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U Caravan continues to empower Taguig students
The "Youth Goes to U" Caravan for the year 2023 took place at the Technological University of the Philippines (TUP), Western Bicutan, on Monday, May 15. Aligned with Mayor Lani Cayetano's Transformative, Lively, and Caring City agenda, the program aims to bring educational and youth-oriented initiatives closer to the students of the city.
Approximately 250 students from various student organizations actively participated in the programs and activities organized by the Youth Caravan. Led by SK Federation President Mary Ruth "Beng" Maximo and Taguig 2nd District Councilor Jomil Serna, the caravan featured three Pocket Workshops: "Jumpstart your Career," which focused on preparing CVs and resume writing; "The Youth Voice Project," a workshop on public speaking and impromptu speaking; and "Make it Up," a workshop on enhancing one's appearance during meetings and gatherings.
To make the experience more enjoyable and exciting for the students, several games and challenges were organized, including sack races, a one-legged race, a jump box challenge, the Active Transport Challenge (biking), basketball shooting, and mountain climbing. These activities aimed to foster camaraderie, physical fitness, and a spirit of healthy competition among the participants.
The "Youth Goes to U" Caravan serves as a platform for Taguig City's young residents to explore and develop their skills, knowledge, and talents. By providing access to educational workshops, interactive sessions, and engaging activities, the caravan creates an environment conducive to learning, growth, and personal development.
This initiative is in line with the city government's commitment to prioritize the needs and aspirations of its youth population. By organizing such events, the local government aims to empower the students, equip them with valuable life skills, and create a supportive environment where they can thrive academically and personally.
The "Youth Goes to U" Caravan is just one of the many youth-oriented programs and initiatives implemented by the city government of Taguig. Through these endeavors, the government seeks to cultivate a generation of young individuals who are confident, capable, and socially engaged.
As the caravan continues its journey, it is expected to reach more schools and universities, bringing its transformative programs and activities to a wider audience. The commitment to empowering and nurturing the city's youth remains steadfast, with the "Youth Goes to U" Caravan serving as a platform for educational enrichment, personal growth, and the development of valuable life skills.
Taguig City's commitment to providing opportunities for its young residents showcases its dedication to building a vibrant and dynamic community. Through initiatives like the "Youth Goes to U" Caravan, the city continues to invest in its youth, recognizing them as valuable assets and the driving force behind a bright and promising future.
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