Humanitas Livelihood Association Inc.
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Humanitas Livelihood Association Inc.

Livelihood and community-development programs that convert opportunity into lasting capability.

Designs and supports skills development, enterprise incubation, employment pathways, market linkages, education, health, and community-resilience initiatives.

Serves as a bridge between enterprise activity and inclusive community development.

Mission & Beneficiaries

Humanitas Livelihood Association Inc. exists to uplift vulnerable and underserved communities by developing sustainable livelihoods, community enterprises, and human capability programs — with a focus on rural producers, low-income families, women, youth, and host communities connected to the group's areas of operation.

Its mission is to convert grant-funded and enterprise-linked opportunities into real community benefit — jobs, income, skills, and local ownership — so that growth across the group's ecosystem is inclusive, dignified, and socially rooted.

Programs & Enterprises

Humanitas operates and facilitates livelihood programs in agriculture, micro-processing, recycling, skills training, women-led enterprises, youth enterprise development, and community-based service businesses — while organizing beneficiaries into associations, cooperatives, and social enterprises that can participate in the group's supply chains and host-community ecosystems.

Organizational Model

Humanitas is a non-stock, non-profit social development and livelihood institution operating under a hybrid NGO – social enterprise model, designed to deliver community programs, enterprise incubation, skills development, and inclusive livelihood opportunities while facilitating commercially viable community-based enterprises and market linkages.

Impact Target

20,000 direct beneficiaries targeted within the first three years

Beneficiaries are reached through livelihood programs, enterprise incubation, skills development, community services, and inclusive market-linkage initiatives — supported by initial capitalization-based funding and sustained by ongoing annual contributions from across the group's ecosystem.

Sustainability Model

Humanitas operates on a blended sustainability model. Its primary funding comes from Amare Initiatives, supplemented by grants, donations, corporate social responsibility support, program fees, and revenue from mission-aligned livelihood and social enterprise activities — allowing it to remain socially driven while gradually building operational self-sufficiency.

Connection to the Group

Humanitas serves as the community development, livelihood, and inclusion bridge between the group's business activities and the people in the communities where those businesses operate.