PIPIT FUND COLLEGE GRADUATES

Congratulations to our Pipitfund College Scholar, Ms. Zarah Alegre, BSN, graduated with three (3) honors and medals, on March 30, 2012. She completed her studies in Bachelor of Science in Nursing. We are very proud of her.

Congratulations to Ms. Clarissa Robles, also a Pipitfund College scholar graduate. She finished Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) last March 25th in Northern Quezon Cooperative College.

FISHES AND LOAVES 
FEEDING PROGRAM PICTURES

Orientation of CWA in their task for the feeding program.
Overall orientation for feeding program with CWA, Health Workers, Barangay Officers and Pipit Fund Phils Board, resource persons and parents of recipients.
Over all orientation for feeding program with CWA,Health Workers, Barangay Officers and Pipit Fund Phils Boardresource persons and parents of recipients.
Over all orientation for feeding program with CWA, Health Workers, Barangay Officers and Pipit Fund Phils Board, resource persons and parents of recipients. During the orientation Barangay Captain stated that he will give his full support for the program by sending Barangay council men and tanod to assist them during the feeding program.
Seminar on sanitation and food preparation. The right way to choose the food they are going to cook and serve their children. The lecturers are Nachs McDivith, a newly graduated nurse and Aleli Aruta, Barangay Sucol Nutritionist.
Seminar on food preservation for family consumption and for business such as papaya pickles, guava jelly, coco jam, fish balls and canned sardines. The resource person was Bro. Ervin Anduyan, an agriculturist.
The food production seminar was done by Bro. Ervin Anduyan which focuses on the involvement of the parents for group gardening. There are five Puroks and each purok worked together in preparing the plots for planting, watering, cultivating, putting fertilizers, spraying insecticides  and harvesting. The venue for the group gardening is far from their houses. One of the advantages of the project was producing their own crops which can served as food for their families without buying in the market.
The knowledge they acquired during the program was fruitfully used not just on the program itself but also for their own backyard gardening. On the last week of April, Incentives will be given for the group/individual gardener who have the biggest and best crops harvested.
The first day of the program started through weighing the children. After weighing, they are required to wash their hands then proceed to the  meal table for eating. They are asked to pray first before taking the meal. They are also trained to eat by themselves without their parent’s help. Then, after eating, they are asked to bring their eating utensils in the sink and wash it thoroughly. This served as their training for their self-discipline.