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29/10/2025
🤝 Partnerships That Champion Inclusion.
In 2020, JCI Manila opened its doors — and hearts — to celebrate the talent of artists with autism through a special art exhibit.
What began as an exhibit became a movement: a shared belief that inclusion isn’t just about awareness — it’s about action.
Today, that same message lives on through Echo Bags, featuring original artwork of our artists, Miguel & Helena. Each bag transforms a simple act of carrying into a daily reminder of creativity, inclusion, and impact. 🌍
💙 When companies choose Echo Bags, they do more than give a gift — they carry forward a story of empowerment.
👉 Carry Art. Carry Impact.
[Shop Echo Bags]
29/10/2025
🌟 Celebrating Helena’s Art — and a Truly Meaningful Launch! 🌟
When talent meets purpose, impact follows. 💙
Helena Prudenciado’s art has not only graced galleries — it’s now part of the Echo Bag Collection, turning everyday shopping into a celebration of inclusion and creativity.
This message from her fellow artist says it all:
“A big thanks for the amazing art and talent you shared to many… especially all of us here in this group.”
Let’s make this launch even more meaningful. Every Echo Bag you buy supports Helena and Miguel — artists with autism — and helps create opportunities for more individuals like them.
🎨 Carry Art. Carry Impact.
✨ Support the Echo Bag campaign today → [Shop Echo Bags]
20/10/2025
Run with purpose. Run for inclusion. 💪
The 4th PWDe Run: Run Today, Lead Tomorrow is set for November 30, 2025 at UP Diliman! People of all abilities are invited to take part in a day of strength, unity, and celebration. ✨
Early registration starts October 11 to 31. Every participant gets an official race kit with shirt, bib, medal, and more!
For inquiries, feel free to contact us via:
📞 0929 289 9032
📧 [email protected]
🌐 Facebook: PWDe Run for Fun
17/10/2025
From Canvas to Cause 🎨 |
Throwback to our 2020 exhibit with JCI Manila — a celebration of art, inclusion, and community. 💙
Back then, our artists’ works filled the walls.
Now, their art fills everyday life — reimagined through our ECHO BAGS.
Each bag carries more than color — it carries opportunity.
Every design helps support artists with autism, transforming what was once displayed in galleries into something people can hold, gift, and use every day.
This relaunch is more than a comeback — it’s a continuation of that mission:
To make inclusion visible, and impact tangible. 🌍
Let your company or organization be part of the story.
👉 Gift with purpose at uniquelyable.art
16/10/2025
From to 🌍
Throwback to 2013 — when a young Miguel stood proudly with Miss Chinatown candidates, each holding an Echo Bag featuring his artwork. 💙
Back then, our mission was simple: show that art can create awareness.
Today, it’s so much more.
Through the Echo Bag Relaunch, every bag continues that legacy — turning art into opportunity, and creativity into advocacy.
Each Echo Bag doesn’t just replace plastic. It carries the colors, stories, and dreams of artists with autism — like Miguel and Helena — whose work reminds us that inclusion is always in style. 🎨
Let your company be part of the movement.
Gift with purpose. Gift with impact.
👉 uniquelyable.art
24/08/2025
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22/08/2025
🌟 A Canvas of Possibilities, Now on an Echo Bag 🌟
Meet Miguel, a young artist with autism whose vibrant imagination brings color and joy to the world. With the love and support of his family, Miguel turns every brushstroke into a story of hope, resilience, and creativity.
12 years ago, we launched our first collection of eco-bags featuring the incredible talents of artists like Miguel. Today, we’re relaunching this meaningful campaign—giving companies and individuals the chance to carry not just a bag, but a message: that art knows no boundaries.
✨ Every bag purchased supports artists with disabilities, empowering them to share their gifts while promoting sustainability.
🥰 Pre-order your bag now! Go to the link below to support Miguel & other artists with disabilities.
👜 Carry their art. Carry their story. Carry change.
18/07/2025
A Historic First at
We are beyond proud to congratulate our Young Artists with Disabilities for their incredible participation in this year’s Modern and Contemporary Art Festival. This is the first time MoCAF has ever featured young artists with disabilities, and the first time it has partnered with a non-profit organization.
This moment is not just a milestone for our organization, but a powerful step forward for representation, inclusion, and the belief that art belongs to everyone.
A standing ovation to our featured artists:
🎨 Vico Cham
🎨 Carlos Felipe
🎨 Chico Joaquin
🎨 Diego Villavicencio
🎨 Keith Sy
🎨 Daniel Sanchez
🎨 Anjulie Reyes
🎨 Maurice Reyes
🎨 Kleo Magalpo
Thank you for sharing your vision, your courage, and your creativity with the world. Your art opened hearts, sparked conversations, and proved that talent knows no boundaries.
We are honored to stand with you on this journey. 💙
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Special Achievers is an NGO which helps children and youth with disability reach their full potential.
We have two programs for children and youth with disability (CYWDs).
The first program is Mentorship through which we provide free tutorials and training in arts, music, and sports. We are running this program in Child Haus, a temporary shelter for children with cancer. We teach the children basic writing, reading and math and provide art therapy for the teenagers. We also have a mentorship program in a public school in Makati. We bring professionals in dance, music, visual arts, creative theatre and chocolate making to train select SPED students in collaboration with occupational therapists, speech pathologists and SPED teachers.
Volunteers help us run our mentorship programs at Child Haus, Manila and San Antonio National High School, Makati.
The second program is Expression where we look for children and youth with disability (CYWD) excelling in a particular craft or skill and promote their works and talents. In 2013, we launched our first expression project, the echo bag campaign in which we put artworks of two artists with autism in canvass bags. In 2015, we partnered with Prosel Pharmaceutical Inc. in a calendar project featuring 18 artworks of 10 CYWD. In 2017, we had two exhibits. The first was in collaboration with The Podium while the second was in partnership with The Philippine Society of Developmental Pediatricians. In 2018, PLAY- Participation and Learning Through Activities and Yoga commissioned Ravi Aguilar, one of our artists to illustrate a set of yoga cards.
We are open to collaborating with companies and organizations who would like to feature the works and skills of our artists.
We believe in and rally for children and youth with disability and we envision a community which understands, accepts and celebrates uniqueness.
