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Who we are?
Our History
We are a passionate group of students in Davao City National High School united by our commitment to advocating for the sanctity of life. Driven by our shared values and a desire to make a positive impact, we work together to raise awareness, provide resources, and engage in meaningful dialogue on pro-life issues.
Our story began when a small group of classmates recognized a need for more compassionate conversations and support for expectant mothers on campus. Starting with informal discussions and small events, we have grown into a dedicated student organization with a wider reach in our community.
Our Advocacy
Campus Awareness
Support & Resources
Peer Mentorship
We host informational sessions, distribute educational materials, and invite guest speakers to ensure students are informed about life-affirming perspectives and available resources.
We connect peers with local pregnancy resource centers, counseling services, and community programs that offer practical assistance.
We train student volunteers to become mentors, offering empathy and guidance to classmates facing unexpected pregnancies or related concerns.
Our Goals
Promote Compassionate Dialogue
Expand Campus Outreach
We believe that every conversation about life issues should be rooted in empathy and respect. By hosting open forums, moderated discussions, and debate sessions on campus, we encourage students to share their views in a respectful environment. This approach helps us build understanding, reduce stigma, and create a supportive community for those who may be uncertain or seeking guidance.
In order to reach as many students as possible, we seek to collaborate with a diverse range of clubs, departments, and organizations. By co-sponsoring events with other student groups, connecting with faculty members who share our values, and forming alliances with local nonprofits, we can extend our impact beyond our immediate circle. Our ultimate goal is to weave a culture of life-affirming values throughout our entire campus community.
Support Expectant Students
Educate & Empower
We are committed to ensuring that pregnant and parenting students have the resources and support they need to thrive academically and personally. This includes advocating for campus policies such as maternity leave options, flexible class schedules, and on-campus childcare services. By offering mentorship programs and connecting students to local pregnancy resource centers, we strive to remove barriers and empower students to pursue both education and parenthood successfully.
Accurate information is essential to making informed decisions. We provide students with reliable, research-based facts on prenatal development, adoption, and practical support systems. We also equip them with advocacy skills—such as persuasive writing, public speaking, and event planning—so they can effectively communicate pro-life values within their social networks. Through workshops, guest speaker sessions, and hands-on projects, we help students grow into confident, compassionate advocates for life.
Our Team
Our organization is driven by a diverse group of students who bring unique talents, backgrounds, and perspectives. Meet some of the team members behind our mission:
Aldrinne Chan
Occupation: Student
Role: Project Leader
Contact no. : +635648532157
Aeljhon Carl Arevalo
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +63875359856
Carl Macke Jenisan
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +635687425942
Eugene Jay Labra
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +63654855874
Isay Cortez
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +634565575464
Jeeyan Tecson
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +635648529548
Kirt Luther Jaca
Occupation: Student
Role: Web developer, Designer
Contact no. : +635484457216
Mar Arances
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +638459658745
Mark Andrew Putian
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +636523154865
Neathan James Balopinos
Occupation: Student
Role: Researcher
Contact no. : +638459658745
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