R.E.A.P Program | UST Angelicum College

Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

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Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

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Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

Learn More

Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

Learn More

Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

Learn More

Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P)

A transformative outreach initiative of UST Angelicum College extending free, inclusive, and values-driven Catholic education to marginalized children, youth, and adults.

Learn More

About the R.E.A.P Program

The Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P) Program of UST Angelicum College is a transformative outreach initiative that extends the benefits of the pioneering Home Study Program (HSP) to disadvantaged children, youth, and adults. Rooted in the Dominican philosophy of education, R.E.A.P provides free, inclusive, and values-driven basic education to those excluded from the formal school system due to poverty, illness, disability, or life circumstances.

Inclusive Catholic Education for All

Rooted in the Dominican philosophy of education, REAP provides free, inclusive, and values-driven basic education to those excluded from the formal school system due to poverty, illness, disability, or life circumstances.

The program empowers learners through flexible learning systems, volunteer facilitators, mastery-based achievement, and sustainable partnerships with organizations committed to social inclusion.

REAP serves as a powerful strategy for poverty alleviation, human dignity, and nation-building through education.

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Our Foundation

Guided by the Dominican core values that shape empowered, compassionate, and resilient learners.

Truth

Veritas

Forming learners with integrity and a deep commitment to truth.

Charity

Caritas

Extending compassion to those most in need across communities.

Justice

Justitia

Upholding the right to quality Catholic education for all.

Fortitude

Fortitudo

Empowering perseverance and resilience despite adversity.

Purpose of the Program

R.E.A.P offers a second chance at education for marginalized learners, equipping them with knowledge, skills, and values to uplift their lives. Implemented through partnerships with accredited institutions, the program is a vital strategy for poverty alleviation and social inclusion, enabling learners to actively contribute to nation-building.

Brief History

Milestones and growth of the R.E.A.P Program throughout the years.

1999

Launched as ERAP — Education Re-entry Agenda for the Poor.

2000

Renamed R.E.A.P with an enduring mission of inclusive education.

Nationwide

Expanded across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

2022

Strengthened volunteer facilitators during UST Angelicum's 50th Anniversary.

2023

Expanded to SHS via the ACE Program (Angelicum Continuing Education).

Milestones of Resilience

R.E.A.P. Program continues to embody perseverance and hope through these achievements:

JHS Completers Since 1999–2026

SHS Graduates SY 2024–2026

Volunteer Facilitators UST Angelicum, SY 2025–2026

Active R.E.A.P Sites Nationwide

Vision & Mission

The long-term goals and educational mission of the R.E.A.P Program.

Vision 2035

Our Vision

To be a trusted institution providing free integrated basic education to the poor and marginalized through sustainable partnerships.

Our Purpose

Our Mission

To deliver inclusive Catholic education via the HSP approach, fostering independence, competence, volunteerism, compassion, and solidarity with the poor.