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Board of Management

Aida Garcia - President (SA) Perlita Swinbank - VP External Affairs (VIC)

Cecille Wheare - VP Internal Affairs (ACT) Roberto Lastica - VP Youth Affairs (NSW)

Cynthia Caird - Secretary (SA) Serna Ladia - Treasurer (NSW)

Dante Maribbay - Public Relations Officer (WA)Elizabeth Garrett - Public Officer (NSW)

Mena Edmondstone - Global Affairs Commissioner (QLD)

L – R: Cecille Wheare, Aida Garcia, Perlita Swinbank, Ambassador BelenAnota, Cynthia Caird, Serna Ladia, Dante Maribbay, Roberto Lastica

MEMBERSFilipino Community Council of ACT

Philippine Community Council of NSWElizabeth Garrett Filipino Australian Association of the NT Mena Edmondstone

Filipino Community Council of QLDFilipino Settlement Coordinating Council of SA

LuzViMinda, Filipino Community Council of TASFilipino Community Council of VICFilipino Community Council of WA

Filipino Communities

Council of Australia, Inc.

It gives me great pleasure to welcome the delegates to this First FILCCA Youth Summit inPerth, Western Australia.

This is a dream come true to all community elders who have waited patiently for youthleaders across states and territories of Australia to come together under the fold of FILCCA,the national peak body of Filipino-Australians. Here you are and your presence is truly a joyto behold.

You could have done so many other things this weekend – things that occupy the fancy ofyour youth – that grabs your moments and attracted your attention. You could even haverejected the summit invitation altogether. The fact that you are here is enough reason for usto believe in your destiny as future leaders of Filipino-Australian communities.

Life is a faith journey animated by a force greater than ourselves. People who took thisjourney are driven by a vision reaching far and wide – aspiring for the more important thingsin life. The Book of Acts puts it this way. “In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spiriton all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions andold men will dream dreams.”

You are the sons and daughters who will prophesy in this summit. You are also the youngmen and women who will not only see visions but will form and shape your visions in thissummit because destiny, according to William Jennings, is not a matter of chance but amatter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for but a thing to be achieved.

The summit will be your forum to listen to each other’s stories – a space to prophesy andshare your aspirations – a place to tell your story and in turn impart the Filipino story – thetime to know who you are and the noble stock where you came from – to ultimatelyunderstand how the Filipino nation was born.

When you reached the age of your elders, you will look back to this day and with a proudheart, affirm your life in the words of Napoleon Hill – “Cherish your visions and your dreamsas they are the children of your soul, the blueprints of your ultimate achievements”

You are what you can become. Congratulations and make the most of this summit.

Roberto Mella LasticaVP Youth Affairs FILCCA

Filipino Communities

Council of Australia, Inc.

As the host state, FCCWA welcomes all delegates from Eastern States headed by the VPof Youth Affairs Bobby Lastica of PCC NSW. Benhur Winter, former President of FilipinoSettlement Coordinating Council of South Australia, Cecil Flores, President of FCCCanberra and the youth leader Robelyn Abano from Filipino Community Council ofVictoria . We welcome also all youth leaders in Western Australia. Some of them areparticipating in the GK Ambassadors Charity Quest 2015.

The FILCCA Youth Summit was conceived on October 31, 2014 at the FILCCA NationalConference in Parramatta headed by our energetic President Aida Garcia. The idea wasbroached and inspired by Perla Luetic of Victoria . It was not an illusion but a visionand that vision is n ow turned into a reality.

The power dynamics of youth leadership is modern and unique Coming to Summit isa journey of learning and sharing appreciative inquiry This is the first FILCCA FilipinoYouth Summit in Australia bringing chosen youth leaders together to share their stories,their dreams, visions and their aspirations. We have high hopes that all these leaderswill emerge as a transformers.. You have lateral determination to lead, to inspire, tomotivate other young people and to set good examples of good governance. At he endof this YOUTH Summit you will elect your leaders to form a Youth Council so that youcan implement what you have learned. You will be mentored by the current leaders ofthe community and you will be working side by side with them.

On behalf of the Executive Officers and Committee members of FCCWA, we wish tothank everyone for the collective effort in making this FILCCA YOUTH SUMMIT a greatsuccess.

To our Sponsors and benefactors, it is impossible to do this without your back-up andsponsorship. for this reason we want to express our thanks profoundly for yourgenerosity.

I wish all Youth Delegates a big success in their future endeavor. May the DivineIntervention be with you always.

DANTE C. MARIBBAYPublic Relations Officer FILCCA

Youth Empowerment in Action!“The youth is the hope of the Motherland.” Jose Rizal

1st FILCCA Youth SummitAbout the FILCCA Youth Summit

The 1st FILCCA Youth Summit gathers 18-35 year old Filipino-Australian leaders from across Australia to listen and learn from eachother’s story as they attempt to define their Australian aspirations in more concrete terms. From this summit, the youth is expectedto take on more challenging roles in shaping their destiny and areas of engagement as future leaders of the community.

The summit will provide our youth with the forum back dropped by patriotic elements of our history. Participants shall be inspiredby the great work of their local peers and enthralled by those who excelled in the Diaspora. Now is the time for the communityelders to unconditionally release the power of an empowered Filipino-Australian Youth by providing them a free space to expandtheir dreams and deploy their gifts and talents in shaping up our community of the future.

The Youth In Our Community

The Filipino-Australian youth are a talented lot. Most of them are high achievers in schools and universities. They came fromfamilies steep in faith and nurtured by our proud culture and traditions. They work hard in anything they do. These are positiveinfluences that made them goal oriented by default.

Early on, our young tag along with their parents in various community events. Cultural awareness came from families participatingin Filipino presentations and Filipino language programs. Evidently, their presence was more of duty and obligation. Beyond highschool, their presence in community events decreases proportionately.

Empowering the Filipino-Australian Youth Today

The absence of freedom in expressing their own view points of views and aspirations within communities left most of our youthdisconnected or indifferent with our community events. Evidently, our cultural and traditional presentations have not taken root intheir consciousness during their formative years.

The national psyche or the proper understanding of our historical perspectives has consequently been lost along the way becausethe portrayal of our national heritage did not go beyond the aesthetics of our community events.

Those who excelled outside the community have one common factor –they excelled because of the freedom afforded to them atcommunity engagements less influenced by or outside the sphere of their parents.

FILCCA Supporting the Youth Today

FILCCA representing the elders of the community is hosting this summit as a forum for our youth to listen to each other’s stories – aspace where they can speak out freely – a place to impart to them the Filipino story - the time to know who we are as a people andhow the Filipino nation was born.

Appreciating the roots of nationhood will allow our youth with the proper perspective of where their stock came from, where it isnow planted and how they can become active stakeholders and future leaders of our communities.

Philippine history is replete with the heroism of our youth and their love for the Motherland. They are both the sung and unsungheroes who sacrificed the comforts of their homes to fight for freedom in the gullies of war, the parliament of the streets and theterrains of the mountainside.

Our youth today are animating the new Filipinos in the Diaspora excelling highly in arts and sciences. Technological innovation hasbecome the new pathway to young Filipinos now seen at par with the best and the brightest in the Silicon Valley enterprise

In Australia, some are now engaged in Australian politics poised to take active leadership in major political parties.

”If we will not act, then who will act? If not now, then when? Let us stand up and take the lead. Let us start leading today”Ditto Sarmiento

Filipino Australian Associationof the Northern Territory

Congratulations to all members and friends of FILCCA Youth Council for putting this wonderful event together. I wish you a successful and fruitful youth council.

Mr Oscar ParianPresident FAANT Inc.

Filipino CommunitiesCouncil of Tasmania

Congratulations to FCCWA for hosting the first Youth Summit of FilCCA!Good luck to all participants! More power to you all. Best wishes. Florence Talbo ParkerPresident Filipino Communities Council of Tasmania

Filipino CommunityCouncil of Victoria Inc.

On behalf of the Filipino Community Council of Victoria, Inc. (FCCVI) we would like to express ourCongratulation to FILCCA Officers and hosted by President Dante Maribbay of Western Australia forholding the First Youth Summit Conference on 17 & 18 October 2015. This is the beginning to reachout the Filipino Youth in different State of Australia. This welcome Development is indicative of themagnitude of the reservoirs of energy and devotion that the Youth possess. Every effort must bemade to assist them to continue to act on their responsibilities and we look to them to expand thehorizons of what the Filipino Community can accomplish.

Once again Congratulation and God bless. Mabuhay!

Perla LueticChairperson FCCVI

Philippine Community Councilof NSW, Inc.

On behalf of the Philippine Community Council-NSW, I salute FCCWA and its affiliates, corporate partners andindividual supporters who worked tirelessly and relentlessly beyond their comfort zones.

The Leaders Forum and the Youth Summit are FILCCA’s real investments to the future of Filipino-Australiancommunities.

Mabuhay ang FCCWA! Mabuhay ang FILCCA! Mabuhay tayong lahat!

Evelyn BeedPresident PCC NSW Inc.

Filipino Community Councilof the ACT Inc.

Congratulations to FILCCA and state host FCCWA for the launch of the first National Youth Summit! May thissummit lead to the building of our youth as future leaders of Australia.

“The youth is the hope of our future” (Jose Rizal)Cecilia FloresPresident FCC ACT Inc.

2014 FILCCA Conference culminating with a Sydney Harbour cruise

WELCOME DELEGATES

TO THE FIRST FILCCA YOUTH SUMMIT

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CONGRATULATIONS TO FCCWA FOR HOSTING THE SUMMIT

Perth, Western Australia

PC-NSW Board 2015 led by President Evelyn Beed

Philippine Community Council—NSW, Inc.

Filipino Community Council of Western Australia

Dante Maribbay Vicki Wotherspoon Cielo Franklin Ofilia Leadbeater President VP External 2nd Secretary 1st Treasurer

Cecilia Orchard Benny Chan Jr Reynaldo Padernilla Nestor Jongko Marino Salinas Acting 2nd Treasurer P R O Arts & Culture Adviser Adviser

No photo: Myrna Rogers - 1st Secretary & Jessie Cajustin - 2nd Treasurer

WA STATE LEADERS FORUM & YOUTH SUMMIT COMMITTEE

Back row, L – R: Marino Salinas, Dante Maribbay, Nestor JongkoFront row, L – R: Vicki Wotherspoon, Roy Nicomedes, Chit Bloubin

Tagalog Classes for School ChildrenFCCWA will start hosting Tagalog classes for Kindergarten to Year 12 school children starting February 2016. It will be partly subsidised by the WAgovernment through the Community Languages Program of the Office of Multicultural Interests. The program will be conducted by Tagalog School of Perth.

Classes will be held every Saturday 10 – 11:30 AM during the WA school calendar. The venue and cost to students will be announced later.

OMI Executive Director Rebecca Ball, FCCWA President Dante Maribbay, Minister Dr Mike Nahan & Cielo Franklin of Tagalog School of Perth Learning a second language opens up new dimensions.

For young people in particular, it greatly benefits their reading and writing skills and contributes significantly to their ability to think and learn. There are so many benefits of being a bilingual, it is a great investment.

It is a great opportunity for all children growing up in Australia to learn their ancestral language and keep our culture going for the future generations.

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STATE LEADERS FORUM & YOUTH SUMMIT 2015Program of activities

Friday, 16 October 2015 Arrival of delegates from Eastern States: South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Australian Capital Territory. Hosts: Dante and Elsa Maribbay, Nestor and Lita Jongko, Heherson and Jennifer Gayagoy, Cecille Orchard, Vicki Wotherspoon

Saturday, 17 October 8:00 AM Registration: Cecille Orchard, Neneth Lacsamana, Maila Lund9:00 Getting to know each other9:30 Welcome Remarks: Dante C. Maribbay, President FCCWA and

Ms. Margaret Mary Quirk, MLA Shadow minister for emergency services; bushfire preparedness; citizenship and multicultural interests, seniors and ageing (Electorate: Girrawheen)

9:45 Keynote Speakers:1. Atty. Aida Garcia, President FILCCA (to be delivered by Nestor Jongko, IPP FCCWA)2. Roberto Lastica, VP Youth Affairs, FILCCA3. Atty. Rodolfo Sabulao, Labour Attache’, Canberra

10:15 T e a B r e a k10:30 Youth Services from Mercy Care: no interest loans, emergency relief, etc. 11:00 Good Governance: Mr. Tony Addiscott12:00 PM L u n c h B r e a k

STATE LEADERS FORUM12:30 Seniors: The Science Of Ageing: Paul Khong, Consultant12:45 Seniors: Home Care Packages: Theresa and Jilian Pan, Chung Wah Association Community Workers1:00 Senior Services Available: Maria Bunn, President WAMA1:30 The Council On The Ageing: Bob Kucera, President COTA2:00 Migrant Issues (457) Discussion: Atty. Rodolfo Sabulao, Labour Attache', Canberra and Roy

Nicomedes, Focus Australia3:00 T e a B r e a k3:10 Youth Leadership in Focus Issues: Fr. Chris Saminal, OSJ3:40 Communicare Services For The Youth: Lauren Reid-Dornbusch3:45 Group Discussions4:30 Reports / Summary Discussions by Leaders5:00 Close

Roy Nicomedes : Moderator Panel: Atty. Sabulao, Cecil Concepcion, Vicki Wotherspoon, Nestor JongkoYOUTH SUMMIT

12:30 Leadership in Focus: Ausseela Thanaphongsakorn, NSW leader delegate1:00 Personality Development and Leadership: Fr. Christian Saminal, OSJ2:00 Appreciative Inquiry: Roberto Lastica, VP Youth Affairs, FILCCA

Sharing of experiences: Cecilia Flores, President FCC-ACT and Ben-Hur Winter, SA2:30 Plenary Session, Reflection and Visioning, Group discussion3:30 T e a B r e a k3:45 Group Reporting4:15 Summation and Resolutions5:00 The Next Steps: Roberto Lastica5:30 Acknowledgements: Benny Chan Jr.

6:30 GALA NIGHT “Hollywood Style” at Macedonian Community Centre Ballroom51 Albert St. North Perth

Sunday, 18 October 11:00 AM BBQ Lunch at the Burswood Park for election of youth council officers1:00 PM City tour, Fremantle and Crown Casino

G A L A P R O G R A M M E G A L A P R O G R A M M E G A L A P R O G R A M M E G A L A P R O G R A M M E

National AnthemsJun OronceInvocationFr. Nelson PoWords of WelcomeDante Maribbay, FCCWA President

Marino Salinas, FCCWA AdviserMessagesHon. Mike Nahan MLA, Minister for

Citizenship and Multicultural InterestsAida Garcia, FILCCA PresidentRoberto Lastica, FILCCA VP Youth Affairs

Presentation of Awards:Filipino Australian Achiever AwardNestor JongkoLeadership AwardMarino SalinasLeadership AwardOfilia LeadbeaterCommunity AwardFilipino Australasian Club Inc. (FACI)Cultural PresentationFilipino Australian Club of Perth Inc (FACPI)

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As host for this first Youth Summit 2015, it is our pleasure to have you. Thank you to all our sponsors. Special thanks to all the state leaders who attended and to Cielo Franklin for putting up together the souvenir program and to FACPI president, Cesar Lacsamana for use of the hall.

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I greet all of you a warm welcome to this First WA Leaders Forum organized by the FCCWA.

The result of this discussion will reflect on our visions and actions. In this forum, we tackle: “Migrant Issues

(457)”, “Seniors and the Science of Ageing” and “Youth in Focus”. The FILCCA Youth Summit is also held at

the same day with the Leaders Forum and it is a unique activity since its delegates are coming from Eastern

States of Australia and proudly hosted by FCCWA.

I would like to thank all our speakers and Resource Persons for providing such a wonderful input to the above

issues.

I would also like to thank all the members of the Executive Committee : Vicki Wotherspoon, Ofilia Leadbeater,

Cielo Franklin, Rey Padernilla and Benny Chan and the Sub-Committees: Roy Nicomedes, Conchita Bloubin,

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leadership of our FCCWA President Dante C. Maribbay.

Finally to all our Sponsors, supporters and Volunteers our

thanks and gratitude.

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It gives me great pleasure to welcome and extend my best wishes to all the delegates and participants of the first

FILCCA Youth Summit and WA State Leaders Forum.

The Leaders Forum is the expression of the version of FCCWA which is to harness the power of ideas driven by

values of current leaders in order to prevent conflicts and foster unity, peace and prosperity in the Filipino

community in Perth and WA. The Youth Summit provides a forum for our youth to network, learn new things

and share their hopes and concerns in a public setting.

Today's opportunity will remind everyone of their responsibility to engage in a dialogue that will make a positive

difference and improve the society in which they live.

Mabuhay and God bless!

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