The Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA) recently launched a new corporate social responsibility program called "SHDA Cares." The program is designed to address social issues aligned with SHDA's vision and values, with a focus on three key areas: homelessness, skills training, and community outreach and calamity relief efforts.
Through "SHDA Cares," the association seeks to make a positive social impact by providing assistance and support to those in need. By doing so, SHDA aims to contribute to creating a brighter and more sustainable future for all.
the Cordillera Administrative Region Training Center (CARTC), in partnership with the Integrity Monitoring Enforcement Group, Rotary Club Makati Central and Subdivision and Housing Developers Association, conducted a feeding program at Michael G. Angel Elementary School (MGAES) in Kamog, Sablan, Benguet.
Our SINAGLAYA Outreach Program, made possible through the Bayanihan spirit and the generosity of our fellow Filipinos. We provided free medical and dental checkups, circumcision, haircuts, and school supplies, toys, and slippers to 608 pupils.
The MOA signing ceremony was led by Ms. Arlene C. Keh, Ar. Leonardo B. Dayao, Jr. from SHDA and Ms. Mardi Mapa-Suplido of Habitat for Humanity Philippines. Along with them were Mr. Herbert Joseph Tan, Co-Chair of SHDA CSR Committee, Atty Joey Torres and Mr. Jay Gaite.
SHDA in partnership with Rotary Makati Central thru SHDA Cares turned over monetary and general donations to Chosen Children Foundation Inc at Silang Cavite. This initiative is one among the many outreach programs planned by the CSR Committee this year.
Empowering young learners one school supply at a time! iCare's team up with PNP-NCR-NSUS Training Center and SHDA to provide school supplies to 500 Grades 1-6 students at Mayapa Elem School, Calamba was a success.
We're excited to share that as part of our commitment to community outreach, we collaborated with the Rotary Club of Makati Central (RCMC iCare) to conduct an outreach to UPI Maguindanao.
150 selected students at Camp 7 Elementary School in Baguio City last February 22 were treated to a feeding program, all thanks to the generosity and compassion of these organizations. Let's continue to spread kindness and make a positive impact in our communities!
