26/06/2026
In preparation for the implementation of the delegates' community projects, the Teacher Education Student Leaders Assembly (TESLA) 5, together with the XU Student Involvement and Advocacy Program (SIAP), held an ocular visit to the Philippine Island Kids Foundation, Inc. (PIKIFI) Learning Center on May 27.
The TESLA 5 Core Team, together with a delegate representative, visited PIKIFI's facilities in Zayas, Carmen, and its shelter in Canitoan to better understand the community's needs and identify opportunities for meaningful engagement.
During the visit, the group met with PIKIFI representatives to discuss the center's programs, beneficiaries, and current concerns. The discussions also provided an opportunity to seek guidance and gather insights that would help ensure the delegates' proposed projects are responsive to the needs of the community.
The ocular visit served as a vital step in grounding the delegates' initiatives in the realities faced by the beneficiaries, reinforcing TESLA 5's commitment to developing community-centered and sustainable projects.
Report by Joash Nalitan
In preparation for the implementation of the delegates' community projects, the Teacher Education Student Leaders Assembly (TESLA) 5, together with the XU Student Involvement and Advocacy Program (SIAP), held an ocular visit to the Philippine Island Kids Foundation, Inc. (PIKIFI) Learning Center on May 27.
The TESLA 5 Core Team, together with a delegate representative, visited PIKIFI's facilities in Zayas, Carmen, and its shelter in Canitoan to better understand the community's needs and identify opportunities for meaningful engagement.
During the visit, the group met with PIKIFI representatives to discuss the center's programs, beneficiaries, and current concerns. The discussions also provided an opportunity to seek guidance and gather insights that would help ensure the delegates' proposed projects are responsive to the needs of the community.
The ocular visit served as a vital step in grounding the delegates' initiatives in the realities faced by the beneficiaries, reinforcing TESLA 5's commitment to developing community-centered and sustainable projects.
Report by Joash Nalitan