Bukluran ng Kalinga District V, Quezon City · growing nationwide

Sama-sama para sa Distrito Singko.

Livelihood, care and learning for single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and families in District 5.

  • SEC-registered nonprofit
  • Community-led programs
  • District V home base
Relief Distribution
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Relief

Relief

Responding Where It Matters Most

We provide immediate support to communities in need, ensuring that essential resources reach those who need them most.

Livelihood
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Livelihood

Livelihood

Building Paths to Self-Reliance

Beyond aid, we create opportunities for individuals and families to build sustainable sources of income.

Participation
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Participation

Participation

Building Solutions Together

We engage communities in open dialogue, ensuring that solutions are shaped by the people they serve.

Inclusion
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Inclusion

Inclusion

Inclusive by Design

Our programs are built to ensure that everyone, including persons with disabilities, can participate and contribute.

Collective Impact
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Collective Impact

Collective Impact

A Community That Shows Up

Every initiative is driven by participation, where individuals come together to support, engage, and grow as one community.

2,000+Families served
6+Sectors supported
80+Activities since 2021
10,000+People reached
How to help

Three ways to stand with District 5

  1. 1

    Join as a member

    Become part of Bukluran ng Kalinga and take part in programs and assemblies.

    Join us →
  2. 2

    Donate a gadget

    Your old phone, tablet or laptop can keep a student learning.

    Gadget donation →
  3. 3

    Support our work

    Fund feeding programs, livelihood training and school needs for families.

    Support us →
Why Bukluran

Bukluran means unity. Kalinga means care.

A community bound by genuine care for one another, starting in District V and growing across the Philippines.

About us
  • Registered nonprofit

    Registered with the SEC.

  • Community-led

    Programs shaped by the families they serve.

  • For the underserved

    Single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and stay-at-home parents.

  • Built to last

    Sustainable livelihood and digital empowerment.

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FAQ

Questions we get a lot

Still unsure? Contact us or email [email protected].

Who can join Bukluran?

Anyone who shares our mission. We focus on single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and stay-at-home parents in District V, Quezon City, and we are growing nationwide.

Is Bukluran a registered organization?

Yes. Bukluran ng Kalinga ng Mamamayang Distrito Singko Inc. is registered with the SEC.

How can I donate a gadget?

See our Gadget Donation page for what we accept and how to send it.

Where are you located?

6 Florence Ville Subd, Don Enrique, Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, Metro Manila 1125.

Be part of the story

Join a community that shows up for each other.