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A powerful show of unity at SM Seaside Cebu, where hundreds gathered in a vibrant sea of blue and green to celebrate inclusion and support for the autism community during the ASP Angels Walk.
Photos courtesy of SM Cares
Supporters in SM City Butuan proudly joined the ASP Angels Walk, standing side by side with individuals on the autism spectrum.
The activity hall of SM City Bacolod lit up with hope as participants came together for awareness, understanding, and acceptance.
Families and advocates attended in unity at SM City Lipa, showing their love and support for the autism community in this joyful celebration of inclusion.
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In SM City Davao, smiles and solidarity filled the entire mall as the community joined hands for autism inclusion.
At SM City Iloilo, the spirit of compassion shone bright as local champions gathered in support of autism inclusion.
A touching moment between father and son during the ASP Angels Walk — a powerful reminder of the importance of a community embracing neurodiversity.
At SM City Lucena, children and parents assembled with educators, advocates, and supporters to uplift the voices of persons on the spectrum.
The ASP Angels Walk at SM City Tuguegarao brought a wave of warmth and acceptance, with participants proudly walking for a more inclusive future.
In Malaybalay, a strong community stands united — walking together to build a world where every person with autism is seen, heard, and celebrated.
Surrounded by cool mountain air, families and allies were graced by the University of the Cordilleras College of Nursing in SM City Baguio, as they embraced the call for empathy and community at the ASP Angels Walk.
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More than 10,000 Filipinos from across the country came together at SM malls nationwide to participate in the ASP Angels Walk for Autism, a growing movement dedicated to promoting disability inclusion and support for individuals on the autism spectrum.
The walk, organized by the Autism Society Philippines (ASP) in partnership with SM Cares, gathered families, educators, advocates, and allies in a heartfelt show of solidarity in cities including Lipa, Lucena, Iloilo, Tuguegarao, Davao, Butuan, Baguio, Bacolod, and Cebu. In Malaybalay, local groups also organized their own inclusive event to extend the movement’s reach.
The series of regional gatherings, held in the activity halls of SM malls, serves as a lead-up to the largest event of the campaign: the culminating ASP Angels Walk for Autism happening on 18 May 2025 at 7:00 AM at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. Organizers expect this final event to draw thousands more in what is anticipated to be the largest nationwide celebration of autism inclusion to date.
More than just a symbolic walk, the initiative highlights the ongoing call for acceptance, accommodation, and appreciation of individuals with autism, as well as their families. For many attendees, the walk was a space to celebrate neurodiversity, advocate for inclusive policies, and connect with others in the autism community.
SM Cares, the corporate social responsibility arm of SM Supermalls, has long supported efforts for disability inclusion, with SM malls regularly hosting accessible programs for the sector.
Registration for the event is free and open to the public. Participants are encouraged to join and walk not just for themselves, but for loved ones, friends, or anyone who deserves to be seen, heard, and valued.
To register, visit here.