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VICTORIAS CITY CELEBRATES NATIONAL DAYCARE’S WEEK WITH ENVIRONMENTAL, SELF-ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES
In celebration of National Daycare’s Week and in line with Proclamation No. 404, Series of 2013, the City Government of Victorias, through the Federation of Child Development Workers, gathered Child Development Workers (CDWs) for a day of meaningful activities held at the Eco-Trail in Barangay VI-A on June 13.
With the theme “Child Development Workers sa Bagong Pilipinas: Mapagkalinga, Makabayan at Makabata,” the event aimed to recognize the invaluable contributions of CDWs in delivering early childhood education and nurturing Filipino children in their formative years.
To promote environmental awareness and stewardship, the celebration featured a Mangrove Planting activity, highlighting the importance of coastal ecosystems in preserving the mangrove fores
This initiative not only supported environmental sustainability but also served as a symbol of the nurturing role CDWs play in society.
Special thanks were extended to City Environment and Natural Resources Officer Lara Ann Garcia for providing Malihaw mangrove seedlings, and to Punong Barangay Ana Mae Claro of Barangay VI-A for her assistance throughout the activity.
The celebration also included a Self-Enhancement Activity facilitated by Ricky Lapidante, RSW, who delivered a workshop designed to help CDWs develop self-awareness, understand personal values and emotions, and strengthen their resilience in facing life’s challenges.
The activity encouraged participants to embrace their roles with a positive self-image and deeper purpose.
City Social Welfare and Development Officer Joy Reunir, RSW, also graced the event and shared inspiring words that acknowledged the dedication and sacrifices of Child Development Workers.
The event was a celebration of commitment, resilience, and purpose as it paid tribute to the tireless efforts of Child Development Workers while empowering them to continue their mission of shaping the future of Filipino children in a caring and nurturing environment. *
Photos by CSWDO