​Alay Kapwa Educational Foundation

Alay Kapwa Daycare Program supports 340 preschool children who have been accepted to Grade 1, with education and nutrition programs at two centers in Cavite and two centers in Cebu. In 2021, PIA provided $6,000 in COVID assistance (food and hygiene packages).

Founded in 1979 by five Good Shepherd sisters, Alay Kapwa Christian Community started as a response to the needs of the urban poor in Leveriza, Malate. These needs fell into four areas:  education, value formation, income generation and aid (medical, calamity). From its first deep well project in Leveriza twenty-five years ago, it has grown to support over of 1,105 children in educational grants and assistance, 340 children in daycare, 99 in livelihood projects and over 3,000 in other aid programs.
Areas of Operation:
  • Cavite, squatter resettlement areas of General Trias and Paliparan (4 centers)
  • Cebu, the depressed areas of Abono and Basak ( 4 centers )

IMPACT OF OUR WORK

Since 1986, PIA has supported over 65,000 children and disbursed over $5,152,276 in scholarships and grants.
Education Programs
Philippines
  • $293,233 distributed in 2021 for scholarships to keep kids in school in the Philippines
  • 2,500 children supported in 2021
  • Partnerships with 13 NGOs based in the Philippines
Philippine International Aid (PIA) is a California-based nonprofit, non-stock corporation recognized by the IRS as exempt from income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). PIA publishes financial summary information as a part of their annual newsletter and IRS 990 forms.  Financial information about PIA may be obtained by contacting us at Philippine International Aid, 1813 El Camino Real, Suite 3, Burlingame, CA 94010 or emailing us at philaid@sbcglobal.net
© Philippine International Aid. All rights reserved.
Support Us