“I came for the job circle and stayed for the people. Now I run the resume clinic every second Saturday.”
“Dumating ako para sa trabaho. Nanatili ako para sa samahan.”
Mabuhay nang malaya. Maging kabahagi.
Kaya PH is a community of Filipinos with disabilities building lives on their own terms and making a difference in the communities they call home.
Hindi lang kami tagatanggap ng tulong.
Persons with disabilities are professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, advocates, family members, neighbours and leaders.
We have a place in our communities and a voice in shaping them. Our members run shops in Cebu, teach in Iloilo, write code in Metro Manila, farm in Nueva Ecija and sit on accessibility committees in their own barangays. When a decision affects PWDs, we want PWDs in the room while it is being made, not consulted once it is done.
Independent living does not mean doing everything alone. It means having the freedom, accessibility, resources and support to make decisions about your own life. A member who works with a personal assistant, uses a wheelchair, reads with a screen reader or leans on family is living independently in every sense that matters.
Kaya PH exists so that support is easier to find, and so that nobody has to keep proving they belong before they can take part.
Nasaan kami ngayon.
2,400
members nationwide. Membership is free and open to any Filipino with a disability.
18
provinces with an active chapter, from Ilocos Norte to Davao del Sur.
340
workshops and peer sessions led by members since 2019.
96
workplaces that hired through our job circle in the last two years.
Apat na paraan ng pagtutulungan.
01
Sariling desisyon, sariling buhay.
Peer support and plain guidance on transport, housing, personal assistance, benefits and the everyday decisions in between.
02
Trabaho at kakayahan.
Workshops, mentoring, job leads through the Kaya job circle, and practical help for members running their own business.
03
Samahan at pamumuno.
Chapters, meetups and member-led projects where PWDs organise, mentor and speak for themselves.
04
Mas bukas na paligid.
Access audits, staff training and partnerships that open up buildings, workplaces and public decisions.
Sa kanilang sariling salita.
“I came for the job circle and stayed for the people. Now I run the resume clinic every second Saturday.”
“Dumating ako para sa trabaho. Nanatili ako para sa samahan.”
“The pricing workshop taught me what my work is worth. I have two commissions a month now, and a waiting list.”
“Natutunan ko kung magkano ang halaga ng gawa ko.”
“We asked the city to fix one crossing. We ended up on the accessibility committee. That part I did not expect.”
“Isang tawiran ang hiningi namin. Naging upuan sa konseho.”
Piliin ang pintong bagay sa inyo.
Para sa mga PWD.
Open to any Filipino with a disability. Membership is free and brings you into chapter events, the job circle and peer support groups.
Para sa mga kaalyado.
We need drivers, note takers, Filipino Sign Language interpreters, photographers and people who can help run events in their own city.
Para sa mga institusyon.
Work with us on an access audit, an inclusive hiring plan or a project in your community. Members are in the room from the first meeting.
Dapat kayang gamitin ng lahat.
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and test with members who use screen readers, magnification, switch access and keyboard-only navigation. Every page works at 200 per cent zoom, every control is reachable by keyboard, and no information is carried by colour alone.
If something here blocks you, that is a defect and we want to hear about it. Tell us what happened and we will fix it, then tell you when it is done.
At our events
Ask us for anything else
Registration always ends with one open question: what do you need to take part? Whatever the answer, we will try to arrange it and we will tell you honestly if we cannot.
Sumali. Magboluntaryo. Makipagtulungan.
Tell us which one fits and a member of the team will reply within two working days.