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Awareness Champion

"Change starts with me, and I inspire others to do the same."

PHP 100 / month

Inspire care and concern in the Philippines. Become an Awareness Champion.

For students, young professionals, or first-time donors who want to give consistently, stay informed, and grow as advocates for change.

Empowerment Champion

"Lifting lives, creating opportunities, and inspiring hope."

PHP 1,000 / month

Break the cycle of helplessness. Become an Empowerment Champion.

For active professionals and socially conscious individuals who want to both donate and get directly involved through volunteering.

Sustainability Champion

"I plant seeds for lasting change."

PHP 10,000 / month

End dependence. Create sustainable change. Become a Sustainability Champion.

For business owners, philanthropic individuals, or corporate leaders ready to make a long-term, high-impact investment in social change.

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We meet national standards and follow all required regulations.

Official Network Partner

We work with trusted groups to improve our programs.

Transparent Operations

We value honestly and openness in everything we do.

Proven Community Impact

Recognized for creating real, positive change in the lives we serve.

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Joining the Champions for Change

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ABOUT US

Sorok Uni Foundation Inc. is a non-profit organization for change that works for and with: Persons Affected by Leprosy (PALs), Individuals and Families in Street Situations, Underprivileged Children, Disadvantaged Indigenous Peoples, Online Sexually Abused and Exploited Children (OSAEC) and Persons with Disability (PWDs). We help the above mentioned marginalized sectors in the Philippines through facilitating their empowerment as individuals and communities and by advancing their interests as a group. Our ways of helping are designed to capacitate fellow Filipinos to help themselves and become significant contributors to nation-building of the Philippines. This is aligned with our vision of having A PHILIPPINES WITHOUT FORGOTTEN NEIGHBORS.

Interested? Send us a message

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Message from Chairman

Welcome Friends,

 As the Founder and Chairman of SOROK UNI FOUNDATION, INC, I am proud to be a part of a community which aims to emancipate forgotten neighbors in the Philippines from social stigma and lowest level of poverty through empowerment and building sustainable communities, and where compassion, service, and dedication are the cornerstones of mission. Our journey began with a simple vision: a Philippines without forgotten neighbors, and each day, with your support, we are turning that vision into reality. 

Thanks to our passionate volunteers, generous donors, and the hard work of our staff, we have been able to reach out to countless individuals and communities.

 Our website is home to a collection of stories of hope and triumph as well as updates on our current projects and glimpse into our future plans. This is more than just an update; it's a call to join hands and make a better tomorrow for our forgotten neighbors, no matter where we are from.

 Together, we can continue to build on our successes and face the challenges ahead with unwavering optimism. I am both humbled and inspired every day by the incredible impact of our collective efforts and the profound goodness of human spirit that fuels our cause.

 Thank you for being an essential part of our journey. Let us continue to bring light where there is darkness and give hope to those who need it most. 

Warmest regards,

What community do we have?

Our community is eager to be empowered to live independently and is full of hope for life's advancement.

SOROK NCR

SOROK NCR

Within the National Capital Region are communities of underprivileged individuals and families whose challenges vary from homelessness, leprosy stigma, illiteracy, and mendicancy.

SOROK MIMAROPA

SOROK MIMAROPA

A community of disadvantaged IP Learners in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro, provided a Digital Literacy program to improve the quality of living and social inclusion while preserving their culture.

SOROK REGION IV-A

SOROK REGION IV-A

A community of cured persons affected by leprosy and homeless families prepared for sustainable living. Focuses on livelihood and educational support through the Sorok Dream Project Scholarship.

SOROK REGION IX

SOROK REGION IX

A community of Christian and Muslim persons affected by leprosy and underprivileged children supported with education, and assistance for PALs in Zamboanga City hospital.

PROGRAMS AND SOCIAL SERVICES

PROJECT I CAN (CHILDREN & YOUTH WITH DISABILITY)

PROJECT I CAN (CHILDREN & YOUTH WITH DISABILITY)

This community-based empowerment initiative supports children and youth with disability (CYD) from low-income families in Manila City. It is implemented through a partnership between Sorok Uni Foundation and Kaisahan ng Mga Magulang at Anak na May Kapansanan (KAISAKA INC.).

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DIGITAL LITERACY FOR DISADVANTAGED INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

DIGITAL LITERACY FOR DISADVANTAGED INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

This digital literacy project was launched to enhance access to education during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing digital services and an online learning platform for elementary students at Inawa Panayney Elementary School, Libagon Minority School, Culasisi Elementary School, Balani Minority School, Yapang National High School, and Prudencio Gadiano National High School in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro. The initiative aims to make digital infrastructure more accessible and available for Indigenous Peoples (IP) learners and their teachers.

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RISE OF OSAEC SURVIVORS

RISE OF OSAEC SURVIVORS

This independent living program supports OSAEC survivors without safe families in the National Capital Region (NCR). Its primary goal is to restore their dignity and facilitate their successful reintegration into society. The program provides essential social services, including a transitional living facility, life skills and capacity-building programs, educational assistance, and an Anti-OSAEC awareness campaign.

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SOROK DREAM PROJECT SCHOLARSHIP

SOROK DREAM PROJECT SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship program aims to holistically empower qualified underprivileged scholars by providing quality education, health assistance, nutrition support, and spiritual development. It opens doors to better career opportunities, helping break the cycle of intergenerational poverty.

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EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & DEVELOPMENT

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & DEVELOPMENT

This program provides free early childhood education in areas where children are predominantly undernourished and underprivileged. It also emphasizes the importance of instilling good character and values from an early age, helping children grow into responsible individuals who contribute meaningfully to nation-building.

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SOROK ADOPT-A-SCHOOL

SOROK ADOPT-A-SCHOOL

The Sorok Adopt-A-School program aims to support elementary public schools with high rate of undernourished pupils and/or low completion rate by providing school supplies assistance and/or feeding undernourished pupils. Adopted schools undergo screening and assessment by social workers to identify their specific needs-needs that the government may not fully address but that the foundation can help augment.

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PROJECT NEW LIFE

PROJECT NEW LIFE

This poverty-reduction assistance program aims to help PALs and families and individuals living in the streets to achieve independent and sustainable living by providing temporary housing and financial aid. It also seeks to prepare them for better job opportunities through providing livelihood trainings within Sorok Uni Village.

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UNI (YOU AND I) FOR PALs (Persons Affected by Leprosy)

UNI (YOU AND I) FOR PALs (Persons Affected by Leprosy)

This health assistance program aims to support PALs in custodial wards, cured leprosy patients with other medical conditions, and individuals suspected of having leprosy or diagnosed with active leprosy who require medication assistance.

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