OUR KEY FEATURES
Discover our unwavering commitment to protect and support children
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Survival
From birth, children deserve a safe, healthy life with a family. Governments must protect these rights by providing healthcare, food, water, shelter, and education. Read more
Development
This right starts with early learning opportunities and access to information. All children deserve equal access to education that helps them reach their full potential and contribute to society. Read more
Protection
Children deserve a life free from harm. This includes protection from violence, exploitation (like child labor and trafficking), and harmful substances. Read more
Participation
They deserve to be heard and participate in decisions that affect them. Everyone has a role in empowering children and youth to be active members of society and agents of positive change. Read more
MCCPC: IN ACTION
Muntinlupa Readers Book Club 1st Anniversary Special
Celebrating One Year of Impact! Happy First Anniversary, Muntinlupa Readers Book Club!
Join us in commemorating this special milestone as MRBClub shares the incredible journey of Hilda Perez, an eleven-year-old child from Barangay Poblacion.
Hilda's story is a testament to the transformative power of community and education. From a young girl struggling with reading, she became a confident learner through the dedicated effort of the Barangay Poblacion's social workers.
Today, Hilda not only reads with joy but also attends school, keeping pace with her classmates. Let her inspiring journey inspire us to continue making a positive impact through the love of reading.
Here's to many more years of uplifting stories and community empowerment!
#EveryMuntinlupeñoAReader #MRBClubAnniversary #ReadingTransformsLives #CommunityImpact
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Family Fun Day 2024
Children from Esporlas Itaas located in Barangay Putatan of Muntinlupa enjoyed visiting the Community Affairs and Development Office (CADO) for the return of the program “Family Fun Day.”
The registration for children ages 4 to 7 years old together with one of their parents or guardians started at 7AM. Zumba exercises were held as part of Health and Wellness together with lectures from the City Health Office and City Nutrition Committee.
The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and the Department of Disaster Resilience and Management (DDRM) also provided tips in order to prevent fires and informed them regarding the actions that should be taken in case of a fire emergency. And of course, the fun and informative storytelling sessions for kids hosted by the City Library was also included. The happiness of the kids and their guardians only grew more once the guest of honor, Jollibee, arrived! According to Ms. Rosemarie Geli, head of CADO, the goal of Family Fun Day is not only to provide enjoyment, but also for Muntinlupeño families to bond, have quality time together, and be equipped with information regarding health and safety.
The Family Fun Day program stopped temporarily once the pandemic hit in 2020 but it’s now back better than ever.
#MuntinlupaNakakaproud #CADOMuntinlupa
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS CYBERFAIR: COLLABORATE AND UNITE
#EmpowerTheFuture: Bridging Hope for Children's Protection
Through this International Schools Cyberfair, we believe in the power of collaboration to create a safer and more nurturing environment for every child. By uniting with our community and children, we are dedicated to empowering the next generation with hope and commitment to the digital world.
Our Cyberfair project has instilled hope and inspiration by showcasing the consistent accomplishments of our beloved city, both for the children and by the children. By highlighting the collective efforts and achievements of our community, we demonstrate that when all are united, everyone is empowered to bridge future generations into a world of hope and opportunity. Together, let us continue to collaborate, innovate, and advocate for the protection and empowerment of every child today.
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