As part of our continued commitment to social development and community empowerment, our institution actively participates in local policy-making initiatives aimed at implementing programs and strategies to end poverty in all its dimensions. This multifaceted approach recognizes that poverty is not solely an economic issue, but one deeply connected to various aspects of human well-being, particularly among adolescents.
The policy framework addresses critical dimensions such as teenage pregnancy, suicide and attempted suicide, micronutrient supplementation for adolescents, and adolescent sexuality and reproductive health. By tackling these interrelated factors, the initiative seeks to promote healthier lifestyles, reduce vulnerability, and ensure that every young person has access to the resources and opportunities needed to thrive.
Through collaborative efforts between local government units, educational institutions, and community stakeholders, this policy initiative aims to create a more inclusive and sustainable environment. By empowering adolescents through education, health services, and social support, we take a vital step toward breaking the cycle of poverty and fostering holistic human development.
