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.
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15 June 2016

ASP Diliman Chapter First Holy Communion and Holy Confirmation

The St. Benedict Parish in Don Antonio Heights, Quezon City -- through the advocacy of ASP Diliman -- will conduct First Holy Communion on July 11, 2016, Monday and Holy Confirmation on September 30, 2016, Friday. There will be a special Catholic catechism lesson for Persons with Autism (PWAs) for the preceding 2 Sundays. Participants must be a ASP Member or willing to be a ASP Member.
Holy Communion Giving Bread

Registration of interested participants is until June 24, Friday. Deadline for submission of baptismal certificate will be on June 30. Sign up on the form below. For inquiries, please call Jo Palomares at 0922-847-2776.

15 November 2013

ASP joins Kamustahan 2013

The Autism Society Philippines joined the annual Kumustahan Seminar series of Archdiocese of Manila Ministry on Persons with Disabilities (AMMPD) this year. The seminar started on 13 July 2013 at St. Anthony de Padua Parish in Manila and was held in succeeding Saturdays of the month in different parishes in Metro Manila. The seminar intended to equip the churches’ volunteers and PWD ministries in proper dealing with persons with disabilities. It also talks about the world, plight and Christian intervention for PWD’s. The speakers from ASP included Ranil Sorongon, Jan Peña, Raphael Torralba, Tina Borneo, Jennette Rodriguez, and Nina Almeda.

ASP President Jan Peña in action

AMMPD is the former Archdiocese of Manila Office for PWD Ministry and it is now under the umbrella of the Commission on Social Services and Development of the Archdiocese of Manila. For the benefit of PWDs, they provide religious, moral and values formation; offer skills training to prospective care-givers and catechists; provide assistance through referral to other agencies for rehabilitation, training and employment; offer counseling and human services and advocate awareness of PWDs’ presence, roles and rights in the Archdiocesan and in the parochial level.

 
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