Payout to Cash-For-Work Beneficiaries Facilitated by DSWD

The activity resulted in the successful and orderly distribution of financial assistance to 32 beneficiaries under the Cash-for-Work program. It provided immediate economic relief while encouraging active participation in meaningful community projects. The initiative strengthened coordination between DSWD and ASCOT in implementing community-based interventions and reinforced their shared commitment to inclusive and sustainable development. Beneficiaries gained both financial support and a sense of contribution to community improvement, fostering resilience and social responsibility within the locality.

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Aurora State College of Technology: 2025 Sustainability Report

Aurora State College of Technology proudly presents its 2025 Sustainability Report, a comprehensive and consolidated documentation of the College’s programs, initiatives, partnerships, and achievements in support of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs).

Strengthening Tourism through Safety and Security

The seminar, held on July 30, 2025, at Camp Capt. Victor V. Ravina, Brgy. Sabang, Baler, Aurora, was a resounding success. A total of 46 dedicated Tourist Police from Baler participated in the event, which commenced with the singing of the national anthem, followed by an opening prayer and a welcoming message from Sir Emil Dela Torre, HRDD Officer. In his opening remarks, Mr. Emil emphasized the importance of knowledge in enhancing security measures, setting the tone for a productive discussion.

Reviving Heritage, Reasserting Voices

The webinar received positive feedback from participants, with many expressing appreciations for both the content and delivery. Attendees reported that the sessions effectively addressed the core themes and learning outcomes outlined at the beginning of the program.

Mental Health Support and Discussion of Scholarship Opportunities with ASCOT Casiguran Students

The activity increased student awareness of available mental health resources and counseling services while enhancing their understanding of scholarship qualifications and application procedures. It also encouraged proactive help seeking behavior and strengthened institutional support for student well being, fostering a more informed and motivated community committed to personal development and academic success.

Extension of the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) Scholarship Application Periodreinfor

The extension of the TES Scholarship application period increased student participation and improved access to financial assistance, allowing more eligible students to complete their requirements. It also strengthened coordination between ASCOT, academic departments, and CHED, resulting in a more efficient, student-centered process and heightened awareness of government scholarship programs.

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