25/11/2025
Barangay Pinget BCPC Children’s Camp 2025 🎉(1/2)
In celebration of National Children’s Month, the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) and the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) of Pinget hosted a children’s camp on November 22–23, 2025, at the Barangay Pinget Multipurpose Hall and Admiral’s Farm Park. Anchored on this year’s theme, “OSAEC-CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bata, Ipaglaban!” the two-day activity showcased a variety of sessions, including discussions on pressing issues affecting children and youth, team-building workshops, and group reflections.
Day 1—Participants assembled at the multipurpose hall, where the program began with a warm welcome message from Punong Barangay Pablo S. Pawi Jr. To energize the group, SK Sadlay facilitated an enjoyable introductory activity. This was followed by an orientation on children’s rights by Barangay Human Rights Action Officer (BHRAO) Ramoncito A. Sanchez, who emphasized the moral and legal foundations of these rights. A lecture on teenage pregnancy—an especially relevant topic for many participants—was then delivered by Kag. Carmelita B. Ayan, Chairperson of the Committee on Health.
Upon arriving at Admiral’s Farm Park, the participants set up their tents and belongings. They later engaged in team-building games prepared by the organizers, followed by leisure time and preparations before dinner.
After dinner, participants, parents, and barangay officials or volunteers gathered for a social night. During the bonfire activity, adults openly shared their personal experiences with underage drinking and smoking, imparting valuable lessons to the youth. Those who shared included barangay officials Kag. Irish S. Calaya, SK Chairperson Jude Sadlay, Kag. Roger A. Gacayan, Kag. Virginia C. Jose, BPAT Dante I. Bon-as, and BNS Antonette L. Gaco. Parents and guardians such as Mrs. Rosaria As-il and Mrs. Breminda A. Sadlay also recounted their insights. The heartfelt gathering aimed to help the children understand the consequences of engaging in these harmful behaviors.
SK Pinget extends its sincerest appreciation to the following:
● To Admirals Farm Park, for warmly welcoming and accommodating the group throughout their stay.
● To the volunteer parents and guardians—Ms. Jomelynne A. Sadlay, Mrs. Elvie Ayan, Mrs. Rosaria As-il, and Mrs. Emy Mangigil—for continuously supporting the children and offering assistance during the activity. Special thanks to Mrs. Breminda A. Sadlay, whose dedication to child welfare significantly contributed to the success of the event.
● To the barangay officials and volunteers—BHRAO Ramoncito A. Sanchez and Kag. Carmelita B. Ayan for sharing your knowledge with the children, Kag. Roger A. Gacayan for safely driving the children to and from the campsite; BNS Antonette Gaco; BNS Gina Rose Lacatango; BPAT Dante I. Bon-as; Kag. Virginia A. Jose; and Kag. Irish S. Calaya—for your unwavering support and assistance throughout the program.