Republic of the Philippines

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority

Marinduque Provincial Office
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

TUGOS OUTREACH PROGRAM PROPOSAL

“RISE BEYOND LIMITS: A BEACON OF

HOPE IN REMOTE REALMS”
EMPOWER TUGOS: BRIDGING THE
PATH TO KNOWLEDGE AND
COMPASSION
Advocating for Education, Empowering
Lives

Theme:“Unleashing Potential, Igniting Dreams”

Initiated by: COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII BATCH 4 2023

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLARS

OCTOBER 31, 2023

 Republic of the Philippines
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

Outreach Program Proposal

Title: “Rise Beyond Limits: A Beacon of Hope in Remote Realms”

Theme: “Unleashing Potential, Igniting Dreams”

Abstract

This outreach program proposal outlines a comprehensive initiative designed to empower and uplift the
underserved and geographically isolated community of Boac the Barangay Tugos in the province of
Marinduque. Our Advocacy is designed to inspire and encourage the community in remote areas,
portraying our program as a beacon of hope and empowerment. It emphasizes the idea that everyone
has the potential to achieve their dreams regardless of their circumstances. The program's core
objectives are to promote the importance of education, particularly through government-sponsored
scholarships such as TESDA, and to inspire residents to aspire to their full potential. Brgy.Tugos of Boac,
situated far from the provincial center and accessible via challenging, rough roads, is home to a limited
population that faces unique barriers to educational and personal development. Through a combination
of advocacy, educational workshops, and mentorship, this program seeks to break down these barriers,
shedding light on the transformative potential of education, and instilling the belief that dreams can be
realized, regardless of geographical constraints. This proposal details the program's core components,
objectives, and a path forward to uplift the community of the Brgy. Tugo, fostering a culture of lifelong
learning and self-improvement.

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Executive Summary:

In response to the pressing needs of the remote community in Brgy.Tugos,Boac, Marinduque, we

propose an outreach program designed to uplift and empower its residents. As renowned philosopher
Albert Schweitzer once said, "The purpose of human life is to serve, and to show compassion and the
will to help others." We are inspired by these words and believe that reaching out to underserved
communities is not only a moral imperative but also an opportunity to enact positive change. The
statistics in the Philippines underscore the urgency of this endeavor, with a significant population living
in poverty and dire need of assistance. In Marinduque, the Municipalities with the most significant
concentration of impoverished households includeBoac, Santa Cruz, and Buenavista. At the Barangay
level,TugosYook, Tungib-lipata, Libas, and Daykitin in Buenavista as well as Malibago in Torrijos, have
reported the highest number of impoverished residents. This data is based on the Listahanan Third
Round Households Assessment (Listahanan 3) conducted by the Department of Social Welfare and
Development (DSWD) MIMAROPA, Which revealed that out of the total 52,738 households assessed in
the province, 11, 628 households, or approximately 22%, fall below the poverty line. (Published on: June
1, 2023 by DSWD MIMAROPA) this outreach campaign will therefore select the Marinduque Barangay
Tugos, Boac.

To bring this vision to life, we plan to conduct a fundraising campaign named "Piso mo tulay ng
karunongan at pagmalasakit sa nangangailangan" (Your Peso, Bridge to Knowledge and Compassion for
the Needy). This campaign will serve as the financial cornerstone, allowing us to allocate resources for
essential aspects, including a gift-giving program, a feeding program, and various educational initiatives.
Our primary objectives encompass advocating for education, particularly government scholarships like
TESDA, and inspiring the community to reach their fullest potential. The purpose of this community
service is to foster a sense of belonging, showing that everyone, regardless of their circumstances, is a
valued member of our community. In the words of Aristotle, "What is the essence of life? To serve
others and to do good. That essence is embodied in this program, and we are committed to making sure
it succeeds.

"In a focused effort, we intend to execute this outreach program within the span of a single day,
harnessing the collective dedication of our MMTSI scholars. During this intensive day of engagement, we
will conduct advocacy discussions on an array of crucial topics, all designed to empower and uplift the
Brgy. Tugos community. By consolidating our efforts and expertise into a concentrated timeframe, we
aim to maximize the impact of our outreach program, offering vital knowledge and support to those
who need it most."

We are deeply grateful to MMTSI School for their support and approval of this outreach program.
Our shared goals is to make a positive difference in the lives of Barangay Tugos people.
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I. Program Objectives:
1. Promote Educational Advocacy
 To raise awareness about the vital importance of education in personal and
community development.
 To advocate for the benefits of lifelong learning and skill development.

2. Encourage Uptake of Government Scholarships

 To Inform and Educate out-of-school youth, parents, and students about
available government scholarships, such as TESDA.
 To facilitate the application process for these scholarships and empower
participants to access quality education.

3. Inspire Dreams and Aspirations

 To inspire individuals to dream big and aspire to achieve their goals in life.
 To provide mentorship and guidance that empowers participants to take
actionable steps toward realizing their dreams.

4. Forster a Culture of Lifelong Learning

 To instill the idea that learning is a lifelong journey, and education continues
beyond formal schooling.
 To encourage the community to embrace a culture of continues self-
improvement and personal growth.

II. Target Audience:

 The Barangay Tugos is a remote and secluded area nestled in the heart of
Marinduque, poses unique challenges due to its isolation. The rough, unpaved roads
make access to educational opportunities a daunting task, especially for the limited
number of residents who call this remote province home. Our target audience
comprises the resilient and determined individuals of Brgy. Tugos, including out-of-
school youth, parents striving for a better future for their children, and students
eager to break free from the constraints of their circumstances. These residents,
despite their geographic isolation, are brimming with untapped potential and
dreams waiting to be realized. Through our outreach program, we aim to shine a
light on their aspirations, connecting them with educational opportunities, and
inspiring them to reach their full potential in the face of the unique challenges of
their remote environment.

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III. Program Activities:"EmpowerU: Bridging Knowledge and Hope in Remote Realms"
Each trainee will have 15-25 minutes to present their respective topics to
the community.
 1. Flag Ceremony and Prayer:
 Commence the day with a flag ceremony, symbolizing unity and respect.
 Begin with a prayer, seeking blessings for the day's endeavors.
 2. Group Introductions:
 Introduction of the participating groups and organizations involved in the
program.
 3. Advocacy Discussions:
 Mr. Christian Delovino, “Financial Education and Communication Skills.
 Ms.Judelyn Monreal Janda, “Education for all”
 Mr. John Carlo Murillo, “Safe Usage and Responsibility of Today's
Technology.
 Ms. Magturo, Jhonalyn“Conflict Management.
 Mr. Jake Jerald N. Liguit, “Waste Management”
 Ms. Aiza, “Gender Sensitivity.
 Mr. Jayson Jr. Magalang, “Health Awareness”
 Mrs.Darlyn Madia and Mr.Rustom Sadiwa, “Basic Human Rights.
 Mrs. Florida Calupig, & Ms. Helen Sanchez “Overcoming Depression and
Stress”
 Mr. Marc Joval Siman, “Family Values”
 , “Agricultural Practices”
 Ms. Rhiza Robledo and Ms. Lyn Vive, “Career Development”

 4.Entertainment and Game:

 Organize a fun and engaging game for entertainment, ensuring that the
community enjoys the program.
 Offer a cash prize to the game's winners, adding excitement and
participation.
 5.Feeding Program:
 Following the advocacy discussions and game, provide a nutritious meal to
the community, fostering unity and well-being.
 6. Grocery PackageDistribution:
 Distribute grocery packages to 50 allocated constituents, offering practical
support and sustenance.
 7. Video Presentation:
 Showcase a video promoting MMTSI school, highlighting the opportunities
for education and personal growth offered by the institution.
 8. Group Picture:
 Capture a group photo, commemorating the day's shared experience and
cooperation with the community.
 9. Acknowledgment and Closing:
 Extend gratitude to the Barangay for their support and for allowing the
humanitarian program in their community.
  Conclude the program with a final prayer, symbolizing hope and
togetherness.

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IV. Partnership and Collaborations:
 To enhance the effectiveness and reach of our community outreach program, we
recognize the importance of forging strategic partnerships and collaborations. We
are pleased to announce our collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare
and Development (DSWD) in Marinduque, which shares our commitment to
community well-being. DSWD will provide valuable expertise, guidance, and support
in identifying and reaching the most vulnerable households in the region, ensuring
that our assistance is directed where it is needed most.

 We are also deeply grateful for the generous support of our sponsors, including Mr.
&Mrs. Mendoza, and Mrs. & Mr. Mascareñas and Engr. Pelaez and Mr. John Dasco
and Atty. Rivamonte. Their financial contributions make this outreach program
possible and underline their dedication to improving the lives of the Tugos
community.

 Additionally, we have established a collaborative effort with MMTSI School, who

graciously approved and endorsed our outreach program. MMTSI School shares our
vision of empowering the youth and providing opportunities for personal growth
and education. This partnership extends beyond support, as MMTSI School will
contribute volunteers and resources, playing an instrumental role in the success of
our program.

 Our program is specifically focused on the residents of Barangay Tugos of Boac,

Marinduque which further solidifies our commitment to addressing the unique
needs and challenges of this community. This partnership with the local barangay
ensures that our program aligns closely with the community's priorities and fosters
a sense of ownership and involvement among its members.

 In addition, we are working closely with the Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) to create opportunities for scholarship recipients
within Marinduque province. TESDA's involvement is instrumental in providing
access to educational and skill development programs, ultimately enriching the lives
of the Tugos community and beyond.

 We remain open to further partnerships with local businesses, non-governmental

organizations, and other stakeholders who share our dedication to improving the
lives of the residents of Tugos,Boac,Marinduque. These collaborations will amplify
the impact of our program and ensure a more comprehensive and sustainable
approach to community development.
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V. Timeline

This timeline outlines the activities and their scheduled times for the outreach
program on November 24, 2023, from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.

 November 24, 2023

8:00 am - 8:30 am: Arrival and Setup
Participants and volunteers arrive at the outreach location and set up the necessary
equipment and materials.

 8:30 am - 9:00 am: Flag Ceremony and Prayer

Commencement of the program with a formal flag ceremony and a prayer to invoke
blessings.

 9:00 am - 9:30 am: Group Introductions

Introduction of the participating groups, organizations, and sponsors.

 9:30 am - 11:30 am: Advocacy Discussions

Successive delivery of educational sessions by assigned trainees on various essential
topics, with 15-25 minutes allotted to each topic.

 11:30 am - 12:30 pm: Entertainment and Game

Engaging and entertaining game for participants, with a cash prize for the winners.

 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm: Feeding Program

Serving a nutritious meal to the community to foster unity and well-being.

 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm: Grocery Package Distribution

Distribution of grocery packages to 50 allocated constituents in need.

 1:30 pm - 1:45 pm: Video Presentation

Showcase a video promoting MMTSI School to highlight educational opportunities.

 1:45 pm - 2:00 pm: Group Picture and Acknowledgment

Group photo with the community, acknowledging the support of the Barangay and
sponsors.

 2:00 pm: Program Conclusion

Conclude the program with a final prayer to signify hope and togetherness.

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VI. Budget:
The funds that have been collected will be allocated for the purchase of groceries,
which will be combined with the rice contributed by the trainees. Additionally, these
funds will be utilized to cover the costs associated with feeding program, prizes,
transportation, and any other unanticipated expenses.

 Funds Collected:

Sponsor Contributions: ₱X (__________)

(There will be a collection of rice contributed by the trainees of MMTSI:
Bread & Pastry Production, Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Computer System
Servicing)

 Groceries for Packages:

(There will be a collection of rice contributed by the trainees of MMTSI)

- Cost of 1 canned good: ₱X

- Cost of 1 sachet of coffee: ₱X
- Cost of 1 noodle sachet: ₱X
- Cost of packaging (per package): ₱X

Total cost for 50 packages: 50 x (Cost of 1 canned good + Cost of 1 sachet of coffee
+ Cost of 1 noodle sachet + Cost of packaging)

 Feeding Program:

Total cash allocated: ₱X (__________)

Cost of food items for cooking (per person): ₱X
Number of people to be served: 50 (minimum) + Number of people for whom
excess cash will be used

 Games Cash Prizes:

Number of games: 5 games

Cash prize per game winner: ₱50
Total cost for cash prizes for games: 5 games x ₱50

 Transportation Cost:

Total transportation cost: ₱____

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VII. Evaluation and Impact Assessment

The success and effectiveness of our outreach program are essential to us. To ensure we
meet our objectives and make a meaningful impact, we have established a comprehensive
evaluation and impact assessment plan.

 1. Pre-program Assessment:

 Before the outreach program's commencement, we will conduct a baseline

assessment of the community's needs, focusing on their access to
education, resources, and overall well-being. This initial assessment will help
us tailor our activities to address specific needs and priorities.

 2. Real-time Monitoring:
 Throughout the program, we will implement real-time monitoring to track
attendance, participation, and engagement of community members. This
data will enable us to make immediate adjustments if necessary to enhance
the impact of our program.

 3. Post-program Evaluation:
 Following the outreach program, we will conduct a thorough evaluation to
assess the following key aspects:
- Knowledge Acquisition
We will gauge the community's understanding of the topics covered during the
advocacy discussions.
- Feedback and Suggestions
We will actively seek feedback from participants to understand their
perspective and gather suggestions for improvement.
- Impact on Well-being
We will measure the tangible impact of the program on the community's well-
being, such as increased access to resources and improved awareness of rights
and opportunities.
-Sustainability
We will assess the sustainability of the program's impact by tracking ongoing
access to resources and any behavioral changes among the participants.

 4. Reporting and Documentation:

  We will compile all the assessment data, feedback, and outcomes into a
comprehensive report. This report will provide a transparent account of the
program's achievements, challenges, and areas for improvement.
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 5. Continuous Improvement:

 The evaluation and impact assessment findings will serve as the basis for
continuous improvement. We are committed to learning from each
outreach program to enhance subsequent initiatives and maximize our
positive influence on the community.

 Through these evaluation and impact assessment measures, we aim to

ensure that our outreach program is not just an isolated event but a catalyst
for positive, long-term change in the lives of the brgy. Tugos community,
fostering growth, empowerment, and a brighter future.

VIII. Conclusion

In closing, our outreach program proposal represents our unwavering commitment to uplifting the
Tugos community and catalyzing positive change. This proposal, driven by our dedication to advocating
for education, empowerment, and sustainable growth, outlines our comprehensive plan to bring these
objectives to fruition. We firmly believe that education is the cornerstone of progress, and our program
aims to unlock the potential of the Tugos barangay by imparting knowledge, fostering well-being, and
promoting lifelong learning.

As we embark on this endeavor, the unwavering support of our partners and sponsors, including the
generous contributions from the trainees of MMTSI, ensures the feasibility of our vision. With your
assistance, we aspire to make a profound impact on the lives of those in need. We are committed to
thorough evaluation and impact assessment, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and a
continuous improvement mindset. Our goal is not merely to conduct an outreach program but to
establish a lasting legacy of growth and empowerment within the Tugos community.

In this spirit, we express our sincere gratitude to all who have made this proposal and outreach program
possible, including our partners, sponsors, and the trainees of MMTSI, whose unwavering support
propels us toward success. As we progress, we look forward to implementing the proposal's outlined
strategies and activities, confident that they will lead to positive, long-term change in the lives of the
Tugos community members. Our aim is to inspire a brighter, more fulfilling future for everyone involved.

This outreach program proposal, when realized, will serve as a beacon of hope and empowerment,
leaving an indelible mark on the Tugos barangay. Together, we are poised to create a stronger, more
educated, and more empowered community, where every individual has the opportunity to reach their
full potential.
Thank you for your support and commitment to this vital mission. We eagerly anticipate the positive
impact we will collectively achieve in the Tugos community and beyond.

IX. Contact Information

For any inquiries, further information, or to express your support for our outreach program, please feel
free to reach out to the following contacts:

Program Coordinator:

JOHN CARLO MURIILO

MMTSI-CSS NCII TRAINER
johncarlomurillo@gmail.com

JUDELYN MONREAL JANDA

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII)
jandajudelyn@gmail.com
0970866531

JAKE JERALD N. LIGUIT

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII)
liguitjakejerala@gmail.com
09276412025

CHRISTIAN DELOVINO
MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII)
christiandellovino@gmail.com
09275553921

Members:

1. Ms. Mirones, Aiza

2. Ms. Mercadal, Armida
3. Mr. Molbog, Chesterson
4. Ms. Sanchez, Helen
5. Ms. Calupig, Florida L.
6. Mr. Moreno, Richard B.
7. Ms. Magturo, Jhonalyn
8. Mr. Murillo, John Carlo
9. Mr. Leal, Joseph
 10. Mr. Magalang, Jayson Jr. B.
11. Ms. Lara ,Joycel M.
12. Mr. Mascareñas ,Jonel M.
13. Ms. Landoy-Pascual, Liezel
14. Ms. Loreto, Vivelyn
15. Ms. Sayson, Riza R. 10
16. Mr. Sadiwa, Rustom
17. Mr. Siman , Marc Joval M.
18. Ms. Moredo, Marife D.
19. Ms. Sambilay , Mary Claire
20. Ms. Mortal Gatchalian , Mary Grace
21. Ms. Castro Natal, Vanessa
22. Ms. Montalban, Cheridel

Partnerships and Sponsorships:

Mildred Mendoza Herbert Mascareñas&MaritesMascareñas

Cawit, Boac, Marinduque Cawit, Boac, Marinduque
09173211484

Gov. Presbetiro Velasco Jr. Engr. John R. Pelaez Atty. Rivamonte

GOVERNOR Tabi, Boac, Marinduque

ZORAIDA V. AMPER
Provincial Director
TESDA Marinduque

Collaborations and Community Engagement:

REX JAMILLA MANAY

Barangay Chairman
Brgy.Tugos, Boac, Marinduque
4900

Collaboration/Community Partner Name

ENRICO MIGUEL C. SANCHEZ Marinduque Provincial Office

President MMTSI Province of Marinduque Municipality of Boac
Cp#:

ZORAIDA V. AMPER Technical Education and Skills Development Authority

Marinduque Provincial Office
Provincial Director
TESDA Marinduque

We are eager to connect with you and welcome your involvement in our mission to make a positive
impact on the Brgy. Tugos community. Your support and contributions are greatly appreciated.

Thank you for considering our outreach program proposal, and we look forward to working together to
bring about positive change in the Barangay Tugos of Boac, Marinduque.

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 Republic of the Philippines
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

November 7, 2023

Mr. Enrico Miguel C. Sanchez

MMTSI President
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque
4900

Subject: Request for Recognition and Awards for Outreach Program

Dear Mr. Sanchez,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing on behalf of our organization to formally request your
support in recognizing the efforts of the trainees, students, and individuals who have passionately
contributed to our recent outreach program, "Empower Tugos: Bridging the Path to Knowledge and
Compassion." This outreach program, initiated by a group of dedicated trainees at MMTSI, aimed to
advocate for education, empower individuals, and promote sustainable growth within the Brgy. Tugos
community. It was a remarkable and impactful event that exemplifies the values and commitment we
hold at MMTSI.

We kindly request the following recognitions and awards to commemorate the success and dedication
of the participants:

1. Certificate of Participation& Certificate of Appreciation: We propose to award a Certificate of

Participation to all trainees and individuals who actively participated in the outreach program. This
certificate will serve as a testament to their valuable contribution to this noble cause.

2. Service Award: We recommend the presentation of a Service Award to those trainees who
generously shared their knowledge and expertise with the community. Their selfless dedication and
commitment to service deserve to be acknowledged.
3. Leadership Award: In recognition of the individuals who played pivotal roles in organizing and making
this event possible, we propose a Leadership Award. This award will honor their exceptional leadership
and vision that led to the program's success.

The Certificate of Participation will be granted to all participants to acknowledge their active
involvement and commitment to the outreach program. It will serve as a memento of their
contributions to the Tugos community. The Certificate of Appreciation is also requested to express our
gratitude for their dedication, commitment, and the positive impact they've made. Additionally, we are
more than willing to provide templates for the certificates if it would be helpful for MMTSI. Please let us
know your preference in this regard. We firmly believe that these recognitions and awards will not only
motivate and inspire the individuals involved but also highlight MMTSI's commitment to instilling a
sense of responsibility, compassion, and leadership in its students.

We kindly seek your approval and support for this request. If you require any further information or
would like to discuss this matter in more detail, we are ready to meet at your convenience. Your support
in acknowledging and appreciating the efforts of our dedicated trainees and partners is crucial, and we
believe it will further strengthen MMTSI's commitment to community engagement and social
responsibility.

Thank you for considering our request. We look forward to your positive response and the opportunity
to honor the outstanding contributions of our trainees and partners.

Sincerely,

Ms. Mirones, Aiza Mr. Mascareñas ,Jonel M.

Ms. Mercadal ,Armida Ms. Landoy-Pascual, Liezel
Mr. Molbog, Chesterson Ms. Loreto, Vivelyn
Mr. Delovino , Christian H. Ms. Sayson, Riza R.
Ms. Sanchez, Helen Mr. Sadiwa, Rustom
Ms. Calupig, Florida L. Mr. Siman , Marc Joval M.
Mr. Moreno, Richard B. Ms. Moredo, Marife D.
Ms. Monreal Janda, Judelyn Ms. Sambilay , Maria Claire
Ms. Magturo, Jhonalyn Ms. Mortal Gatchalian , Mary Grace
Mr. Leal, Joseph Ms. Castro Natal, Vanessa
Mr. Liguit , Jake Jerald N. Ms. Cheridel M. Montalban
Mr. Magalang, Jayson Jr. B. Enrico Miguel C. Sanchez Murillo, John Carlo
Ms. Lara, Joycel M. MMTSI President CSS NCII TRAINER

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLARS COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII

09275553921/09708665311
 Republic of the Philippines
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Province of Marinduque Municipality of Boac
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOOLARS CSS NCII

Santol, Boac, Marinduque
4900
November 9, 2023

REX JAMILLA MANAY

Barangay Chairman
Brgy.Tugos, Boac, Marinduque
4900

Subject: Request for Permission and Assistance for Outreach Program

Dear Mr. JAMILLA MANAY,

We hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. We are writing to seek your valuable
support and permission for our forthcoming outreach program, "Empower Tugos: Bridging the Path to
Knowledge and Compassion."

Our outreach program is dedicated to advocating for education, empowerment, and sustainable growth
within the Brgy. Tugos community. Our vision is to provide essential knowledge, resources, and support
to community members who are in need.

We are excited about the positive impact this program can bring to the Barangay Tugos, and we believe
that the support and collaboration of the local government are instrumental in ensuring its success.

To this end, we kindly request your permission to conduct the outreach program within the Brgy. Tugos
community. We assure you that we will adhere to all local regulations and guidelines to ensure a smooth
and organized event.

Additionally, we kindly request the assistance of the barangay tanod to help guide and secure our
program. And may we also request to use the covered courtas the event place for this outreach
program. Their presence and cooperation would provide invaluable assistance in ensuring the safety
and orderliness of the event.
We fully understand the importance of maintaining peace, security, and respect for the local community
during our activities. The barangay tanod's presence will help us achieve these goals and create a
positive and safe environment for all participants.

We are more than willing to meet with you or your representatives to discuss the details of our program
and to address any concerns or questions you may have. Your input and suggestions are highly valued,
and we aim to work collaboratively to ensure a successful event. We would like to express our heartfelt
gratitude for considering our request. Your support and collaboration are essential to the success of this
program, and we look forward to partnering with you for the betterment of the Tugos community.

If you require any additional information or would like to schedule a meeting to discuss this further,
please do not hesitate to contact us. We can be reached at 09275553921/09708665311.

Thank you for your time and consideration. We eagerly anticipate the opportunity to work together for
the benefit of the Tugos barangay and its residents.

Sincerely,

Ms. Mirones, Aiza

Mr. Mascareñas ,Jonel M.
Ms. Mercadal ,Armida
Ms. Landoy-Pascual, Liezel
Mr. Molbog, Chesterson
Ms. Loreto,Vivelyn
Mr. Delovino , Christian H.
Ms. Sayson, Riza R.
Ms. Sanchez, Helen
Mr. Sadiwa, Rustom
Ms. Calupig, Florida L.
Mr. Siman , Marc Joval M.
Mr. Moreno, Richard B.
Ms. Moredo, Marife D.
Ms. Monreal Janda, Judelyn
Ms. Sambilay , Maria Claire
Ms. Magturo, Jhonalyn
Ms. Mortal Gatchalian , Mary Grace
Mr. Leal, Joseph
Ms. Castro Natal, Vanessa
Mr. Liguit , Jake Jerald N.
Ms. Cheridel M. Montalban
Mr. Magalang, Jayson Jr. B.
Ms. Lara ,Joycel M.

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLARS COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII

09275553921/09817540515

Enrico Miguel C. Sanchez

MMTSI President

Murillo, John Carlo

CSS NCII TRAINER
 Republic of the Philippines
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Province of Marinduque Municipality of Boac
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOOLARS CSS NCII

Santol, Boac, Marinduque
4900
November 7, 2023

Gov. Presbetiro Velasco Jr.

GOVERNOR
Boac, Marinduque
4900

Subject: Support Request for "Piso mo Tulay ng Karunungan at Pagmamalasakit"

Dear Gov. Velasco,

We trust this letter finds you well and thriving. We are excited to introduce our forthcoming outreach
program, "Empower Tugos: Bridging the Path to Knowledge and Compassion," and the accompanying
fundraising campaign, “Piso mo Tulay ng Karunungan at Pagmamalasakit."

Our outreach program is a dedicated effort to advocate for education, empower individuals, and
promote sustainable growth within the Brgy. Tugos community. Our vision is to equip the community
with essential knowledge, resources, and support.

However, conducting such an impactful program comes with a range of expenses, including the
purchase of groceries, covering the costs of a nourishing feeding program, providing incentives to foster
engagement, budgeting for transportation needs, and preparing for unforeseen contingencies. These
financial commitments are vital to the success of our program and its ability to effect positive change in
the lives of the Tugos community.

The “Piso mo Tulay ng Karunungan at Pagmamalasakit" fundraising campaign is our primary avenue for
gathering the necessary funds to support this initiative. We earnestly invite you to participate by
contributing to this campaign. Your contribution will not only help us meet our financial objectives but
also exemplify your dedication to creating positive change within the Brgy. Tugos community.
We welcome the support of both individuals and organizations as our sponsors. We recognize that your
commitment can make a profound difference in the success of our outreach program. Whether you are
an individual, a business, or an institution, your support is invaluable.

Any form of contribution whether it’s in the form of money, a bundle of goods, groceries canned
items, irrespective of its size, will be immensely appreciated and allocated with utmost care to fulfill our
program's objectives. Further details on our program and a comprehensive budget breakdown can be
provided upon request.

Your contribution will play a pivotal role in supporting our outreach program and will serve as a
testament to your commitment to positively impact the Brgy. Tugos community. We thank you in
advance for considering our request and look forward to the prospect of partnering with you in this
noble endeavor. Your involvement is instrumental in achieving our mission.

For any questions, additional information, or to express your support, please do not hesitate to contact
us. We can be reached at 09817540515/09708665311

Your contribution will not only be an investment in our outreach program but also a testament to your
belief in a brighter, more fulfilling future for all.

Thank you for your consideration and for standing alongside us in this journey.

Sincerely,

Ms. Mirones, Aiza Mr. Mascareñas ,Jonel M.

Ms. Mercadal ,Armida Ms. Landoy-Pascual, Liezel
Mr. Molbog, Chesterson Ms. Loreto, Vivelyn
Mr. Delovino , Christian H. Ms. Sayson, Riza R.
Ms. Sanchez, Helen Mr. Sadiwa, Rustom
Ms. Calupig, Florida L. Mr. Siman , Marc Joval M.
Mr. Moreno, Richard B. Ms. Moredo, Marife D.
Ms. Monreal Janda, Judelyn Ms. Sambilay , Maria Claire
Ms. Magturo, Jhonalyn Ms. Mortal Gatchalian , Mary Grace
Mr. Leal, Joseph Ms. Castro Natal, Vanessa
Mr. Liguit , Jake Jerald N. Ms. Cheridel M. Montalban
Mr. Magalang, Jayson Jr. B. Ms. Lara, Joycel M.

Enrico Miguel C. Sanchez Murillo, John Carlo

MMTSI President CSS NCII TRAINER
MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLARS COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII
09275553921/09708665311

Republic of the Philippines

 Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Boac, Marinduque

November 7, 2023

ENRICO MIGUEL C. SANCHEZ

MMTSI President

RE: Permission to conduct an outreach program

Dear Mr. Sanchez,

On behalf of the TESDA-Scholar of MMTSI, We would like to request permission to conduct a community
outreach program on 24th day of November 2023 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Title: “Rise Beyond Limits: A Beacon of Hope in Remote Realms”

Theme: “Unleashing Potential, Igniting Dreams”

The purpose of the community outreach program is to enable the understanding of out -of-school
youth, parents and adolescents, undergraduate, and graduated students to take advantage of the
government’s free scholarship program. Additionally, the program aims to reach out the constituents of
the Barangay who need most of assistance. Specifically, the program intends to provide modest grocery
packages to the families belonging to indigent sector with youth members, aged 15 to 30 years old. This
somehow augments to their necessities and we will also organize a feeding program.

Another significant objective is our advocacy. Part of our advocacy includes educating the community
about the importance of education in today’s world. We aim to teach various essential topics, such as
Financial Education, Communication skills, Health awareness, Conflict management, Agricultural
practices, Family values, Gender sensitivity, and Career Development, Responsible technology usage,
how to overcome depression &stress, and basic human rights. All of these lessons will have a significant
impact, instilling in their minds the tools to mold and shape their dreams, leading to a better and more
fulfilling life.

Attached herewith is the outreach activity plan of our community outreach program.

We look forward to a favorable response from you soon on this request. Thank you.

Respectfully yours,
Enrico Miguel C. Sanchez
CHRISTIAN DELOVINO MMTSI President
MMTSI-CSS Trainee

Murillo, John Carlo

CSS NCII TRAINER
 Republic of the Philippines
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
Marinduque Provincial Office
Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skills Institute INC.
Santol, Tugos, Marinduque

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOOLARS CSS NCII, SMAW NCI/NCII, BPP NCII

Santol, Tugos, Marinduque
4900

November 11, 2023

ZORAIDA V. AMPER
Provincial Director
TESDA Marinduque
2nd flr. JRT Bldg. Isok I
Tugos, Marinduque

Subject: Request for Support and Collaboration for Outreach Program

Dear Ms. Amper,

We trust this letter finds you in good health. We, the MMTSI-TESDA SCHOOLARS, in partnership with
the Marinduque Manpower and Trade Skill Institution (MMTSI), are writing to officially inform TESDA
Marinduque of our upcoming outreach program, "Empower Tugos: Bridging the Path to Knowledge and
Compassion."

The primary objective of this outreach program is to promote the invaluable initiatives of TESDA, and
we are dedicated to doing so in collaboration with the skilled and passionate individuals trained at
MMTSI. Our program is scheduled for November 24, 2023, and it will provide a platform to advocate for
education and empower individuals within the Barangay Tugos community.

As part of our program, we will host advocacy discussions that aim to raise awareness about the
importance of technical and vocational education, as well as the numerous opportunities provided by
TESDA. We believe that by highlighting these opportunities, we can contribute to the growth and
development of individuals in Marinduque.
In the spirit of collaboration, we kindly request your support in the form of funding or sponsorship, even
for a small amount. The funding or sponsorship received will be directed toward the cost of the feeding
program and gift-giving to the Barangay Tugos community. We are committed to ensuring that these
resources are used efficiently to benefit those in need.

As a token of our appreciation and recognition of the trainees from MMTSI, we intend to present them
with certificates of participation. These certificates, we believe, deserve the acknowledgment of both
TESDA Marinduque and MMTSI, signifying the invaluable role of these skilled individuals in managing
and executing this program.

The template for these recognition certificates will be sent to you via Gmail, and we kindly request your
e-signature on the certificates. Once signed, the certificates will be sent to us at the Gmail account
christiandellovino@gmail.com.

You can also access our outreach program proposal via the link attached to this letter

We kindly seek your support and collaboration in making this outreach program a resounding success.
Your contribution, be it in the form of funding or sponsorship, even in a small amount, will not only
support the community but also reinforce our collective commitment to education and skills
development.

We would greatly appreciate the opportunity to discuss this matter further or to provide additional
details if needed. Your partnership in this endeavor would be invaluable, and we look forward to your
positive response.

Sincerely,

Christian Delovino JUDELYN MONREAL JANDA

MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII) MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII)
09275553921 jandajudelyn@gmail.com
0970866531

JOHN CARLO MURIILO JAKE JERALD N. LIGUIT

MMTSI-CSS NCII TRAINER MMTSI-TESDA SCHOLAR (CSS NCII)
johncarlomurillo@gmail.com liguitjakejerala@gmail.com
09276412025
ENRICO MIGUEL C. SANCHEZ
President MMTSI