United Christian Academy's care is not only limited to its students, but also extends compassion to the community. The school also teaches its students how to love others especially those people around them.
For almost three decades, UCA has spearheaded meaningful and milestone events and programs that spread the love, hope, and joy to those who are needy in the community.
Programs such as medical missions, gift-giving drives, feeding program, and scholarships serve as a torch of hope to its beneficiaries. These programs also give hope to the people around the community and allow them to see a brighter side in their lives.
In all these outreach programs, the school takes into consideration that the students are the major participants in reaching out to the community. These events become a practical classroom of life's lesson to the students and learning values that will make them a holistic person with a heart for the people around them. Through these, UCA teaches its students the joy in giving because it is more blessed to give than to receive.
Scholarship Grants
For 17 years now, UCA and UCA College of Asia has given thousands of scholarships to deserving beneficiaries and provided ESC scholarships, free training, competency assessment, and licensing for in-demand courses such as Computer Systems Servicing NC II, Contact Center Services NC II, Broadband Installation NC II, Bookkeeping NC III, and Visual Graphics Design NC III.
Pamaskong Handog / Gift Giving
Since 2005, UCA has been sharing its blessings to less fortunate people of the community during the Christmas season. Through this program, students has been taught of the value of giving and sharing their blessings to the needy people. It is also an opportunity for the students to give back to the Lord all the blessings they have received through giving and sharing.
Medical Missions
In partnership with United Christian Fellowship, UCA's heart to reach out to people sparked a succession of medical, dental, and optical missions where the institution collaborates with medical specialists in providing free services to thousands of people i our community. Through these, students are exposed to many different ways of sharing God's love and compassion to people.