Compassion and empathy gave birth to the SPECS Foundation - Puso Initiative
OpenCompassion and empathy gave birth to the SPECS Foundation - Puso Initiative
OpenCOVID-19 has impacted billions of lives around the globe. During these unprecedented times, the role of SPECS Foundation has become paramount in helping communities affected by the issues brought upon by the global situation.
OpenConsuelo Foundation gifts computers and a printer to SPECS Foundation for the third quarter of this year.
OpenWith SPECS Foundation in its 33rd year, it is clear for everyone that the foundation operates like the cogwheels of a clock. Each one has a purpose, that sans one staff member --- things will not be as smooth. Like our Therapeutic Program Workers (TPW), they are one of the pillars of strength that buttress the SPECS Residential Care and KUYA Center.
OpenIn Community and Outreach, it's all about helping, sharing, and contributing to those who cannot help themselves. The goal is to help them rebuild their lives and eventually be able to give back to the community.
OpenOur team is composed of highly skilled Social Workers, Pastors, Care Workers and efficient Administrators. We all come together to ensure that the children, families and communities under our programs are given the best support and care possible.
SPECS was started in 1986 by a group of Christian workers who saw the hunger, and risks the children were exposed to. They undertook the management and delivery of the different services and care for the poor families in the various communities in Pasay City. In 1987, it was registered with the Securities & Exchange Commission as a non-profit, non-stock, non-government organization. In 2002, SPECS built a home for boys and girls in Pasay City.