The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) is a national, non-profit organization dedicated to the well-being of persons on the autism spectrum disorder. We envision a society where Filipinos on the spectrum become the best of their potentials -- self-reliant, independent, productive, socially-accepted citizens of an Autism-OK Philippines.

01 July 2019

ASP PweDay for the months of July, August and September 2019

Kids have to be exposed to different things in order to develop. A child’s not going to find out he likes to play a musical instrument if you never exposed him to it… -- Temple Grandin


The Autism Society Philippines Wednesday "PweDay" aims to provide enrichment for teens and adults on the autism spectrum who are not currently enrolled in schools. ASP PweDays will offer opportunities to learn new skills, to socialize with non-family members and to have fun. This will be every Wednesday, from 2pm to 4pm at ASP Headquarters. This is open to all Persons on the autism spectrum members, 16 years old and above.

The image shows Pweymates painting canvas pouch.
Pweymates Painting Canvas Pouch

On July 3 - we will have an art lesson - DIY Photo Frames Art. Photo frames put those moments you’ve captured on display, so you’re surrounded by meaning and memories. Preserve all your life's important moments with DIY Photo Frames Art. Please bring your own scissor, glue, glue gun, 5 to 10 3R pictures of you and your family and the P200 donation.

On July 10 - we will have a fun Indoor Games for Persons on the autism spectrum. This activity will help Persons on the autism spectrum to increase and develop the following: social interaction among them, help them to seek out lifelong friendships while learning how to take turns and partake in socially appropriate behaviors, build the skills required for communication through playing and interacting, physical activity is also suggested to improve self-esteem. Participants must wear comfortable shoes, bring extra shirt, water and a simple snacks.

On July 17 - CANCELED we will have a cooking session. Kutsinta or kuchinta or even brown rice cake is a type of “kakanin”. Kutsinta is somewhat sticky yet chewey at the same time and is best eaten with grated coconut on top. In addition, this is one of the most popular Filipino desserts to date. This will teach the them on proper food hygiene, simple food preparation, and presentation. Participants must bring their own hair net, apron, disposable food container and wear closed shoes (no slippers or sandals please). Prepare a P200 donation when you get on-site.

On July 24 - Join us again with Teacher Elizabeth Montenegro-Rye for a Yoga for Relaxation. Yoga is a mind-body practice that combines physical poses, controlled breathing, and meditation or relaxation. Yoga helps Persons on the autism spectrum in many ways. It develops motor skills, enhances balance and stability and develops body awareness. Yoga improves confidence and social skills, learning self-control and self-calming techniques through yoga, they are likely to grow confidence in interacting with others and refine their social skills. It is also help the them to be calm and relax. Bring you own mat on this activity.

On July 31 - We will have a cooking session. Kutsinta or kuchinta or even brown rice cake is a type of “kakanin”. Kutsinta is somewhat sticky yet chewey at the same time and is best eaten with grated coconut on top. In addition, this is one of the most popular Filipino desserts to date. This will teach our Persons on the autism spectrum on proper food hygiene, simple food preparation, and presentation. Participants must bring their own hair net, apron, disposable food container and wear closed shoes (no slippers or sandals please). Prepare a P200 donation when you get on-site.

On August 7 - we will have art lesson - DIY Yarn Wrapped Glass Bottle. Before you recycle a used bottle, take a look at this Craft Of The Day! We're turning old bottles into revamped vases that are perfect for an empty window sill or table decor. All you need is a yarn with different colors if you want and your choices of artistic beads or buttons. This session will enhance the creativity of our Persons on the autism spectrum and develop their natural artistic abilities. Participants will just bring their own scissor, paint brush, glue gun and extra shirt. Please wear proper clothes, no sando. Prepare a P200 donation when you get on-site.

On August 14 - another Art Day for our Persons on the autism spectrum. We will have Custom Bleached T-shirt. Learn how to transform a plain shirt into a bleach spray shirt, with a spray bottle, and some bleach! Bleach is the common household cleaning agent that can be used in a variety of different ways. But this time, we will use this to create unique t-shirt designs. This fun activity to work on with our Persons on the autism spectrum, can incorporate color identification, fine motor skills, following directions, and more! Please bring the following: rubber gloves, your own colored shirt, face mask and the P200 donation.

On August 28 - we will have Chocolate Frosted Fried Donut. These chocolate frosted fried donuts are so simple to make! Cover them completely in sprinkles and you’ll find yourself eating more than just one. This will teach our Persons on the autism spectrum on proper food hygiene, simple food preparation, and presentation. Participants must bring their own hair net, apron, disposable food container and wear closed shoes (no slippers or sandals please). Prepare a P200 donation when you get on-site.

On September 4 - We will have a Sensory-Friendly Movie - This will provides a sensory friendly environment for individuals on the autism spectrum for whom the environment is suitable and their families to watch the movie. These screenings will allow bringing up the lights, turning down sound volume, allowing families/Persons on the spectrum to bring in their own snacks. They can get up, dance, walk, shout, sing, go in and out of the room.

On September 11 - we will have MixxedFit Dance Fitness - our PweMates favorite, MixxedFit is a people-inspired dance fitness program that is a mix of explosive dancing and bootcamp training techniques. Certified Mixxedfit Instructor Miss Donna Lim will lead this innovative dance-fitness incorporates different elements, all of which are designed to tone, strengthen, and increase endurance. MixxedFit will feel you energized, combining fun-loving dance moves with interval training and cardio workouts, individuals will enjoy an inspirational full body workout. Please wear proper clothes, no sando and slippers. Prepare a P100 donation when you get on-site.

On September 18 - we will have DIY Drawstring Bag Painting. Join us as we create a unique and simple DIY Drawstring Bag. In the past couple of years, drawstring bags have become a trendy item because of their versatility and their customizability. This fun activity make an ordinary bag into something special. This session will enhance the creativity of our Persons on the autism spectrum and develop their natural artistic abilities. Participants will just bring their own paint brushes, acrylic paints, glue gun and extra shirt. Please wear proper clothes, no sando.

On September 25 - we will have Puto Pizza, another trending merienda that we will surely enjoy. Comes with a simple and unique recipe, good idea for this coming season! This will teach our Persons on the autism spectrum on proper food hygiene, simple food preparation, and presentation. Participants must bring their own hair net, apron, disposable food container and wear closed shoes (no slippers or sandals please). Prepare a P200 donation when you get on-site.

"Persons on the autism spectrum who are no longer in school end up in the fringes of society." Mona Magno-Veluz, ASP National President shares, "ASP is deeply invested in building a society where a Persons on the autism spectrum be the best of their potentials -- self-reliant, independent, productive and socially-accepted members of the community -- no matter where they are on the spectrum. By keeping PWAs active and engaged outside the home, we are also training the society to be more aware of what autism is, to be more appreciative of their gifts and to be more accommodating of their deficits."


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