CPC ROADTRIPS IN NEGROS
Four thousand three hundred fifty (4,350) students attended the Laura Vicuna Foundation’s advocacy against child trafficking in their school (LVF ACTS) for the month of September 2017. Eight different schools in Negros Occidental responded to the invitation. The sessions were conducted by Ms. Mercedes A. Juncia. This is in partnership with DepEd Negros Occidental and DepEd Cadiz. The following are the Child Protection Clinic (CPC) Roadtrips:
LVF ACTS in Manapla, Negros Occ.
Eight hundred eighty-one (881) students were given sessions in 2 schools in Manapla namely St. Roch Academy (301) on September 11th and 12th and Manapla National High School (580) on September 27th and 28th. The students committed to stop watching pornographic movies and not to pose nude pictures. They should become advocates, they said, by educating others too.
LVF ACTS in Talisay City
Eight hundred seven (807) were given sessions in 2 far-flung schools in Talisay City namely Dr. Antonio Lizares National High School (446) in Dos Hermanas on September 19th and Don SimplicioLizares National High School (361) in Barangay Matab-ang on September 25th. It was an eye opener for them to check on job offers first. Their dignity should also be given importance, they said.
LVF ACTS in Toboso, Negros Occ.
Eight hundred eleven (811) students of Toboso National High School were given the sessions on September 19th. For them their parents should be advised not to exploit their children.
LVF ACTS in Calatrava, Negros Occ.
One thousand seventy-four (1,074) students in 2 schools in Calatrava were given the sessions on September 20th. These are the following schools: Colonel Griffin national High School in Minapasok (823) and Colonel Griffin National High School Marcelo Extension (251). The students said they should be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge before applying for a certain job.
LVF ACTS in Cadiz City
Seven hundred seventy-seven (777) students of Dr. Vicente Gustilo National High School were given the session on September 22nd. They said not to indulge in pornography so they will not be able to victimize others and report cases of human trafficking.
Birthday of Mary OUR MOTHER
Last September 7, 2017, students at Laura Vicuna Technology Center celebrated the nativity of our Lady Mother of Christ. Students helped each other in making the celebration, with the physical arrangement, program and games for all. Started by the Emcee’s Janine Javier and Clarynce Raquel, the opening prayer was led by Keila Mae Bautista followed by the opening remarks by Sr. Ana Guerrero then followed by the program proper, Trivia and Games was led by Maria Isabel Lorin. Presentation by the students as follows: Hand mime with the song What a Wonderful World was performed by the Sprazzo Theater Arts Club , followed by games and trivia related to Mother Mary, next was the performance of the Girls Students a song presentation of Mary’s Faith. Next was the interpretative dance presentation of the song Abang Maria. The program ended with the closing prayer led by Keila Mae.
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