Tiers of Membership Green
Pink
Total of 6 points
Red
Pink Total of 4 points
Red
Purple Total of 6 points
You need AT LEAST one of each of the following points: - Project Point - Area Point - Advocacy Point If you don’t have ONE OF EACH point then you cannot go up a tier. If you don’t reach the TOTAL POINTS of each required tier, you cannot go up that tier.
FIRST SEM PROJECTS RECWEEK Recruitment Week (RecWeek), with a Hawaiian theme that centers on the idea of Ohana, was an avenue for the organization to showcase to the Loyola Schools Community our advocacy and attract fellow students to join Tugon in achieving its goals and objectives but more importantly in spreading awareness of the advocacy it’s fighting for. MemRel Director: Yhra Arriola MemRel Deputies: Raissa Chua and Gracielle Cruz IVP: Ymara Yap Creatives: Anna Marcelo Documentation: (Photos) Dianne Aguas, Czar Villanueva, Bar Dascil,
ADVOCACY TALK To further branch out the advocacy, an Advocacy Talk was held open to the public with the topic Changing Mindsets. This talk was facilitated in order to present its attendees with a new perspective about issues such as child sexual abuse and abandonment. Speakers included person who were very well-versed in the organization and its advocacy. Project Head: Anika Camacho Programs Core: Dani Mercano Programs Core: Rachelle Piczon Logistics Core: Alvin Acosta Logistics Core: Danielle Francisco Creatives: (Design) Anna Marcelo and Riane Yulo Documentation: (Photos): Bar Dascil OD Associate: Rois Bautista
YEAR LAUNCHER Year Launcher was the organization’s first General Assembly as a whole including all the Recommitted Members and new accepted members. It welcomed everyone formally to the organization and served as an avenue for old members to meet and bond with new members through the different games and activities. The members were also sorted into their respective houses in the organization to make them feel more involved with their newfound TUGON family. Project Head: John Gatchalian Programs Core: Dela Dimagiba Logistics Core: Ivannah Uy, OJ Hosaka, and Pat Ambal Food & Beverage Core: Jerome Po Creatives: Dianne Aguas Documentation: (Photos) Czar Villanueva and Bar Dascil
FORMATION SESSION 1
The first reflection session, focusing on child sexual abuse, allowed Tugoners to know more about the advocacy through the insights shared by the guest speaker. It also became an avenue for “kamustahan”, allowing the members to share the journey they’ve been having as Tugoners so far. Project Head: Maegan Zablan Project Head: Stef Colet Programs Core: Rachelle Piczon Logistics Core: Alvin Acosta Creatives: Pam Fajardo
Formation Sessions: This 3-day seminar focused on strengthening and fostering bonds between Tugoners while putting emphasis on the importance of having teamwork for projects and activities, enabling the recommitted members to feel confident and energized to take on leadership roles for the year ahead.
TSL DAY OUT On the 15th of October, the girls of Tahanan Sta. Luisa and the Tugoners experienced a fun-filled day at the Sumulong farm in Antipolo. The group enjoyed a boodle lunch where lechon manok and liempo were served. Then, they combatted through an amazing race wherein they played various games, went fishing, and interacted with several farm animals. Finally, the girls and Tugoners bonded through an afternoon of swimming! TSL Area Head: Raffy Roces TSL Area Deputy: Francis Marin Creatives: (Design) Juan Arias
BAKE SALE
Bake Sale’s theme this year is the hot air balloon, in which it tries to serve a double purpose; to lift up the spirits of those who try and buy our baked goods by indulging in its deliciousness, and to try and lift up the lives of the babies and girls of our partner institutions because proceeds of the project will go to them as well. Project Head: Jasmin Inaldo Programs Head: Camille Villonco Programs Core: Chelsea Aguirre, Kat Estanislao, Pia Bernardo, Yla Trinidad Logistics Head: Basti Nodalo Logistics Core: Aaliyah Monasterial and Sabrina Santiago Creatives: (Design) Dianne Aguas, Anna Marcelo, Christine Dy, Elisha Balina, and (Production) Amanda Lazo Documentation: (Photos) Abby Ng, Kristia Camat, Gio Cruz, Bar Dascil, Ina Sabio, Bianca Corvite, Sasa Solis Benitez, Janelle Kaela Malig, Sabrina Basilio, Sydney Ashley Padillo, Jeff Ong, Geela Garcia, Kristia Camat, Dianne Aguas, Riane Yulo, Cloie Hilomen OD Associate: Andrea Manalac
ULTIMATE GIRLS DAY OUT On the 22nd of October, the girls from Tahanan Sta. Luisa, Cribs NB, and Meritxell explored the possibilities of their futures during the Ultimate Girls Day Out held in the Ateneo de Manila University. The girls experienced being a scientist, an artist, a stylist, and more through various activities such as rainbow-in-a-bottle making and pencil case decorating. Furthermore, the babies of Concordia and Cribs RH snuggled up with their ates and kuyas in the Babies room, where they colored, played, and watched movies! Project Heads: Nica Jaucian and Carl Tan Programs Core: Danica Coronel, Kristine Amandaron, Trina Zerrudo Logistic Core: Nikki Roxas, Basti Nodalo and Francis Marin Food & Beverage Core: Dela Dimagiba Rec & Sec Core: Karen Tesalona, Lawrence Pajado, Marielle Mendiola, Paula Mutuc, Eddie Ballelos Transportation Core: Raffy Roces, Eddie Ballelos, Basti Nodalo, Francis Marin Promos Core: Erica Panganiban Creatives: (Design) Pam Fajardo, (Production) Luis Raymundo and Trish Oscuro Documentation: (Photos) Bina Basilio, Sasa Benitez and Kristia Camat OD Associate: Fonso Garcia
CRIBS RH DAY OUT On the 29th of October, the toddlers of Cribs RH visited the Art in Island museum in Cubao. The children, care-givers, and Tugoners posed with different works of art and various mind-boggling optical illusions! This was definitely one for the (photo) books! CRIBS RH Area Head: Eddie Ballelos CRIBS RH Area Deputy: Danica Coronel Creatives: (Design) Cathy Del Prado and Julienne Estabaya
CHANGE CAN CHANGE CCC has been a staple project under the CorRel department ever since it won the COA Minimum Investment Maximum Impact Project of the Year last A.Y 2014-2015. It aims to garner the spare change of customers from our partner establishments, to help TUGON change and improve the lives of the babies and girls of our partner institutions by using the collected money to help provide their needs. Corporate Relations Director: Chris Antonio Corporate Relations Deputies: Reiko Yulo and Timothy Juan Tong Marketing Pool Members: Felix Abuyador, Kat Sanchez, Paulo Garcia, Stephen Dionola, Don Zipagan, Charlotte Berbon, Angela Flores, Geela Garcia, Ilyanna Tan, and Michaela Singson Creatives: (Design) Pam Fajardo
GIVE BACK CARD The Give Back Card also serves as an ID card to our members, it has their names on it and it has access to multiple perks and privileges from our partner establishments. The much appreciated efforts of the members in supporting the advocacy are never unnoticed so the Give Back Card tries to really give back to them by providing them these handy and useful perks. Corporate Relations Director: Chris Antonio Corporate Relations Deputies: Reiko Yulo and Timothy Juan Tong Marketing Pool Members: Felix Abuyador, Kat Sanchez, Paulo Garcia, Stephen Dionola, Don Zipagan, Charlotte Berbon, Angela Flores, Geela Garcia, Ilyanna Tan, and Michaela Singson Creatives: (Design) Riane Yulo
MERITXELL GIRLS DAY OUT The Meritxell Girls Day Out was held on November 5 at SM Marikina. The goal of the day out was simple: to give the girls something they’ve never experienced before, which was to watch a movie in a cinema. The day out aimed to give the girls the whole of the movie experience, including the cinema, popcorn, drinks, and candy. It also facilitated bonding between the girls and their NSTP ates & kuyas over the movie, DreamWorks Trolls. Meritxell Babies & Girls Area Head: Carl Tan Meritxell Babies Area Deputy: Marielle Mendiola Creatives: (Design) Dianne Aguas
MERITXELL BABIES DAY OUT The Meritxell Babies Day Out was held on the 5th of November at the Faura AVR in the Loyola Schools. The day out exposed the babies to a new environment wherein they could run, laugh and bond with their ates and kuyas outside the confines of their center. The slumber party theme gave the babies a soft and fluffy environment full of pillows, blankets, and stuffed toys along with pajama-dressed Tugoners to play and watch movies with them. Meritxell Babies & Girls Area Head: Carl Tan Meritxell Babies Area Deputy: Nikki Roxas Creatives: (Design) Dianne Aguas
FORMATION SESSION 2 The second formation session was focused on adoption wherein there was a discussion on the experience of adopting a child and transitioning children in orphanages to their adoptive families. After the talk, this transition into the reflection session which emphasized on the experience of the members in area and linked this by looking at the bigger picture of child abandonment. Project Head: Maegan Zablan Project Head: Stef Colet Programs Head: Rachelle Piczon Logistics Head: Albert Surposa Creatives: (Design) Juan Arias
TUGON TAMBAY WEEK
Tugon Tambay Week, that was themed Filipino fiesta, gave the organization the opportunity to promote and raise awareness for the advocacy in the LS community. It served as an avenue to showcase the organization’s identity and ignite the interest of the members of the Loyola Schools community, as well as to help the members of the organization bond with each other. Project Heads: Jaz Solas and Sabrina Santiago Programs Head: Xeina Canlas Programs Core: Christian Balete, Nikki Alarilla, and Vernon Huibonhoa Logistics Head: JM Onglao Logistics Core: Paulo Garcia, Sabrina Daza and Tobi Dave Creatives: (Design) Kate Rustia and Regina Badiee, (Production) Trish Oscuro and Amanda Lazo Documentation: (Photos) Abby Ng, Bianca Corvite, Sasa Benitez, Sydney Padillo, Anne Onglatco, Bianca Corvite, Bina Basilio, Czar Villanueva, Dianne Aguas, Geela Garcia, Martina Magalona, Riane Yulo, Sasa Benitez, (Video) Janelle Malig
FUN RUN: SPLASH
TUGON’s first ever fun run has a theme of SPLASH: Run for them, run with them. It was a morning full of adrenaline, sweat and splashes of water as students and their families ran through the whole ADMU campus with the hopes of making a splash in the lives of our beneficiaries; the babies and girls of our partner institutions. Project Heads: Charmaine Hau and Marcos Ignacio Programs Head: Pam Gaw Programs Core: Andie Cajucom, Danica Coronel, Isa Colet, and Sam Jaucian Logistics Head: Trina Zerrudo Logistics Core: Bea Tabios, Betty Marguiles, Fonso Garcia, Ivannah Uy, Fonso Garcia Rec. & Sec. Head: Chanel Cokaliong Rec. & Sec. Core: Angel Trinidad, Christine Dy, Darren Idquival, Nikki Roxas Creatives: (Design) Nikki Gomez and Mariane Caparros Documentation: (Photos) Bets Surposa OD Associate: Vanessa Baltao
PAMASKONG HILING Pamaskong Hiling aims to brighten the holidays for our girls and babies by fulfilling their wish lists through pledges made by students and campus personnel. From diapers to kikay kits, the children in our partner institutions definitely appreciated all the love and support that they received this year. Project Head: Charlene Odeste Programs Head: Rachelle Piczon Programs Core: Emina Sotto, Danica Mercano, and Sabrina Darza Logistics Head: Marielle Mendiola Logistics Core: Jamie Katigbak, Stefi Palaganas and Tonito Tiosejo Creatives: (Design) Aaliyah Monasterial, (Prod) Alex Anonas, Bea Alcantara Documentation: (Photos) Abby Ng, Bianca Corvite, Dianne Aguas, Sydney Padillo, Kristia Camat, Sasa Solis Benitez, Geela Garcia OD Associate: Ivannah Uy
YEAR-ENDER CHRISTMAS PARTY With the theme of Santa’s Workshop, the annual Christmas party was a year-ender celebration for the semester that has passed. It was a time to be grateful and celebrate the projects that happened and the people that we’ve met along the way through games, food, and hopefully the start of a new tradition - the annual kris kringle. Project Head: Pam Gaw Programs Head: Nikki Pulma Programs Core: Ry Dizon and Sofia Quiogue Logistics Head: Kristoffer Banzon Logistics Core: Belle Feliciano and Enzo Alampay Food & Beverage Core: Karen Odtujah and Mikaela Chua Creatives: Dianne Aguas and Kaera Conanan Documentation: (Photos) Benjo Lansangan OD associate: Fonso Garcia
Open Mic Night
Venue: Xocolat Katipunan
Performances: Singers and Spoken word
Project Heads: Pat Chung and Ysa Tabian Programs Core: Anna Cayco, OJ Hosaka, Ysa Cuison, Yla Trinidad Logistics Core: Nicole Ngo, Sam Beltran, Patrick Paterno Creatives: (Design) Anna Marcelo Documentation: (Photos) Bar Dascil, Iana Salazar, Dianne Aguas, (Video) Kleo Hernandez OD Associate: Monica Roa
AREA SHIRTS Designs by: Dianne Aguas and Riane Yulo
Congratulations, T-Crew! Photos from the CADs Facebook page (c) Frances Hu
Sasa Benitez (T-Crew Captain), Alfonso Arvisu, Elmo Enriquez, Izabella Socorro, Jet Pesebre, Raissa Chua, Rizette Siccion, Tonito Tiosejo, Ymara Yap Special thanks to: Creatives: (Design) Dianne Aguas and (Production) Trish Oscuro Documentation: Czar Villanueva Member Development Director: Meg Zablan
Photos from the CADs Facebook page (c) Nikki Bonuel
Photos from the CADs Facebook page (c) Aya Cabauatan
Photos from the CADs Facebook page (c) Aya Cabauatan
Photos from the CADs Facebook page (c) Frances Hu
INFORM to FORM To start the year right, infographics about the myths surrounding child sexual abuse as well as basic children’s rights. These infographics aimed to give a Tugoner or even a Non-Tugoner basic information regarding the advocacy on a convenient online platform.
MYTHS ABOUT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Infographic by: Pam Fajardo
CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Infographic by: Pam Fajardo
ADOPTION AWARENESS MONTH
UP Town Center, Level 1 (in front of Under Armour) November 14-18, 2016 Core Team: Project Head: Chelsea Aguirre Programs Core: Alecx Hulog Programs Core: Darius Saremi, Janus Aquino, Nikki Regalario Logistics Core: Clarence Abiera, Christine Cruz Creatives: (Design) Elisha Balina and Cathy Del Prado
ABANDONMENT The Child Abandonment infographic was an introduction to the fundamental concept of child abandonment specifically defining what child abandonment is, the reality of child abandonment and ways on how to help in the cause of Tugon’s fight against child abandonment.
ADOPTION The Adoption infographic contained information about different facts on adoption and different laws surrounding the adoption process which contributes in the awareness of online viewers who are willing to adopt.
Infographics by: Elisha Balina and Cathy Del Prado
Check out the revamped bulletin board along EDSA Walk and be informed! #TUGONAteneo #InformtoForm
The bulletin board was revamped as an opportunity to inform people who pass by about Tugon’s Advocacy. Instead of the simple designs placed before, the new bulletin board featured both an intriguing and eye-catching layout as well as useful information.
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL Design by Dianne Aguas and Riane Yulo