tayo6 consolidated terminal report

THE SEARCH FOR TEN ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS YEAR 6

TERMINAL REPORT

I. Narrative Report of TAYO 6 II. TAYO 6 Timetable III. The TAYO Search Flow IV. Summary of Winners and Finalists V. Special Awardees VI. List of TAYO 6 Entries by Region VII. List of Area Finalists from Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and NCR VIII. The National Judges IX. The Area Finals Judges X. The Area Screeners XI. The On-Site Validators


I. THE 6th SEARCH FOR TEN ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS

The search for Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO)

aims to recognize, reward, and encourage youth organizations all over the country with programs and projects that help their communities. TAYO hopes to inspire more young people to find innovative solutions and to challenge status quo through the organizations to which they belong. As movers in their communities, they can make a difference in the lives of the people they desire to serve and in the cause they choose to espouse. The search also encourages the selection of projects that can be replicated by youth organizations in other parts of the country. In effect, it aims to become a venue for “best practices” sharing.

TAYO was launched in September 2002 through the initiative of

Senator Kiko Pangilinan and is organized yearly in partnership with the National Youth Commission and the TAYO Awards Foundation.

Now on its sixth year, the search for Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) is currently hailed as the county’s leading search for outstanding groups of young Filipinos who are instrumental in the development of the country through simple, worthwhile and notable projects implemented in the schools and communities.

Since TAYO started, it has succeeded in reaching over 600 youth

organizations across the country, has earned respect across different sectors of society, and has evolved from an award given to outstanding youth, into a wider recognition of the efforts of young people in nation-building.

The search for TAYO is open to all groups, organizations, clubs and societies whose membership and leadership are composed of at least fifteen (15) members who are 15 to 30 years old. Organizations are judged based on a recent project or program that had an impact on the community and which best reflects the efforts of the youth sector towards nation building.

Entries submitted are judged based on the following criteria: the

Impact of the project entry on the local community; Social Mobilization and how involved the community is in the project; Innovativeness; and Sustainability and Probability of Duplication. Organizations that best satisfy these criteria are named the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO).

Apart from the prestigious recognition, the winning organizations receive an especially commissioned trophy sculpted by Mr. Toym De Leon


Imao, and a grant of Php 50,000.00 intended to fund new projects or continue their long-term programs.

TAYO 6 is co-presented by Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines and Team

Energy Foundation, and supported by the Philippine Center of Young Leaders in Governance and the Department of Social Welfare and Development.

A formidable panel of judges, headed by Mr. Bam Aquino, TAYO Awards Foundation President, and Senator Kiko Pangilinan, NYC Commissioner Princess Abante, Coca-Cola Foundation President Cecile Alcantara, Team Energy Foundation Executive Director Bobby Calingo, DSWD Undersecretary Celia Yangco, PSC Commissioner Akiko Thomson, Philippine Daily Inquirer columnist Rina Jimenez-David, Shell Sustainable Development Manager Chito Maniago, ABS-CBN Head for Corporate Communications Bong Osorio, and GoNegosyo Deputy Executive Director Jose Rafael Ortega spent almost the entire day of December 15 on selecting which organizations would be part of the winning roster this year.

The awarding ceremony was held at the Grand Ballroom of

Renaissance Hotel Makati last December 16. A number of special citations were also given this year. They are the “Coke Barkada Award” from Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines, the “TeaM Energy Special Award,” the “Sustainable Development Award” from Pilipinas Shell and the “GoNegosyo Award” from the Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship.

Objectives

The Search for Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations aims to recognize, reward, and encourage contributions made by groups of young Filipinos. This will be accomplished through identifying outstanding youth organizations, clubs, and societies with well crafted, highly applicable, and effective programs. The TAYO Search also encourages the selection of projects that can be replicated in other parts of the country by other youth organizations.


Qualifications

� Open to all groups, organizations, clubs and societies whose membership and leadership is composed of at least fifteen (15) members who are 15 to 30 years old.

� Organizations shall be judged on the basis of a recent project or

program that had an impact on the community and which best reflects the efforts of the youth sector towards nation building.

� A project entry began in 2007 must either be completed before or by

the deadline (August 21, 2008), or a major portion must have been undertaken by the deadline.

Requirements The organization shall submit five (5) copies of the following:

� Accomplished Entry Form � One-page certification attesting to the existence and veracity of the

information submitted - for In-School Youth Organizations, a certification from the Office

of Student Affairs - for Community-based, Out-of-School or Working Youth

Organizations, a certification from the barangay

� A one-page short profile of the organization featuring a brief description, its nature and background, programs and track record

� A three-page profile of the Project Entry, featuring a brief but

descriptive account or narrative that will illustrate the program/project. The description of the project should include the following: (1) its site, (2) timetable (start and ending dates of program/project), (3) process of implementation, (4) level of community involvement, (5) profile and number of beneficiaries and finances/resources used.

- the financial sketch should identify how much was spent for the program/project, and the source(s) of funds used.

� Three-page project documentation (photos, testimonies of partners or

beneficiaries, certificates, etc.)


General Criteria 1. Impact of the Project Entry on the local community (e.g.,

improvement in income, sanitation, literacy, etc.) 2. Social Mobilization (involvement of the community, especially the

youth, in planning, implementation, and evaluation) 3. Innovativeness (application/ introduction of new technologies, best

practices, and uniqueness of products or services and promotion of indigenous materials).

4. Sustainability and Probability of Duplication

Prizes for each of the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations

1. TAYO trophy 2. Grant amounting to fifty thousand pesos (P50,000.00)

TAYO Search Rules

1. All entries shall be evaluated mainly on the basis of the Project Entry submitted. An organization shall submit only one Project Entry.

2. The Project Entry submitted for evaluation must not have been a

recipient of direct government financial assistance or grants. Funding for the Project Entry must primarily be non-governmental. The allowable limit for government funding is five percent (5%).

3. Recipients of other awards are eligible. Previous TAYO finalists and winners may still participate, provided that they enter a Project Entry different from that entered in the last search.

4. Registration in the NYC’s Youth Organization Registration Program

(YORP) is mandatory. Registration documents may be submitted along with the TAYO entry.


5. All decisions of the TAYO screening committees and the panel of judges shall be final. No correspondence pertaining to these decisions shall be entertained.

6. The organizers reserve the right to modify, amend, or alter the

abovementioned rules, or waive compliance therewith at its sole discretion, if such steps are in accordance with the purpose of the TAYO awards scheme.

7. All materials submitted to the TAYO Secretariat automatically become

property of the organizers.


II. TIME TABLE

June 21, 2008

Launch

August 21, 2008

Deadline of submission of entries

August 22-29, 2008

Paper screening at the Secretariat level Preparation for 1st Level Area Screening

September 2-3, 2008 1st Level Area Screening (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, NCR)

September 4-12, 2008

Collation/Preparation of 1st Level Area Screening papers for Field Validation

September 16-26, 2008

Field Validation

September 29- October 3, 2008

Preparation for 2nd Level Area Screening

October 7-8, 2008 2nd Level Area Screening (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, NCR)

October 9-24, 2008 Preparation for the Area Finals

October 27-28, 2008

Area Finals - Luzon & Mindanao - NCR & Visayas

October 29 – December

12, 2008

Preparation for the National Finals

December 13-18, 2008

* December 15 – National Judging December 16 – Awarding

TAYO Week: National Finals and Awarding


III. THE SEARCH FLOW

First Level – Secretariat Paper Screening The secretariat and screening committees receive applications

and verify document completion.

Second Level – Pre-Validation Area Screening (1) Using the generic screening form, local screening panels for each of the four areas (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and NCR) rate the organizations based on the documents submitted. The top twenty (20) organizations from each

island group are elevated into the next round.

Third Level – Field Validation Using the validation guidelines and questionnaires, the veracity of the

documents provided by the twenty (20) organizations per area are compared to/evaluated via the on-site visits done by the validators. All inputs are remitted to the Secretariat, and used by the screening committee for

judging.

Fourth Level – Post Validation Paper Screening (2) After the results of the validation are brought in,

the same screening panel for the areas will re-assess the original ratings they gave the project entries of the organizations, based on the documents and the inputs provided by the validators. Representatives

of the top ten (10) area finalists are invited to the area judging.

Fifth Level – Area Finals/Judging The ten area finalists’ representatives deliver a presentation

to a panel of judges chaired by the NYC Commissioner in charge of the area. Based on the presentations and the question and answer portion, the judges determine the five (5) winning organizations from each area that will proceed

to the national finals.

Sixth Level – National Finals/Judging The representatives from each of the twenty finalists undergo the same process utilized during the area judging, facing a panel of multi-sectoral personalities serving as judges. Each of the finalists speaks alongside a

standardized five-minute powerpoint presentation, and subjected to a seven-minute question and answer round. The Ten Accomplished Youth

Organizations are determined after the tabulation of scores given by the national judges.


IV. The Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations: Year 6

Name of Organization Project Entry Address of Organization

Dynamic Teen Company Kariton Klasrum and Klinik

Luzon

Society of Scholars and Grantees (SoSG) Pansilbi Ni Umidi

Luzon

Kabataang Gabay sa Positibong Pamumuhay

Each One, Reach One, Teach One: A Leadership and Social Mobilization Innovation for People Living with HIV and AIDS in Western Visayas

Visayas

Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts

Cultural Campaign to raise awareness on Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC)

Visayas

UP Cebu SEALNet Entrepreneurs Club

SEALNet Project Philippines 2007

Visayas

LAMLIFEW 4-H Club

Kadlog De Dad Lamnok De Lamlifew

Mindanao

505 Disaster Rescuers for Emergencies, Assistance and Management, Inc. (505 DREAM)

Disaster Preparedness and Management

Mindanao

School of Business and Management Student Council

4th Mindanao Business and Management Youth Congress

Mindanao

Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity

The 1st Quisumbing-Escandor Film Festival for Health

NCR

Jose Rizal University - Computer Society

JRU-COMSOC Computer Literacy Program

NCR


TAYO 6 FINALISTS

Name of Organization Project Entry Address of Organization

Bitagurean 4-H Club

Alkansiya

Luzon

University of Northern Philippines - College Science Club (College of Teacher Education)

2nd Agham sa Baranggay Series

Luzon

UP SIBOL (Service, Integrity, Benevolence, Objectivity, Leadership)

PagSIBOL: A Healthy Community Project

Luzon

Waray-waray Youth Advocates (WARAYA)

Youth in One: Take the Lead. Stop AIDS.

Visayas

Katin-aran Youth Association

Enhancing Adolescent Reproductive Health Through Youth Participation

Visayas

Service, Home, Education, Livelihood, Trainings, Environmental Protection and Relief Operation (SHELTER)

SHELTER Camp Socorro Elementary School

Mindanao

Youth Advocators Productive Integrated Service, Inc. (YAPIS)

SALIG LANG

Mindanao

Agapay, Kalinga at Kwentong Alay ng mga Pharmaceutico (AKKAP)

Kwento Concierto: Kwento't Himig Alay sa mga Munting Tinig

NCR

Ateneo TUGON

Area Insertions

NCR

Ateneo Debate Society

Philippine Schools Debate Championship (PSDC)

NCR


V. TAYO 6 SPECIAL AWARDEES

• Coke Barkada Award

� Kabataang Gabay sa Positibong Pamumuhay – Negros Chapter • TeaM Energy Special Award

� Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity(UP Manila)

• Sustainable Development Award from Shell Philippines

� Lamlifew 4-H Club (Sarangani Province)

• GoNegosyo Special Award � School of Business Management Student Council (Ateneo De

Cagayan)


VI. LIST OF TAYO 6 ENTRIES BY REGION

REGION PROVINCE/CITY NAME OF ORGANIZATION

CAR La Trinidad, Benguet Benguet State University - College Red Cross Youth Council

La Trinidad, Benguet Society of Scholars and Grantees (SoSG)

Baguio City University of the Cordilleras Peer Facilitators

Baguio City Junior Executive Trainers

Baguio City Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers - SLU Student Chapter

1 La Union Bitagurean 4-H Club

Vigan City University of Northern Philippines - College Science Club (College of Teacher Education)

Vigan City University of Northern Philippines - College Science Club

Vigan City University of Northern Philippines College Science Club, Laboratory High School Chapter

2 Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya

Marians Mathematics Society

3 Balanga, Bataan Association of College Scholars of Balanga City

Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

CLSU - Communicators for Development


CLSU University Supreme Student Council - Collegiate Student Body Organization


Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants - CLSU Chapter

San Antonio, Nueva Ecija KABALIKAT Civicom - San Antonio, Nueva Ecija Chapter

San Antonio, Nueva Ecija St. Paul School - High School Coordinating Council

Tarlac Youth of Iglesia Filipina Independiente - Anao

San Fernando, Pampanga Archdiocesan Commission on Youth Ministry

Malolos, Bulacan Care Central Organization (Bulacan State University)

Malolos, Bulacan Kapisanan ng mga Mag-aaral sa Araling Panlipunan (Bulacan State University)

Malolos, Bulacan Alliance of Students for Action and Progress (Bulacan State University)

Malolos, Bulacan Alpha Phi Omega - Bulacan State University

Bulakan, Bulacan Nagkakaisang Kabataan Para sa Kaunlaran

Guiguinto, Bulacan Guiguinto Scholars Association

Plaridel, Bulacan Teatro Republika

4 Dasmariñas, Cavite Teatro Lasalliana (De La Salle Dasmariñas)

Cavite City Dynamic Teen Company

Los Baños, Laguna UP SIBOL (Service, Integrity, Benevolence, Objectivity, Leadership)


Continued:


4 Los Baños, Laguna Philippine Junior Jaycees, Incorporated - Los Baños

Los Baños, Laguna UP Junior Executive Society

Los Baños, Laguna UPLB Genetics Society

San Mateo, Rizal San Mateo Buenviaje Leo Club

Lucban, Quezon Public Administration League of Students (PALS)

San Pedro, Laguna Young Artists Fellowship for the Environment (YAFE)

Lucena City Rotaract Club of Lucena South

Calamba, Laguna Letran Volunteer Corps (LVC)

5 Goa, Camarines Sur Junior Finance Executives (JFINEX)

Pili, Camarines Sur Wrangler's Rodeo Club Philippines, Inc. / Wrangler's Club CSSAC

Pili, Camarines Sur Society for the Advancement of Management and Agricultural Economics

Calabanga, Camarines Sur Samahang Bagong Inog sa Tanghalan ng CSSAC - Calabanga Campus (SamBIT)

Baao, Camarines Sur Sararo Utak-Oragon Youth Organization

Nabua, Camarines Sur Crusade of Professional and Young Achievers in Rinconada (CPYAR)

San Miguel, Iriga City Political Science Society

Sorsogon City Youth Community Service Club - Sorsogon Provincial Council (YCSC - SPC)

Naga City, Camarines Sur Students' Action Vital to the Environment and Mother Earth - USI Chapter

6 Iloilo City Arts and Sciences Society of English Majors (ASSEM) - West Visayas State University

Iloilo City Student Nurses Association of the Philippines

Iloilo City Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants - Central Philippine University Chapter

Iloilo City Kabataang Pangarap ni Rizal (KAPARIZ) - WVCST Chapter

Roxas City Katin-aran Youth Association

Bacolod City Kabataang Gabay sa Positibong Pamumuhay

Antique San Jose Parish Youth Ministry

7 Dumaguete City Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts

Dumaguete City Foundation University Campus' Ministry Aides

Dumaguete City INFOMATECHS Society

Dumaguete City Student Teachers Organization

Cebu City University of the Philippines Students' Theater Arts Guild for Education (UPSTAGE)

Cebu City UP Cebu SEALNet Entrepreneurs Club

Cebu City Euphrasia Youth Organization, Inc. (EYO)

Tagbilaran City, Bohol Central Student Government


Continued:


8 Tacloban City CFC- Youth for Christ - Campus Based of St. Scholastica's College of Health Sciences (CFC-

YFC SSCHS)

Borongan City College of Business Management and Accountancy Students' Organization (CBMASO)

Tacloban City Brotherhood of Destiny, Inc. - UP Visayas Tacloban College Chapter

Ormoc City, Leyte AGYLA (Active Genuine Youth Leaders Association)

Catbalogan, Samar Waray-waray Youth Advocates (WARAYA)

9 Zamboanga City Service, Home, Education, Livelihood, Trainings, Environmental Protection and Relief Operation

(SHELTER)

10 Cagaran De Oro City Society of Environmental Engineers Student Chapter, Incorporated (SEESCI)

Cagaran De Oro City Xavier University - Marine Science Society (XU-MSS)

Cagaran De Oro City Association of Sociology-Anthropology and Development Studies Students

Cagaran De Oro City School of Business and Management Student Council

Cagaran De Oro City United Arts and Sciences Student Council (UNITASS)

Iligan City Youth Advocators Productive Integrated Service, Inc. (YAPIS)

11 Island Garden City of Samal

Isla Dance Troupe

Davao City Maskara Youth Theater Company

12 Cotabato City Salindaw Youth Club

Koronadal City Iskolar ng Koronadal Club

Koronadal City T'nalak Youth Group - Pathways to Higher Education

General Santos City Alpha Phi Omega International Service Fraternity and Sorority

Saranggani LAMLIFEW 4-H Club

CARAGA Surigao City Surigao Youth Center

ARMM Kidapawan City 505 Disaster Rescuers for Emergencies, Assistance and Management, Inc. (505 DREAM)

Maguindanao Liguasan Youth Association for Sustainable Development, Inc.

NCR Quezon City Ateneo TUGON

Quezon City Management Information Systems Association (MISA)

Quezon City Ateneo Christian Life Community


Continued:


NCR Quezon City Loyola Film Circle

Quezon City Ateneo Debate Society

Quezon City Young Flames for Jesus

Taytay, Rizal MyZoo Volunteer Group Foundation, Inc.

Makati City Junior Philippine Computer Society (JPCS)

Makati City Society of Young Voice Artists of the Philippines (SYVAP)

Manila Junior Entrepreneur Marketing Association

Pasay City Pangarap Foundation

Quezon City University of the Philippines Circle of Entrepreneurs

Quezon City UP Junior Marketing Association (UP JMA)

Quezon City UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants

Quezon City Kaingin

Manila Junior Philippine Institute of Chemical Engineers

Quezon City UP Bannuar

Quezon City Entablado

Quezon City Ateneo Special Education Society (SPEED)

Quezon City Ateneo Gabay

Quezon City Ateneo Electronics and Computer Engineering Society (AECES)

Makati City Collective Arts of Students and Thespians Incorporated

Manila Math and Physics Society

Quezon City Ateneo Management Economics Organizations

Manila ENGLICOM

Quezon City Kythe-Ateneo

Manila Agapay, Kalinga at Kwentong Alay ng mga Pharmaceutico (AKKAP)

Manila Kabataang Bagong Buhay

Manila University of the Philippines Association of Business Administration Majors

Manila Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity

Quezon City Council of Organizations of the Ateneo (COA)

Manila Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers - Student Chapter

Quezon City UP Lakan

Valuenzuela Malinta Youth Federation

Manila Junior Marketing Executives

Manila Students In Free Enterprise

Pasig City KADIWA Society

Quezon City University of the Philippines Engineering Radio Guild

Mandaluyong City Jose Rizal University - Computer Society


SUMMARY OF ENTRIES

Region Number of Entries

CAR 5

1 4

2 1

3 15

4 11

5 9

6 7

7 8

8 5

9 1

10 6

11 2

12 5

CARAGA 1

ARMM 2

NCR 39

Grand Total: 121


VII. THE AREA FINALISTS LUZON

Name of Organization

Dynamic Teen Company

Bitagurean 4-H Club

Junior Finance Executives (JFINEX)

Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers - SLU Student Chapter

University of Northern Philippines - College Science Club (College of Teacher Education) Youth of Iglesia Filipina Independiente - Anao

San Mateo Buenviaje Leo Club

Society of Scholars and Grantees (SoSG)

UP SIBOL (Service, Integrity, Benevolence, Objectivity, Leadership)

Care Central Organization

VISAYAS


Kabataang Gabay sa Positibong Pamumuhay

Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts

Waray-waray Youth Advocates (WARAYA)

UP Cebu SEALNet Entrepreneurs Club

Foundation University Campus' Ministry Aides

AGYLA (Active Genuine Youth Leaders Association)

Student Teachers Organization

Euphrasia Youth Organization, Inc. (EYO)

Katin-aran Youth Association

Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants - Central Philippine University Chapter


MINDANAO


Service, Home, Education, Livelihood, Trainings, Environmental Protection and Relief Operation (SHELTER)

Youth Advocators Productive Integrated Service, Inc. (YAPIS)

LAMLIFEW 4-H Club

505 Disaster Rescuers for Emergencies, Assistance and Management, Inc. (505 DREAM)

Maskara Youth Theater Company

School of Business and Management Student Council

Xavier University - Marine Science Society (XU-MSS)

Society of Environmental Engineers Student Chapter, Incorporated (SEESCI)

Salindaw Youth Club

Alpha Phi Omega International Service Fraternity and Sorority

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION


Agapay, Kalinga at Kwentong Alay ng mga Pharmaceutico (AKKAP)

Kabataang Bagong Buhay

Ateneo Management Economics Organizations

University of the Philippines Circle of Entrepreneurs

Ateneo Electronics and Computer Engineering Society (AECES)

Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity

Ateneo TUGON

Math and Physics Society

Ateneo Debate Society

Jose Rizal University - Computer Society


VIII. THE NATIONAL JUDGES

Senator Kiko N. Pangilinan Philippine Senate

Mr. Paolo Benigno A. Aquino IV President, TAYO Awards Foundation

Commissioner Priscilla Marie T. Abante

National Youth Commission

Ms. Cecile L. Alcantara President, Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines

Mr. Roberto R. Calingo

Executive Director, TeaM Energy Foundation

Usec. Celia C. Yangco Department of Social Welfare and Development

Commissioner Gillian Akiko N. Thomson

Philippine Sports Commission

Ms. Rina Jimenez-David Columnist, The Philippine Daily Inquirer

Mr. Ramon R. Osorio

Corporate Communications Head, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Columnist, The Philippine Star

Mr. Chito S. Maniago

Sustainable Development Manager, Shell Companies in the Philippines

Mr. Rafael K. Ortega Deputy Executive Director, Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship

(GoNegosyo)


IX. THE AREA FINALS JUDGES LUZON

1. Commissioner Hanny Camid National Youth Commission

2. Board Member Glenn B. Santos Province of Bulacan

3. Mr. Antonio Genorga Coca-Cola Philippines

4. Ms. Juliet Velasco TeaM Energy

5. Ms. Adelina Apostol Department of Social Welfare and Development

VISAYAS

1. Commissioner Benjie Oliva National Youth Commission

2. Atty. Maricris Bathan Team KIKO

3. Ms. Hazel Dueñas Coca-Cola Philippines

4. Ms. Maria Christina Torres TeaM Energy

5. Ms. Jo Belotindos Department of Social Welfare and Development


MINDANAO

1. Executive Director Apolonio B. Maleniza Ii National Youth Commission

2. Mr. Jeff Ungab

Coca-Cola Philippines

3. Ms. Myra Nicolas

TeaM Energy

4. Mr. Alfredo M. Sy Department of Social Welfare and Development

5. Ms. Germelina Lacorte

Philippine Daily Inquirer NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 1. Commissioner Raul Dominic Badilla

National Youth Commission

2. Ms. Ina Claravall Office of Senator Kiko Pangilinan

3. Mr. Henry Rivera

Coca-Cola Philippines

4. Ms. Jesusa Calaunan

TeaM Energy

5. Ms. Patricia B. Luna Department of Social Welfare and Development

6. Mr. Rodel Fronda

Sining Bulakenyo, TAYO 3 Winner


X. THE AREA SCREENERS LUZON

1. Ms. Baibonn Sangid National Youth Commission

2. Miss Rosel Isidro

Office of the Adviser on the Peace Process

3. Miss Jackie Sierda The Evening News, TV5

4. Mr. Kimpee Panganiban Youth@111, TAYO 5 Awardee

5. Mr. Jimmy Yau Peace Tech. Inc

VISAYAS

1. Mr. Constantine N. Samson Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc.

2. Ms. Marites G. Mercado Department of Labor and Employment

3. Mr. Lester L. Dela Torre Habagat Outdoor Equipment

4. Mr. Mars O. Mandal University of Cebu

5. Ms. Rhea Rato SUPACA, TAYO 2 Awardee


MINDANAO

1. Miss Katherine Purugganan TAYO Awards Foundation, Inc.

2. Mr. Reynaldo Bagayas, Jr. CORE, TAYO 1 Awardee

3. Miss Marydel J. Gaid TISAKA, TAYO 2 Awardee

4. Ms. Vicky Susan T. Pacana Department of Environment and Natural Resources

5. Ms. Estrella U. Pahalla Department of Labor and Employment

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

1. Mr. Jason Mande National Youth Commission

2. Ms. Lea Dela Cruz Office of Board Member Arceo, Province of Bulacan

3. Mr. Israel Jayson Vinta Sining Bulakenyo, TAYO 3 Awardee

4. Mr. Luigi Mapa Center for Leadership and Change

5. Miss Dang Sering Ideals Creative Communications for Development


XI. THE ON-SITE VALIDATORS National Youth Commission

1. Maria Regina Reburiano 2. Cristabeth Jacinta Madrigal 3. Percy Abad 4. Jun Angeles 5. Dennis Mendoza 6. Marlo Enriquez 7. Melvin Sellana

Office of Senator Kiko Pangilinan

1. Evita Garcia PAST TAYO Winners

1. Rosemarie Mores 2. John Albert Nuñez 3. Israel Jayson Vinta 4. Myra Bansale 5. Joseph Rey Villaruz 6. Rudy Boctot 7. Hector Villegas 8. Minnie Perdiz 9. Herald Villarca 10.Christopher Jose 11.Girlee Caro 12.Marc Marion Guillergan 13.Lina Fe Simoy 14.Alexnader Manlapao 15.Aaron Daniel Arpafo 16.Sharon Bajunaid 17.Sheena May Bajunaid 18.Kennet Cuarteros 19.Emerica Cupas


Other Partners/Friends of TAYO

1. Office of Board Member Glenn Santos, Province of Bulcan 2. Christian Agupitan 3. Jaqueline Purugganan 4. Janice Tirol 5. Silvie Jasmin Bandiola 6. Dave Arcaya 7. Junalyn Atinen 8. Bernardo Taguic, Jr. 9. Edito Ebol, Jr.

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