SCJ Volunteers Support Pasay and Cavite Projects

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What Readers Should Know

SCJ Volunteers reports participating in hunger relief, youth volunteerism, and tree-planting initiatives in Pasay and Cavite. Its partners included DSWD, Kiwanis International Philippine Luzon District, and organizations involved in Roots for Resilience.

Key Takeaways

Twelve volunteers supported DSWD’s Walang Gutom Kitchen in Pasay.
The feeding activity served nearly 300 individuals across two shifts.
Approximately 860 students participated in the youth initiative in Silang.
Roots for Resilience participants planted 500 fruit-bearing seedlings in Carmona.
The activities were collaborative efforts involving several partner organizations.

The group reports supporting initiatives serving nearly 300 people, engaging 860 students, and planting 500 seedlings in Pasay and Cavite.

Shincheonji Volunteers joined government agencies, educators, and civic organizations in three community initiatives addressing food insecurity, youth participation, and environmental responsibility in Pasay City and Cavite.

According to the group’s release, the activities supported nearly 300 individuals through a feeding programme, engaged approximately 860 students, and brought participants together to plant 500 fruit-bearing seedlings.

Supporting Meals in Pasay

Twelve SCJ Volunteers assisted the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s Walang Gutom Kitchen in Pasay City.

Working across two meal shifts, they helped prepare and distribute food for nearly 300 individuals from vulnerable sectors. The group said it plans to deploy volunteers monthly to sustain its contribution.

Introducing Young Learners to Service

At Sabutan Elementary School in Silang, Cavite, 21 volunteers participated in Kiwanis International Philippine Luzon District’s Kaalaman Champion initiative.

The programme engaged approximately 860 students from K-Kids, Builders Club, and Key Club. SCJ Volunteers delivered a 10-minute introduction to volunteerism, assisted participants, and facilitated an interactive activity.

The broader initiative aimed to reach 5,000 learners through onsite and online participation; that figure represents a target rather than the reported attendance at the school activity.

Planting Fruit-Bearing Seedlings in Carmona

At MMDA Nature Park in Carmona, Cavite, 28 SCJ Volunteers joined 122 other participants in Roots for Resilience, which resulted in 500 seedlings being planted.

The varieties included cashew, guyabano, and jackfruit.

KOOPNAKAMI–MMDA MPC organized the initiative with AGWAP, SAKAMAY, the MMDA K9 Unit, and SCJ Volunteers. Volunteers also supported preparations, food distribution, and environmental and safety education.

Across the three activities, the group’s contribution centered on practical support within larger partnerships. For updates and partnership inquiries, visit the Shincheonji Volunteers PH Facebook page.

Reader Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Where did the initiatives take place?

In Pasay City, Silang, Cavite, and Carmona, Cavite.

What did volunteers do at Walang Gutom Kitchen?

They assisted with food preparation and distribution across two meal shifts.

How many students were engaged in Silang?

Approximately 860, according to the group’s release.

Which seedlings were planted in Carmona?

The 500 seedlings included cashew, guyabano, and jackfruit.

How can organizations inquire about partnerships?

Through the Shincheonji Volunteers PH Facebook page.

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