educating communities about deafness and hearing impairments, preventions, treatments, and services.
Massive ear and hearing screening. Identifying children and adults who are at risk of deafness, or diagnosed with ear diseases or hearing impairment.
Provision of medical assistance. Connecting individuals in need with support in the form of finances, services, or devices.
Provision of hearing services and devices that are accessible and affordable to those in need.
Orientation and training of parents of hearing-impaired individuals, and grassroots workers on the subject of primary ear care.
Evaluation and assessment of clients for fitting of prosthesis, orthosis, custom-made wheelchair, and other assistive devices.
Assistance for indigent clients through social screening and sponsorship for their physical rehabilitation services and devices.
Physical therapy and advice on continuing home-care and rehabilitation for patients.
Manufacturing prosthetics such as artificial legs, leg braces, special seats, and walkers, using International Committee of the Red Cross polypropylene material, as well as fittings and adjustments.
Dynamic Gait training.
Psycho-social Activities for self-awareness and personality development, counseling, group work dynamics, and socialization.
Clinical Physical Therapy Internship Program. We provide real-life work and learning experiences to students who wish to pursue clinical physical therapy.
Direct services. Medical assistance, social screenings, and sponsorship for cataract surgeries and other eye treatments.
Massive eye screening in communities. Identifying underprivileged children and adults with eye problems or diseases who we or our partners would be able to help.
Support for public high school students. We provide spectacles and low-division devices to high school students in public schools who may not be able to afford it.
Awareness, training, and mobilization of grassroots workers and volunteers on primary eye care detection, and early intervention and prevention of blindness and low vision.
Direct services. Disability prevention and rehabilitation screenings for persons with disabilities in the communities, assessment of disabilities, home-based care, therapy and training in activities for daily living, referrals and medical assistance, and procurement of rehabilitation devices.
Inclusion and integration. Promoting education and provision of scholarships for children with disabilities.
Advocacy and promotion of awareness on disabilities, programs, and legislation.
Capacity-building. Training for self-help groups and developing parents of PWDs in rehabilitation, advocacy, organizational development, group work, and organizing parent groups.
Resource mobilization. Orienting, recruiting, training community volunteers and health workers in disability prevention and rehabilitation, mobilizing them and parents to conduct local fundraising to support their community activities.
Collaboration and networking. Joint implementation of disability-related activities or programs in partnership with LGU and NGOs, civic groups, or people’s organizations.