The said project is a joint initiative aimed at providing educational opportunities and support to the IPs residing in Bueno Capas, Tarlac. With a commitment to uplift the lives of this indigenous group, the program focuses on fostering holistic development, enhancing their knowledge on hygiene and sanitation, disaster risk management, and effective community management.
Furthermore, the program extended its impact by generously distributing personal hygiene kits, clothing, books, and toys, graciously contributed by benefactors and various donors.
The activity was attended by PUP-OU Master in Communication Students, faculty extensionists from the TSU-CASS Department of Communication and General Education, and select members of the TSU Communicators’ Guild. Additionally, community leaders and barangay officials were present to lend their support and witness the positive impact of this collaborative effort.
The project signifies the importance of community engagement and partnership between educational institutions and local communities. It not only aims to provide access to education but also empowers the IPs with valuable knowledge and skills to improve their quality of life and resilience in the face of various challenges.
