On April 16, 2025, the time has come, and they cherished the moment of graduation.

Our club donated the graduation medals.

On April 25, 2025, our club Rotary and Imelda attended the graduation ceremony of 27 day care school children.

The school teachers and the parents appreciated our club support and the medals.

Past President Lito shared the YouTube content of Past President Dr. Klaus Radtke entitled “Climate Justice-Children’s World Tour Express Train” about the effects of climate change happening on Earth and to do something about it for the future of the next generation. Through a student leader in the community the residents will view the video and like, subscribe and share the said content to the others to spread the message further.

President Raymund talked about “Teenage Pregnancy” to the young adolescents present in the event.

The indigent community, mainly farming for their livelihood, was grateful to RIMM for the donation.

The donation was contributed by RIMM Past President Dr. Klaus Radtke.

The event was followed by a dance contest with prizes held on December 20. Both events provided gifts and foods, led by our club Rotarian Imelda and Past President Ivan.

The televisions will be used for their classroom teaching and the digital camera will be used for their campus journalism, photo essay and feature writing activities.

A Certificate of Appreciation was presented to Aniel on behalf of President Don and his club members during the event and President Raymund of the Rotary Club of Multinational Manila.

The school’s faculty and students were grateful to the Rotary Club of Geelong Central, Australia for the financial donation for the televisions and digital camera and to the Rotary Club of Multinational Manila for purchasing and delivering them to their school.

During the school’s Christmas event Erwin, a Science teacher conducted an in-depth power point symposium on the YouTube content of Past President of the Rotary Club of Multinational Manila, Dr. Klaus Radtke, an environmental scientist from the United States of America entitled “Climate Justice-Children’s World Tour Express Train“.

Erwin said the school will conduct its own programs in January 2025 on the “Youth for Environmental Science Organization” (YES O), an organization in their school developed by the Department of Education (DepEd) to further elevate the awareness of the youth on environmental issues and protection of Mother Earth.

Past President Lito of the Rotary Club of Multinational Manila also shared important information on climate change and its effects to the students. The students appreciated what they learned from the forum and they subscribed and shared the “Climate Justice-Children’s World Tour Express Train” Youtube content after the event.

Gina, head of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development (MSWD) Alfonso and Anacoreta of the Commission on Population (POPCOM, Alfonso) conducted a forum on “Teenage Pregnancy in the Philippines” followed by a vow from the students to MSWD committing not to become a teenage parent for their future’s sake.

Dr. Judan of the Kaysuyo National High School will be sharing a video of the forum.

A Certificate of Appreciation to both Rotary clubs were presented. President Raymund received the certificate on behalf of the Rotary Club of Multinational Manila and Aniel on behalf of President Don and the club members of the Rotary Club of Geelong Central, Australia.

The faculty of Kaysuyo National High School extended their heartfelt gratitude to both Rotary clubs for their donations and meaningful forum on “Climate Justice” and “Teenage Pregnancy in the Philippines”.

On November 7, 2024, organized by our club Rotarian Imelda and financially backed by Past President Ivan, made enable to support the event for Aeta Village Elemantary School, Subic Bataan, as part of our educational program for indigenous students.

More specifically, our club donated painting materials, 40 pcs of chairs and school supplies.

There are 312 Aeta students in the school benefited from this program.

Different folks of life, such as Aeta and Ambala joined the event and presented their traditional cooking and food, as master chef competition.

The champion received a 5,000 peso prize and the other top three received 1,000 pesos each. The total prize amount was P10,000 including other winners.

It was a joyful event and meant for preserving their culture.

The sponsorship was financially supported by PP Ivan and organized by our club Rotarian Imelda.

312 Aeta students participated and enjoyed a home cooked warm meal.

It was the first time event for the Aeta children and their parents to have this type of Western cultural event, yet they were very happy wearing Halloween costumes.