About Us
Learning Rooted
in Community
Haraya empowers communities through culturally rooted education and environmental stewardship, co-creating learning spaces that reflect local values and inspire lasting change.
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Who We Are
We are educators and activists united by a shared belief in the transformative power of imagination. Each member of the team brings a deep commitment to fostering spaces where creativity and learning thrive, inspired by our own journeys of service and a desire to build brighter futures.
Our collective experience in education, community development, and social impact drives our mission to establish programs that empower individuals to reimagine and reshape their realities.
At our core, Haraya reflects our belief that a spark of imagination is all it takes to start a movement.
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partnerships
Haraya thrives on collaboration. Our partners are an essential part of our mission, helping us build sustainable learning centers that empower communities and protect the environment. From educational institutions and conservation groups to corporate sponsors and philanthropic foundations, each partner brings expertise, resources, and shared values that strengthen our impact.
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We work with organizations that believe in the power of education to drive meaningful change. Through these partnerships, we provide children and adults with access to holistic, community-led learning while integrating environmental awareness into every aspect of education. Whether supporting teacher training, funding conservation programs, or contributing to sustainable infrastructure, our partners help ensure that every Haraya center is not only built but continues to thrive.
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Our model extends beyond traditional aid. By collaborating with businesses and NGOs, we create opportunities for long-term engagement through workshops, retreats, and research initiatives that directly benefit both communities and ecosystems. These partnerships allow us to scale our work, refining our approach and expanding our reach to more underprivileged areas in the Philippines.​​
