The program was successfully conducted on November 27, 2025, at Brgy. Ditumabo, San Luis, Aurora, with a total of 100 participants. The activity aimed to enhance the livelihood and income-generating capacities of members of the Ditumabo Coconut and Livestock Farmers Association (DICOLIFA) by equipping them with practical knowledge and technical skills.

The Basic Life Support training at ASCOT was successfully conducted, beginning with pre medical assessments to ensure participants’ health and safety. Through lectures, demonstrations, and return demonstrations, the activity not only enhanced lifesaving skills but also fostered community spirit, social responsibility, and inclusivity in healthcare.

The International Seminar on Sustainable Food System and Bioenergy was conducted on September 9, 2025, at Bulwagang Senator Edgardo J. Angara, ASCOT, Brgy. Zabali, Baler, Aurora. This seminar facilitated the establishment of linkages among the participants, leading to potential research collaborations, academic exchanges, and joint advocacy projects. Also, this seminar aimed to equip participants with a deeper understanding of how sustainable food systems can be strengthened through the integration of bioenergy technologies, food security measures, and culturally sensitive practices such as halal preparation. The seminar reflected the commitment of two schools to internationalization: the School of Accountancy and Business Management and the School of Industrial Technology.

The discussion on Teenage Pregnancy and Responsible Parenthood provided students with vital knowledge about the consequences of early pregnancy while emphasizing informed and responsible choices. It also highlighted the equal role of young men and women in promoting reproductive health, fostering gender equality, and guiding the youth toward responsible adulthood.

On August 30, 2025, the Department of Education's Schools Division Office of Aurora hosted a Division Training on Mastering the Arts of Tourism, bringing together educators and industry experts. Held at Gerry Shan's Bay View Restaurant in Sabang, Baler, the training was a strategic effort to enhance the skills of Junior and Senior High School teachers who teach hospitality and tourism. The event, spearheaded by Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Dante G. Parungao and Education Program Supervisor Dr. Jonalyn O. Calado, drew 54 educators from all eight municipalities of Aurora Province.