Special Achievers has two programs to help children and youth with disability (CYWDs).

The first program is Mentorship through which we provide free tutorials and training in arts, music, and sports. We are running this program in Child Haus, a temporary shelter for children with cancer. Our classes include yoga, engineering for children, and music, and tutorials in reading and comprehension, writing and basic math. Individuals and volunteers from different organizations, such as ANZ Bank, Rotaract- United Nations, UNESCO and Smile Group PH, teach the children every Sunday at 4-6 p.m. We intend to duplicate the mentorship program in a public Special Education (SPED) school this September 2018.

The second program is Expression where we look for children and youth with disability (CYWD) excelling in a particular craft or skill and promote their works and talents. In 2013, we launched our first expression project, the echo bag campaign in which we put artworks of two artists with autism in canvass bags. The bags were distributed around the globe. Half of the net proceeds went to the artists. In 2015, we partnered with Prosel Pharmaceutical Inc. in a calendar project featuring 18 artworks of 10 CYWD. Each artist was given an honorarium for each artwork used and 11,000 copies of the calendar were distributed all over the Philippines while 1,000 copies were distributed abroad. In 2017, we had two exhibits. The first was in collaboration with The Podium while the second was in partnership with The Philippine Society of Developmental Pediatricians.