In partnership with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), 25 youth offenders residing at the Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth got national certificates for cooking. These children, in conflict with the law, completed a 40-day training conducted by TESDA and were recognized during a graduation ceremony on April 30, 2024, at the facility’s continue reading : Twenty-five youth offenders get TESDA national certificate for cookery
A total of 21, including 17 residents and four (4) center staff of DSWD-7’s Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth (RRCY), were granted the NC II training certificate for Cookery from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). RRCY is a facility designed to provide intensive treatment in a residential setting for the rehabilitation of continue reading : RRCY residents pass NC II training
“Dili ni namo makalimtan ang inyong mga tabang dili kanamo kay tungod ninyo among ma-angkon among maayo nga parte sa among mga kumunidad — sa among tagsa-tagsa nga kumunidad puhon-puhon, kung kami makagawas na diri (We will not forget all the help we receive because if it were not for you, we would not be able continue reading : 22 RRCY Beneficiaries graduate TESDA Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II
“The youth is the hope of our future,” an immortalized quote by national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, which people have heard over and over again. But for social worker Rosalina Allosada the line has a deeper meaning. It has resonated on her journey in protecting the rights of children in conflict with the law (CICL) continue reading : Rosalina Allosada: Protecting Youth, Saving Future