Wanted: Performers on the Spectrum for ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2027

One of the highlights of the ASP Angels Walk for Autism each year is the singing and dancing skills of people on the spectrum. Thanks to this annual talent event, children and adults on the spectrum are welcomed, accommodated, and valued in the performing arts.

In preparation for the next Angels Walk for Autism, the Autism Society Philippines is looking for additional performers. You can submit your entry no later than 30 October 2026.

Who can audition?

Performers on the autism spectrum:
- active regular ASP member/s; either as individual/s or child/ren of active ASP members (this applies to all members of a group). To join ASP: http://bit.ly/asp-join.
- any age
- any performing act: singing, dancing, instruments, magic, stand up acts, etc.
- solo or group
- those who have previously performed in Angels Walk for Autism can audition

Fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/231213904595455

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The Angels Walk for Autism 2026 Shirts Available Now!

As we prepare for the highly anticipated Angels Walk for Autism 2026, we are pleased to announce that the official event shirts are now on sale. Show your support for the advocacy and help advance the vision of an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing your Angels Walk for Autism 2026 shirt. 

Angels Walk for Autism 2026 Shirts

To ensure your purchase is authentic and directly supports the cause, we encourage everyone to buy the official event shirts only through our authorized Lazada and Shopee stores. These are the only official online platforms where you can purchase genuine Angels Walk for Autism merchandise.

By buying from our official channels, you help guarantee the quality of your shirt and directly support the programs and initiatives of the Autism Society Philippines. Please be aware that unauthorized sellers may offer similar merchandise. We strongly advise against purchasing from them, as this compromises the integrity of the event and diverts much-needed support from the true cause.

How to Get Your Official Angels Walk for Autism Shirt:

1. Visit Our Official Lazada and Shopee Shops: Head to our official stores on Lazada and Shopee to browse and purchase your exclusive Angels Walk for Autism shirts.

Lazada: https://bit.ly/awalkshirt2026lazada

Shopee: https://bit.ly/awalkshirt2026shopee

2. Choose Your Size: Select the size that fits you best. We offer a variety of sizes to suit your preferences.

3. Place Your Order Securely: Complete your order through the official platforms, knowing that your purchase supports the advocacy and the Autism Society Philippines directly.

4. Spread the Word: Share the links to our Lazada and Shopee shops with your friends and family, so they too can purchase authentic shirts and support the cause.

Join us in making a difference with the Angels Walk for Autism 2026 by wearing your official shirt with pride. Get your free tickets for the Angels Walk for Autism here: https://bit.ly/angelswalk2026

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The Angels Walk for Autism 2026

The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) will hold the annual Angels Walk for Autism on April 26, 2026, at the iconic Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. This FREE event remains a powerful symbol of hope and unity for the autism community, bringing together individuals, families, and advocates to show their collective support for those on the autism spectrum.

More than just a walk, the Angels Walk for Autism is a celebration of progress and a continuing movement to build an Autism-OK Philippines. Since its launch in 2000, the walk has grown into a powerful platform that showcases the talents and achievements of individuals on the autism spectrum, while advancing public awareness, encouraging private sector participation, and advocating for the inclusion of autism-related initiatives in national social development policies.

As the event continues to grow, so does its impact—becoming a source of pride for the autism community and a meaningful opportunity to highlight the importance of inclusion, acceptance, and equal opportunities for all. The Angels Walk for Autism remains a driving force for positive change, helping shape a society where persons on the autism spectrum are understood, valued, and supported to reach their full potential.

Today, the Autism Society Philippines stands as a beacon of hope, with more than 16,000 members across 106 chapters in the Philippines, and in communities throughout the ASEAN region and beyond.

With over 30,000 expected participants—families, professionals, and supporters from various sectors—the Angels Walk for Autism will kick off at the Mall of Asia Arena, ending at the SM MOA Music Hall.

Get your FREE tickets here: bit.ly/angelswalk2026-tickets
One registered email address can order multiple times, maximum of 10 tickets per order. Spread the word and join us at the Angels Walk for Autism 2026. Together, we can make a difference! Show your support for an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing the official event shirt. Purchase your shirts from authorized @autismphils shops to ensure your contribution directly supports the cause.

Lazada: https://bit.ly/awalkshirt2026lazada

Shopee: https://bit.ly/awalkshirt2026shopee

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CAMERAHAUS AWARDS TOP PHOTOGS AT THE ASP ANGELS WALK FOR AUTISM

The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) and CameraHaus came together to honor creativity, advocacy, and the power of storytelling through images at the awarding of the CameraHaus Photo Challenge, held during the CameraHaus Photo Festival last August 28, 2025 at Ayala Malls Manila Bay.

The competition invited photographers to capture the essence of the ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2025, held in May, a landmark event that celebrates inclusion, acceptance, and the collective strength of the autism community. From the sea of green-clad walkers to the heartfelt moments shared by families, friends, and advocates, photographers were challenged to showcase the humanity and spirit that define this annual tradition.

After careful deliberation, Camerahaus announced the winners:
1st Place: Jansen Dudang

2nd Place: Jennelyn Tamolang

3rd Place: John Carl Magalong

Their works stood out for their ability to capture not only striking images, but also the emotion, hope, and unity that have made the Angels Walk for Autism an enduring symbol of advocacy for nearly two decades.

The awarding ceremony was graced by CameraHaus executives Robenson Ong Lo (VP for Operations) and Richmond Chi (Facilitator), together with ASP Project Coordinator Tina Borbe. The event underscored the fruitful partnership between CameraHaus and ASP in promoting both artistic expression and disability inclusion.

The ASP Angels Walk for Autism, first held in 2000, has grown into the country’s largest gathering for autism acceptance. Year after year, it draws thousands of families, advocates, and allies, turning public spaces into platforms of awareness and pride. The contest brought a fresh dimension to the event—allowing photographers to interpret and amplify its message in creative ways.

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PROVINCIAL CHAPTERS HELP FUEL THE ASP ANGELS WALK FOR AUTISM 2025 SUCCESS NATIONWIDE

By Dang Koe

The ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2025 brought together thousands of advocates, families, organizations, and individuals from across the Philippines in an inspiring show of support for the autism community. A total of 41,000 people participated in this year’s celebration — a landmark achievement that reflects the growing awareness and collective action towards autism inclusion nationwide.

Record-Breaking Reach. In April, 10 Autism Society Philippines (ASP) chapters held their local Angels Walks in the cities of Baguio, Cebu, Davao, Bacolod, Lipa, Lucena, Butuan, Malaybalay, Tuguegarao, and Iloilo, drawing a combined crowd of over 10,000 participants.

These regional events culminated in the flagship ASP Angels Walk, held on May 18 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, which over 31,000 advocates attended. The event was supported by SM Cares, with nine chapters also hosted by SM Supermalls in their respective regions, reaffirming our continued partnership towards diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.

Growing Communities. This year’s events saw a significant rise in participation nationwide. Several chapters, including Baguio, Tuguegarao, and Cebu, noted increased support from local governments, NGOs, schools, therapy centers, and private partners. Notably, Tuguegarao’s debut event tripled its expected attendance, and Cebu drew the largest crowd with over 2,500 participants. Collaboration with organizations like JCI and consistent backing from SM Supermalls were key to the turnout.

Engaged Volunteers. Events became more dynamic and inclusive through improved production and community contributions. Volunteers played key roles across chapters, from distributing materials to organizing logistics. Parents were tapped for their talents in hosting, PR, and event coordination, while individuals on the spectrum took center stage as performers, enhancing inclusivity and impact.

Optimizing Humble Resources. Chapters like Iloilo emphasized the value of shared resources, structured guidance from the ASP National Office, and cross-chapter learning. These centralized efforts helped ensure consistency, smoother execution, and empowered local organizers.

Vibrant Allies. Several chapters saw turnouts far exceeding expectations. Bacolod welcomed over 1,600 attendees, exceeding the anticipated 600. Longtime sponsors stepped up their contributions, notably providing snacks and logistical support, thereby reinforcing their ongoing commitment that dates back years.

Collective Success. The ASP Angels Walk for Autism 2025 was a nationwide affirmation of solidarity, diversity, and shared purpose between our interconnected community of 106 chapters nationwide. Through continued collaboration among chapters, long-time and new partners, government agencies, and volunteers, ASP continues to lead the way in shaping an autism-inclusive Philippines.

The Autism Society Philippines sends its heartfelt thanks to all its chapters, partners, and advocates who made this year’s Angels Walk such a meaningful and memorable event. Because of your efforts, every step we took brought us closer to a more inclusive future. Together, we continue to move forward—stronger, united, and full of hope.

Dang Koe is the Chair Emerita of Autism Society Philippines (ASP). She is a well-known advocate for autism inclusion in the Philippines and in the region. She was the winner of the inaugural ASEAN Prize in 2019 and has served as the country’s representative on the board of the ASEAN Autism Network (AAN).

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Angels Walk for Autism 2025 with ASP Chapters

Get ready for the Autism Society Philippines Angels Walk for Autism 2025! This year, the event expands beyond the iconic MOA Arena to reach 10 ASP chapters across the country, making it easier than ever for people to get involved and show their support.

This annual event is more than just a walk—it's a powerful symbol of hope, unity, and support for the autism community. Whether you're a family member, friend, or ally, your support makes a difference!

ASP Cebu Angels Walk 2024

ASP Lucena Angels Walk 2024

ASP Baguio Angels Walk 2024

In celebration of World Autism Awareness Month this April, each of the 10 local chapters, supported by SM Malls, will host their own Angels Walk for Autism. Here's where you can join the action:

April 4 – Malaybalay - ASP Malaybalay

April 5 – SM City Lipa - ASP Lipa

April 6 – SM City Lucena - ASP Lucena

April 12 – SM City Tuguegarao - ASP Tuguegarao

April 12 – SM City Iloilo -  ASP Iloilo

April 13 – SM City Davao - ASP Davao

April 20 – SM Butuan - ASP Butuan

April 23 – SM Baguio - ASP Baguio

April 23 – SM City Bacolod - ASP Bacolod

April 27 – SM Seaside Cebu - ASP Cebu

The local walks will lead up to the grand finale at SM MOA Arena, Pasay on May 18.

 Be part of something bigger — find the nearest Angels Walk for Autism, sign up, and be part of this amazing movement!

#AngelsWalk2025 #AutismOKPH #SMCARES #EMPOWERINGCOMMUNITIES

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Official Angels Walk for Autism 2025 Shirts Available Now!

As we gear up for the highly anticipated Angels Walk for Autism 2025, we’re excited to announce that the official event shirts are now on sale! Show your support for the advocacy and contribute to building an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing your Angels Walk for Autism shirt.

The Official Angels Walk for Autism 2025 Shirts 

To ensure your purchase is authentic and directly supports the cause, we encourage everyone to buy their official event shirts through our authorized Lazada and Shopee stores. These is the only official online platforms where you can find genuine merchandise. By purchasing from these official channels, you not only guarantee the quality of your shirt but also help fund valuable programs and initiatives led by the Autism Society Philippines.

Please be aware that unauthorized sellers may try to offer similar merchandise. We strongly advise against purchasing from them, as it compromises the integrity of the event and diverts much-needed support from the true cause.

How to Get Your Official Angels Walk for Autism Shirt:

1. Visit Our Official Lazada and Shopee Shops: Head to our official stores on Lazada and Shopee to browse and purchase your exclusive Angels Walk for Autism shirts.

Lazada: Autism Society Philippines Shop

Shopee: Autism Society Philippines Shop 

2. Choose Your Size: Select the size that fits you best. We offer a variety of sizes to suit your preferences.

3. Place Your Order Securely: Complete your order through the official platforms, knowing that your purchase supports the advocacy and the Autism Society Philippines directly.

4. Spread the Word: Share the links to our Lazada and Shopee shops with your friends and family, so they too can purchase authentic shirts and support the cause.

Join us in making a difference with the Angels Walk for Autism 2025 by wearing your official shirt with pride

Read more »

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The Angels Walk for Autism 2025

The much-anticipated Autism Society Philippines (ASP) Angels Walk for Autism will take place on May 18, 2025, at the iconic Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. This annual event continues to be a powerful symbol of hope and unity for the autism community, bringing together individuals, families, and advocates to show their collective support for those on the autism spectrum.

The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) Angels Walk for Autism Poster

More than just a walk, the Angels Walk for Autism is a celebration of progress and an ongoing effort to build an Autism-OK Philippines. Since its founding in 2000, the walk has become an influential platform that highlights the talents and achievements of individuals with autism, while advocating for greater public awareness, increased private sector engagement, and the inclusion of autism-related initiatives in national social development policies.

As the event grows, so does its impact—serving as a source of pride for the autism community and providing a vital opportunity to emphasize the importance of inclusivity and acceptance. The Angels Walk for Autism continues to drive positive change, helping create a society where individuals on the autism spectrum are embraced and supported to reach their full potential.

This year, the event’s influence extends beyond local boundaries, reflecting the strong family ties that define our culture, resonating across the globe. The Autism Society Philippines now serves as a beacon of hope with 13,000 members across 106 chapters, not just in the Philippines but throughout the ASEAN region and beyond.

With over 26,000 expected participants—families, professionals, and supporters from various sectors—the Angels Walk for Autism will kick off at the Mall of Asia Arena, ending at the SM MOA Music Hall.

Register now for your free tickets via Eventbrite, spread the word, and join us at the Angels Walk for Autism 2025. Together, we can make a difference! Show your support for an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing the official event shirt. Purchase your shirts from authorized Lazada shop to ensure your contribution directly supports the cause.

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ASP Autism Angel Achievement Awards 2025

The ASP Autism Angel Achievement Awards, nicknamed A5, is an annual recognition of the impact of persons on the autism spectrum in the community and of their skills and talent that makes them stand out beyond their exceptionality.

A5 poster

The honorees for the A5 every year are selected based on the following criteria:

Must have been formally diagnosed with autism;
Must have won a competition at a national or international level 2024;
Must possess good moral character;
Must have NOT previously won the A5, unless in a different category.

Nominations must be submitted by 15 February 2025. The awarding of trophies will be during the Angels Walk for Autism on 2025. https://bit.ly/A5NominationForm.

List of past winners:

2024

Peggy Geiser (performing arts) - Peggy Geiser placed silver in the 2023 Asia Pacific Youth Performing Arts Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She was the only performer on the spectrum in the competition.

Erin Tejada (visual arts) - Out of 488 entries from 23 different countries, Erin received recognition for her outstanding artistic talent at the 2023 Paralym Art Word Cup in Tokyo, Japan.

2023

John Christian Ballesteros (information technology) - John Christian is an exceptional graduate of the Science, Technology, and Engineering Program (STEP) at Valenzuela National High School. John recently participated in the 2022 Global Information Technology Challenge (GITC) for Youth with Disabilities, an international robotics competition that attracts some of the world's brightest minds. John's leadership and technical skills proved invaluable as he led his team to the top spot in the competition and won the best awards (1st) in eCreative_Smart Car Challenge category. John also received good awards (3rd) in the ELifeMap Challenge and eTool_PPT Challenge categories.

Noel Celwyn Cartera (sports) - Noel Cartera won two gold medals in the Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi 2019, which were held at the Hamdan Sports Complex in Dubai. Noel takes first place in both the dancing sport competition and the 50-meter backstroke.

Robin Andrew Conanan (sports) - Robin competed for 7 years in the Palarong Pambansa games in Bocce, where he represented the NCR. He won 7th place in 2018 at Vigan, Ilocos Sur. A member of the Special Olympics, where he learned to be more independent and discovered many abilities. He learned to believe in himself. He started competing internationally when he was 13 years old. He also represented the Philippines in the UN Hour as the Global Youth Leader at the Special Olympics World Games 2012 held in Athens, Greece.

Laurence Anthony de Guzman (performing arts) - Laurence Anthony De Guzman is an Emirates Autism Awareness Ambassador. The 18-year-old was born and raised in the UAE. At the age of two and a-half, he was diagnosed with high-functioning autism with a speech delay. Seeing his great interest in music, his father taught him to play the piano at 11 years old; They discovered something bigger: that he is gifted with perfect pitch, a rare musical talent that every musician wishes to have. He plays the piano at a very young age and performs in front of thousands of people. He’s a gifted child and determined to succeed. Some of his awards and achievements are the Expo 2020 performance at Al Wasl, the world's largest 360-degree projection dome, and the 1st Prize Winner at the Abu Dhabi Talent Show in 2021.

Rafael Manuel (information technology) - A 16-year-old, grade 8 student from Gen. Pio del Pilar National High School. Rafael is into cars, trains, and movies. He recently participated in the 2022 Global Information Technology Challenge (GITC) for Youth with Disabilities, an international robotics competition that attracts some of the world's brightest minds, where Rafael received the two Best Award Winners in the ELifeMap and eContents Challenge categories. He is very attached to his routines, which helps a lot with how he manages his time doing schoolwork and other tasks.

Miguel Franco Ramirez (information technology) - Miguel participated in the 2022 Global Information Technology Challenge (GITC) for Youth with Disabilities, an international robotics competition that attracts some of the world's brightest minds. His team, with the leadership of John, got the top spot in the competition and won the best awards (1st) in eCreative_Smart Car Challenge category.

Brian Rayos (information technology) - Brian A. Rayos, a highly accomplished Grade 12 STEM student at Upper Bicutan National High School. Brian recently completed a 2-week work immersion program at DOST-STII in Taguig City, gaining valuable experience in his field of interest. However, his achievements extend beyond work immersion. Brian achieved high honors during the first semester, a testament to his academic excellence and study dedication. In addition to his academic accomplishments, Brian is also a member of the team that achieved the top ranking in the 2022 global IT Challenge eCreative Smart Car Competition. Brian's technical skills and leadership abilities were instrumental in the team's success, showcasing his ability to excel inside and outside the classroom.

Exiquiel de Vera (information technology) - Exiquiel participated in the 2022 Global Information Technology Challenge (GITC) for Youth with Disabilities, an international robotics competition that attracts some of the world's brightest minds. His team, with the leadership of John, got the top spot in the competition and won the best awards (1st) in eCreative_Smart Car Challenge category.

2020

Ron Michael Adea (performing arts) - Ron is a gifted concert pianist, who has performed in concerts all over the world; and has released three CDs of musical performances. He received the Jake’s House Legend of Distinction and the Mississauga Streetsville Musicorp Award , among other accolades. Music has played a significant role in Ron's life; and continues to spread hope through the beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.

Keith Rafael Ignacio (information technology) - Keith brought glory to the Philippines at the recently concluded Global IT Challenge for Youth with Disabilities held in Busan, Korea in 2019 -- winning coveted gold and silver medals. He boasts of numerous talents, including being a musical performer for the VALSPED Band.

2019

Samantha Pia Cabanero (advocacy) - Pia is an energetic young adult with big dreams. Writing, appearing in vlogs are only some of her many creative pursuits. She stood out among other aspirants to be crowned Miss Possibilities in 2018. Pia serves as the representative for the ASP Self-Advocates Circle.

Carlo Gregorio Veluz (visual arts) - Carl loves to work with his hands, has sold upcycled items he made himself under his web enterprise called Gregarious Gifts and has recently taken up carpentry. In 2018, he bested other Filipino artists with disabilities to become the winner of the Philippine leg of the Paralym Art World Cup — with his work displayed in exhibits in Japan. Carl serves as the Vice President for External for the ASP Self Advocates Circle.

Eduardo Enrique Munarriz (athletics) - Henry won the top award in the heavyweight class in the Special Category at the 2019 Philippine National Open Powerlifting Championships and was awarded a trophy for Best Lifter in the Special Category. He is part of a 65-man delegation representing Team Pilipinas in the 2019 Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi.

2018

Charlene Danica Escasinas (performing arts) - Nica first joined and won a singing contest at the age 7; and started modeling at the age of 12. Danica was given the opportunity to represent the Philippines at the 1st ASEAN Autism Youth Camp in April 2013 at Brunei Darussalam and in Autism Talent Gala 2017 in Hong Kong.

2017

Vell Baria (performing arts) - Velle has been performing at autism advocacy events for years; and performs regularly at amateur and professional productions. Velle is working towards a degree in Music Performance, with a major in Voice, and a minor in Piano, at St. Scholastica's College Manila. She won the INAP Award for Performing Arts at the ANCA World Autism Festival in Vancouver, Canada.

2016

Vico Cham (visual arts) - Considered a product of ASP showcases of PWA talents in his younger years -- joining on-the-spot painting contests, drawing for the centerfold of a national conference's souvenir programme, and being featured during an ASP art exhibit -- Vico received in 2015 a special award from the Apolinario Mabini Award for PWDs. He works as PWA employee #1 of Unilab Foundation.

Raymond Macasaet (athletics) - Raymond is a Special Olympics veteran, having earned medals in Aquatics in competitions in Greece 2011 and Singapore 2013. During the 2015 Special Olympics in Los Angeles, he won gold in the 50 meter and 25 meter dash in the track and field category.

Thara Marie Santiago (performing arts) - From 79 candidates, Thara Marie became one of the 19 finalists who received "Excellent Performance Award" during the Autistic Talent Gala held last December 2015 in Hongkong, which was organized by the AnAn International Education Foundation. Her rendition of "All by Myself" earned her one of the 4 major awards in the individual category - "Most Touching Voice."

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Wanted: Performers on the Spectrum for Angels Walk for Autism 2025

One of the highlights of the ASP Angels Walk for Autism each year is the singing and dancing skills of people on the spectrum. Thanks to this annual talent event, children and adults on the spectrum are welcomed, accommodated, and valued in the performing arts.

Wanted: Performers on the spectrum poster

In preparation for the next Angels Walk for Autism, the Autism Society Philippines is looking for additional performers. You can submit your entry no later than 15 January 2025.

Who can join?

Performers on the autism spectrum:
- active regular ASP member/s; either as individual/s or child/ren of active ASP members (this applies to all members of a group). To join ASP: http://bit.ly/asp-join.
- any age
- any performing act: singing, dancing, instruments, magic, stand up acts, etc.
- solo or group
- those who have previously performed in Angels Walk can join

Fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/231213904595455

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ASP Celebrates Opening of "Resonance: Bridging the Past to the Future" Art Exhibit

Representatives of the Autism Society Philippines (ASP) attended the opening of "Resonance: Bridging the Past to the Future," an art exhibit by renowned Filipino visual artist and humanitarian Baldwin Kho, affectionately known as Teacher Baldwin. The three-day exhibit, running from July 29 to 31 at the Kaisa Heritage Center of Bahay Tsinoy in Intramuros, Manila, showcases not only Teacher Baldwin's artworks but also those of his teachers and students from the Center for Developmental Arts Manila (CDAM). The exhibit also highlights the talents of budding artists on the autism spectrum mentored at CDAM.

ASP representatives with Teacher Baldwin Kho during the opening of
"Resonance: Bridging the Past to the Future," art exhibit

Teacher Baldwin, a dedicated supporter of the Autism Society Philippines, has organized numerous art events for ASP members, including online workshops during the COVID-19 lockdown. He expressed his admiration for ASP mothers, who remind him of his own mother, as she supported him through his journey with epilepsy. One of the featured paintings in the "Resonance" exhibit, "Pagmamahal ng Isang Ina," was inspired by the long green gown worn by ASP Chair Emerita Dang Koe during the online Angels Walk in 2021. This piece serves as a tribute to all mothers raising children on the autism spectrum and with other disabilities.

(from left to right) ASP Past President Jan Peña, ASP Board Treasurer Evelyn Go, ASP Chair Emerita Dang Koe, adult on the spectrum: Gio and Muneer, NORFIL Executive Director Ranil Sorongon and Teacher My Sorongon

The opening program commenced with ASP self-advocate Rheyn Garcia singing the national anthem. The event was graced by notable attendees, including ASP Chair Emerita Dang Koe, Board Treasurer Evelyn Go, Past President Jan Peña, and NORFIL Executive Director Ranil Sorongon, alongside other distinguished Filipino-Chinese guests.

ASP self-advocate, Rheyn Garcia, sang the national anthem

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Angels Walk for Autism 2024: Uniting for an Autism-OK Philippines

The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of the Angels Walk for Autism at the iconic Mall of Asia Arena on April 21, 2024.

The Autism Society Philippines Angels Walk for Autism Poster

The Angels Walk for Autism is more than just a walk; it is a celebration of milestones and a testament to the unwavering commitment to building an Autism-OK Philippines. Since its inception in 2000, the walk has evolved into a powerful platform for showcasing the talents of individuals on the autism spectrum. It is a jubilant display of accomplishments and a call to action for public awareness, private sector involvement, and the inclusion of the autism agenda in government social development initiatives.

This year's Angels Walk for Autism is not just a local event but a celebration of our nation's strong familial bonds that have resonated globally. The advocacy has reached communities not only within the Philippines but also across the ASEAN region and the world. With 13,000 members spread across 103 chapters, the Autism Society Philippines has become a beacon of hope and acceptance. This year, the ASP Angels Walk for Autism will also be held simultaneously in Cebu, Iloilo, Davao and Bacolod.

The Angels Walk for Autism expects to draw over 24,000 participants, including families, professionals, and supporters from both the government and private sectors, not only from the Philippines but also from overseas. The walk will kick off at the Mall of Asia Arena, leading participants on a journey to the SM MOA Music Hall.

Register and get the FREE tickets in two ways.

- via eventbrite: https://bit.ly/angelswalk2024. One registered email address can order multiple times, maximum of 10 tickets per order.

- via SM Online App: https://click.smmallsonline.com/DFqS/ANGELSWALK, spread the word, and be a part of the Angels Walk for Autism 2024 – because together, we can make a difference!

Here is the quick guide to redeem:

Support the cause of building an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing the Angels Walk for Autism shirt. For an authentic purchase and direct support to the cause, buy your official event shirts from our authorized lazada and shopee shops. https://bit.ly/AwalkShirt2024

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Gear Up for a Cause: Official Angels Walk for Autism 2024 Shirts Available Now!

In preparation for the highly-anticipated Angels Walk for Autism 2024, we're excited to announce that the official event shirts are now available for sale! Show your support for the advocacy and contribute to building an Autism-OK Philippines by proudly wearing the Angels Walk for Autism shirt.

Mommy Rizza with son Rhav

To ensure the authenticity of your purchase and to support the cause directly, we encourage everyone to buy their official event shirts from our official Lazada and Shopee shops. These platforms are the only authorized online retailers for the official merchandise. Purchasing from these official channels not only guarantees the quality of your shirt but also helps fund the valuable programs and initiatives spearheaded by the Autism Society Philippines.

CJ for the Angels Walk for Autism 2024 Icon Shirt

It's important to note that there may be unauthorized sellers attempting to replicate the official merchandise. We strongly advise against patronizing these sellers, as they not only compromise the integrity of the event but also divert support away from the genuine cause.

Rhav for the Angels Walk for Autism 2024 Icon Shirt

How to Get Your Official Angels Walk for Autism Shirt:

Visit our Official Lazada and Shopee Shops: Head over to our official stores on Lazada and Shopee to browse and purchase the exclusive Angels Walk for Autism shirts. Online orders is until April 11, 2024 only.
Lazada: https://bit.ly/lazadaawalk2024
Shopee: https://bit.ly/shopeeawalk2024

Choose Your Size and Style: Select the shirt size and style that suits you best. We offer a variety of options to cater to different preferences.

Place Your Order Securely: Complete your order securely through the official platforms. Rest assured that your purchase directly contributes to the advocacy and the Autism Society Philippines.

Spread the Word: Let your friends and family know about the official channels to purchase the Angels Walk for Autism shirts. Share the links to our Lazada and Shopee shops to ensure that everyone gets authentic merchandise and supports the cause.

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