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Sunday, June 21, 2009
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
PYAP 2009 Summer Youth Camp Teambuilding Session
Officers and members of PYAP Imus Chapter joined hand-in-hand in the this year's PYAP Summer Youth Camp Teambuilding Session on May 30, 2009 at Star Cove Resort Hotel in Balayan, Batangas.
The session was facilitated by Mr. Juriel T. Fabito, PYAP Adviser and assisted by Mr. Cris Diaz and Ms. Mitch Mabinis, PYAP Youth Coordinators; and Ms Tina H Viegan, RSW, CDAO Head/PYAP Adviser.
It aims to improve communication among PYAP officers and members; make the organization more enjoyable; motivate each other; get to know each other; get everyone "onto the same page", including goal setting; teach self regulation strategies; teach the team self-regulation strategies; help participants to learn more about themselves (strengths and weaknesses); identify and utilize the strengths of team members; improve team productivity; and practice effective collaboration with team members.
The session includes outdoor games, individual and group sharing and processing of experiences, feelings and thoughts from the exercises/games/activities.
(For more photos, please visit the PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account, just search for "Pyap Imus Chapter")
Monday, June 8, 2009
PYAP IMUS CHAPTER MEETS WEST CLUB YOUTH GROUP OF BALAYAN
Officers and members of PYAP Imus Chapter met the officers and members of West Club Youth Group of Brgy Baclaran in Balayan, Batangas. The two youth groups shared their vision, mission, objectives, plans and programs as well as experiences in youth organization and development.
The event was held on May 29, 2009 at the Conference Area of Star Cove Resort Hotel at Brgy. Baclaran in Balayan, Batangas. Bro. Bal Ronato, O.Carm, PYAP Adviser; Mr. Cris Diaz, PYAP Youth Coordinator; and Ms. Cristina H. Viegan, RSW, CDAO Head and PYAP Adviser.
Ms. Stella Acedera, CEO of A-Star Foundation, Inc. and owner of Star Cove Resort Hotel together with Brgy Capt. Ravenger Dela Cruz witnessed the meeting and gave their full support for the mutual cooperation of the two youth groups in various projects for the youth of Imus and Balayan.
(For more photos, please visit the PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account, just search for "Pyap Imus Chapter")
PYAP IMUS CHAPTER LIVELIHOOD SKILLS TRAINING AND DEMO IN BALAYAN, BATANGAS
PYAP Imus Chapter Officers led by Ms. Mito Pepito facilitated the livelihood skills training and demonstration of dishwashing liquid making, laundry powder soap making and fabric conditioner making to the unskilled youth and mothers of Brgy Baclaran in Balayan, Batangas.
This was part of the 2009 PYAP Summer Youth Camp in Balayan, Batangas where various outreach activities were planned for indigent groups in Brgy Baclaran.
(For more photos of the 2009 PYAP Summer Youth Camp, please visit the PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account, just search for "Pyap Imus Chapter")
PYAP YOUTH CAMP MORNING EXERCISE SESSION
Mr. Cris Diaz, and Ms. Mitch Mabinis, PYAP Youth Coordinators together with PYAP Officers Grace, Edwin and Giro led the morning exercise on Day 2 of the Summer Youth Camp in Star Cove Hotel Resort.
(For more photos, please visit the PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account,
PYAP DEMONSTRATES TAEKWON-DO TO THE KIDS OF BACLARAN
Mr. Cris Diaz, PYAP Youth Coordinator together with other PYAP Officers demonstrated to the kids of Baclaran in Balayan, Batangas basic taekwon-Do.
What exactly is the meaning of Taekwon-Do?
To put it simply Taekwon-Do is a version of unarmed combat designed for the purpose of self-defence. It is more than just that, however. It is the scientific use of the body in the method of self-defence; a body that has gained the ultimate use of its facilities through intensive physical and mental training.
It is a martial art that has no equal in either power or technique. Though it is a martial art, its discipline, technique and mental training are the mortar for building a strong sense of justice, fortitude, humility and resolve. It is this mental conditioning that separates the true practitioner from the sensationalist, content with mastering only the fighting aspects of the art.
This is one of the reasons that Taekwon-Do is called an art of self-defence. It also implies a way of thinking and life, particularly in instilling a concept and spirit of strict self-imposed discipline and an ideal of noble moral rearmament. The nearest description of it is almost a cult.
Translated literally "Tae" stands for jumping or flying, to kick or smash with the foot. "Kwon" denotes the fist-chiefly to punch or destroy with the hand or fist.
"Do" means an art or way - the right way built and paved by the saints and sages in the past.
Thus taken collectively "Taekwon-Do" indicates the mental training and the techniques of unarmed combat for self-defence as well as health, involving the skilled application of punches, kicks, blocks and dodges with bare hands and feet to the rapid destruction of the moving opponent or opponents. (source: www.itf-information.com/)
The same demo was also organized in various communities in Imus, Cavite spearheaded by CDAO.
(For more photos, please visit PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account, just search for "Pyap Imus Chapter")
PYAP IMUS CHAPTER SPEARHEADS MEDICAL MISSION IN BALAYAN, BATANGAS
Forty PYAP-Imus Chapter Officers and Members together with the CDAO Team headed by Ms. Tina H. Viegan, RSW, and PYAP Adviser Bro. Bal Ronato, O.Carm trooped to Barangay Baclaran in Balayan, Batangas on May 29, 2009 for the PYAP Summer Medical Mission. The event was made possible through the support of Imus Community Development Assistance Office (CDAO), A-Star Foundation, Inc., Star Cove Hotel Resort, Balayan Municipal Health Office and the Barangay Council of Baclaran, Balayan, Batangas.
More than four hundred patients waited for their turn to be checked-up and be given free medicines as prescribed by the attending doctors from th Balayan Municipal Health Office. The PYAP Officers and Members ensured that all patients are attended to and given enough medical attention.
The Medical Mission was part of the PYAP Imus Chapter Summer Youth Camp from May 29-30, 2009 in Balayan, Batangas.
(For more photos, please visit PYAP Imus Chapter Facebook Account, just search for "Pyap Imus Chapter")
The Many Reasons why the Imuseno-Youth Joins PYAP
“PYA can help me become an achiever.”
– Katherine Joy Tomenio, Alapan 2B
“...gusto kong magkaroon ng maraming kaibigan.”
– Alex Marfoari
“...I want to share my talents and skills to others.”
– Anthony San Jose, Anabu 2C
“...I want o help our barangay in the implementation of various projects, especially those projects benefiting our youth.”
– Daisy Lyn Sico, Anabu 2C
“...para magkaroon ng experience sa community building at syempre gusto kong ma-explore kung ano pang meron ako at ano pa at hanggang saan pa ang kaya ko.”
– Darlyn Brigoli, Anabu 2F
“I want to experience being a leader and help other youth to become productive members of the society”
– Joseph Jeffrye H. Viegan, Alapan 1A
“I want to develop and enhance my talents and skills and to help other youth in their activities.”
– Chrisly Lhean Castillejos, Alapan 1A
“I want to learn more, conquer my weaknesses, enrich my strenghths.”
– John Alfred Danao, Alapan 1B
“To improve my talent in playing basketball, especially dribbling, offense and defense strategies. ‘Yon lang.”
– Michael Nunez, Barcelona, Buhay na Tubig
“To have fun and learn more about different sports.”
– Ji Hsu Kim, Bayan Luma 2
“...I want to be a good and responsible leader.”
– Charles John Legaspi, Bayan Luma 6
“..I want to get college scholarship.”
– Allan Agustin
“...for experience..”
– Wendy Ganaba,Bucandala 1
“...to learn more how to be a good follower...”
- Amy Ebrole, Bucandala 3
“...upang makakilala pa ng maraming kaibigan.”
– Abegail Chrisel Catura, Bucandala 4
“...to share to the needy what I have.”
– Shane Esguerra, Carsadang Bago 1
“..for a change.”
– Elaine Parnala, Malagasang 1A
“..to be part of community programs and contests.”
– MJ Corpuz, Malagasang 1B
“I want to be sociable.”
– April Glovo, Malagasang 1E
“nahikayat ako na sumali sa PYA kasi nakita ko ang kanilang pagtulong sa mga taong nangangailangan.”
– Jaimee Queen Jarin, Malagasang 1G
“to socialize with other people.”
– Shiela Bernal, Malagasang 2A
“to help others who need me”
– John Patarata, Medicion 1B
“para lumawak ang karunungan sa maraming bagay”
– Paul John Japag, Medicion 2B
‘To try something new, mingle with others...”
– Robilhynne del Rosario Sanarez, Pag-asa 1
“..to improve my personality.”
– Maverick Carandang Gracilla, Poblacion 1A
“...my friends told me...it’s fun to join PYA.”
– Dean Eduard Yamio, Poblacion 1C
“..to meet new friends”
– Tanzang Luma 1
“..to be a role model to other youth”
– Cheene Sanchez, toclong 1A
– Katherine Joy Tomenio, Alapan 2B
“...gusto kong magkaroon ng maraming kaibigan.”
– Alex Marfoari
“...I want to share my talents and skills to others.”
– Anthony San Jose, Anabu 2C
“...I want o help our barangay in the implementation of various projects, especially those projects benefiting our youth.”
– Daisy Lyn Sico, Anabu 2C
“...para magkaroon ng experience sa community building at syempre gusto kong ma-explore kung ano pang meron ako at ano pa at hanggang saan pa ang kaya ko.”
– Darlyn Brigoli, Anabu 2F
“I want to experience being a leader and help other youth to become productive members of the society”
– Joseph Jeffrye H. Viegan, Alapan 1A
“I want to develop and enhance my talents and skills and to help other youth in their activities.”
– Chrisly Lhean Castillejos, Alapan 1A
“I want to learn more, conquer my weaknesses, enrich my strenghths.”
– John Alfred Danao, Alapan 1B
“To improve my talent in playing basketball, especially dribbling, offense and defense strategies. ‘Yon lang.”
– Michael Nunez, Barcelona, Buhay na Tubig
“To have fun and learn more about different sports.”
– Ji Hsu Kim, Bayan Luma 2
“...I want to be a good and responsible leader.”
– Charles John Legaspi, Bayan Luma 6
“..I want to get college scholarship.”
– Allan Agustin
“...for experience..”
– Wendy Ganaba,Bucandala 1
“...to learn more how to be a good follower...”
- Amy Ebrole, Bucandala 3
“...upang makakilala pa ng maraming kaibigan.”
– Abegail Chrisel Catura, Bucandala 4
“...to share to the needy what I have.”
– Shane Esguerra, Carsadang Bago 1
“..for a change.”
– Elaine Parnala, Malagasang 1A
“..to be part of community programs and contests.”
– MJ Corpuz, Malagasang 1B
“I want to be sociable.”
– April Glovo, Malagasang 1E
“nahikayat ako na sumali sa PYA kasi nakita ko ang kanilang pagtulong sa mga taong nangangailangan.”
– Jaimee Queen Jarin, Malagasang 1G
“to socialize with other people.”
– Shiela Bernal, Malagasang 2A
“to help others who need me”
– John Patarata, Medicion 1B
“para lumawak ang karunungan sa maraming bagay”
– Paul John Japag, Medicion 2B
‘To try something new, mingle with others...”
– Robilhynne del Rosario Sanarez, Pag-asa 1
“..to improve my personality.”
– Maverick Carandang Gracilla, Poblacion 1A
“...my friends told me...it’s fun to join PYA.”
– Dean Eduard Yamio, Poblacion 1C
“..to meet new friends”
– Tanzang Luma 1
“..to be a role model to other youth”
– Cheene Sanchez, toclong 1A
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