The Training on Vermiculture and Vermicomposting was conducted on October 22, 2025, at Felipe R. Valdez Elementary School, in Brgy. Bazal, Maria Aurora, Aurora. The program began with an invocation and the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, participated in by the teachers, parents, and Grade 4 to Grade 6 pupils.

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 BEYA Serye ng Pampublikong Panayam for 2025 yielded substantial and meaningful outcomes, particularly in strengthening students’ understanding of culture, heritage, history, and community engagement in the province of Aurora. With most participants coming from the School of Education and the School of Accountancy and Business Management of the Aurora State College of Technology, the series provided a formative learning experience that shaped their academic perspectives, cultural awareness, and sense of civic responsibility.

The training was conducted on December 5, 2025, at Sitio Bulos, Barangay Dinadiawan, Dipaculao, Aurora, with a total of forty-four (44) active participants. The activity formally commenced with an opening prayer led by Mrs. Marie Layos, who invoked guidance and blessings for the success of the training and the safety and well-being of all participants.

The activity resulted in the successful and transparent release of ?1,768,500.00 to qualified ACEF-GIAHEP scholars from Batches 9, 10, and 11, ensuring timely financial support for their academic needs. It also strengthened institutional accountability and inspired scholars to pursue excellence, reflecting ASCOT’s shared commitment with partners to build a resilient generation of future agricultural leaders.

The emergency food distribution initiative provided timely assistance to students affected by Typhoon Nando, with 500 packs of Instant Aromatic Chicken-Rice Porridge distributed to dormitories and nearby boarding houses. It also strengthened ASCOT’s disaster preparedness and response capacity, fostering community care and effective collaboration among student organizations, institutions, and government agencies.