UNI (YOU AND I) FOR PAL
This health assistance program aims to help Persons Affected by Leprosy (PAL) who are in the custodial wards, people who have been cured of Leprosy but have other medical conditions, and individuals who have been diagnosed with Leprosy and need help with medication.
EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT
This program aims to provide free education in early childhood care to areas where children are mostly undernourished and underprivileged. It also aims to inculcate the importance of building good character and values at an early age in order for the children to become great contributors in nation building.
PROJECT NEW LIFE
This is a poverty-reduction assistance program that aims to assist families and individuals in absolute poverty by providing temporary housing and financial assistance, especially cured Leprosy patients and homeless street people in order for them to live independently and sustainability. This also aims to prepare cured Leprosy patients, those who have physical conditions, for better job opportunities within the community.
SOROK DREAM PROJECT
This is a scholarship program that aims to assist in the holistic empowerment of qualified underprivileged scholars through quality education, health assistance, feeding, and spiritual empowerment. This project opens the door for better career opportunities, therefore breaking the cycle of inter-generational poverty.
SOROK ADOPT-A-SCHOOL
Sorok Adopt-A-School program aims to help elementary public schools in need of assistance in school supplies or feeding undernourished pupils. Adopted schools undergo screening and assessment by social workers as a way of determining the actual needs that the government may not be able to meet but the foundation can contribute with.
DIGITAL LITERACY
This program initiated to provide better access to education during the COVID-19 pandemic, by providing digital devices and online learning platform for elementary students of Inawa Panaynep Elementary School and Libangon Minority School in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro. It intends to make digital infrastructure easily accessible and available for disadvantaged Ethnic Alangan Mangyan children, and their teachers.
SOROK UNI COMMUNITIES
SOROK NCR
Groups of underprivileged individuals and families deal with situations such as mendicancy, illiteracy, and social stigma. Individuals impacted by leprosy who experience social stigma related to the disease are also part of these communities.
SOROK REGION IV-A
A community comprising individuals and families in street situations, along with cured leprosy patients, is being supported for social reintegration through temporary housing and financial assistance provided by SorokUni's Project New Life. Additionally, they are being equipped for sustainable living via livelihood education programs. SorokUni's Dream Project Scholarship also empowers their children.
SOROK MIMAROPA
A group of disadvantaged Alangan Mangyan tribe members in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro, receives educational support through Sorok Uni's Digital Literacy Project and Adopt-A-School Program. They aim to enhance their community's quality of life and promote social inclusion while preserving their culture.
SOROK REGION IX
A community of underprivileged children is receiving educational support through the Sorok Dream Project Scholarship. Additionally, Christian and Muslim People Affected by Leprosy (PALs) are receiving health assistance, which is also extended to the leprosy patients housed in the custodial ward of the Mindanao Central Sanitarium General Hospital in Pasobolong, Zamboanga City.
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