auraA practical framework for recovery
You are more than what you survived.
You are the light still ahead.
Project Aura is a recovery program and curriculum with built-in support — designed to help people in recovery, families, and local health programs put the whole person back into focus: physical, vitality, emotional, mental, and spiritual.
Recovery is more than sobriety.
Addiction affects the whole person — body, mind, and spirit. It does not erase who someone is. Project Aura is a structured program and curriculum with support, giving families, health workers, and local governments a shared language for whole-person recovery.
- A clear map of what recovery includes
- Language families can use to support a loved one
- A practical framework LGU programs can adopt
“Recovery across the whole person.”
The A.U.R.A. framework
Four pillars, worked together — not a straight line from one to the next.
Awaken
See the pattern clearly, without shame — the first honest look.
Understand
Learn the root causes, triggers, and history behind the behavior.
Restore
Rebuild the body and nervous system — sleep, nutrition, movement, medical care.
Align
Bring body, mind, relationships, and purpose back into one working whole.
Five levels of health
Physical
Vitality
Emotional
Mental
Spiritual
How it works
Getting started is simple. Here is what the first steps look like.
Reach out
Send us an email or a message. No commitment — just a conversation.
Free intro conversation
We listen, answer your questions, and suggest the right fit: 1:1 program, group workshop, or community program.
Start the framework
Begin the A.U.R.A. sessions at your own pace, with clear milestones along the way.
Keep the support going
Regular check-ins, a peer group, and community events keep momentum going after the program.
What we offer
Direct, personalized support — separate from our donation-funded grassroots projects.
1:1 Private Program
For individuals and families
Group Workshops & Programs
For people in recovery, families, and professionals
Corporate Training
For organizations and teams
Grassroots projects
Community-facing programs funded by donors and sponsors. These are free or low-cost initiatives for barangays, LGU health offices, and local recovery circles — not paid private services.
Designed with lived experience
People in recovery, families, and frontline workers helped shape this framework.
Built for local communities
Made to work in barangay halls, LGU health offices, faith groups, and neighborhood circles.
Peer support first
We train community members to walk alongside one another, not to replace existing services.
Open to partners
We collaborate with local organizations, schools, businesses, and government programs.
“Hindi ikaw ang mga pagsubok na nalampasan mo. Ikaw ang liwanag na naghihintay.”
Built by a multidisciplinary team
Project Aura brings together people with backgrounds in business, arts, philanthropy, behavioral health, and community work — united by the belief that practical, compassionate support should be available to everyone who needs it.
Meet the team behind Project AuraGet involved
Personal responsibility is the center of recovery — and the center of this movement. There are fifteen ways to contribute: volunteer, partner, sponsor, mentor, and more.
See ways to contributeHelp us keep the light on
Your gift funds training for health workers, printed materials for families, and community events where people in recovery can rebuild purpose and connection.
See giving optionsCommon questions
Is Project Aura free?
Grassroots community programs are free or low-cost, funded by donors and sponsors. Private 1:1 coaching, group workshops, and corporate training are paid services — contact us for details.
Is this a treatment center or a replacement for a doctor?
No. Project Aura is a recovery program and curriculum with built-in support. It works alongside medical care, not instead of it. If you or a loved one need clinical treatment, we encourage you to keep it — we can point you toward services.
Is it religious?
No. The A.U.R.A. framework is practical and works alongside any faith, or none.
Is it confidential?
Yes. What you share in 1:1 sessions and workshops stays between you, the facilitator, and the group, and we follow standard confidentiality practices.
Can families join even if their loved one is not in the program?
Yes. Much of the curriculum is built for families — practical language, tools, and peer support for the people standing beside someone in recovery.
How do I bring this to our barangay or LGU?
Reach out through the Get Involved form and we will set up an intro session for your health office, school, or community group.