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CELEBRATION OF ECOLOGICAL LITERACY AND ARTS
February 28 , 2025
We are proud to have been recognized for our work in ecological literacy through arts and fun activities for children of all ages. Our Lakbay-Kalikasan Program presents well-curated workshops designed to instill in children the sense of responsibility and love for the environment.
Thanks to the unwavering support of our donors, volunteers and local communities, we have repeatedly succeeded organizing different social programs in recent years. We appreciate all the assistance that you provide with which we have been able to offer more meaningful programs for children in our communities.

LAKBAY - KALIKASAN 2025 : Malibang at Matuto Ngayong Pebrero
February 2025
Over 200 children accompanied by their parents and guardians gathered last Saturday , February 15 at the Municipal SportHall – Astrodome to participate in this year’s Lakbay-Kalikasan with the theme : ” Malibang at Matuto Ngayong Pebrero ( learn and have fun this February).

February 2024


School Supplies Distribution for Children of Solo Parents
September 27 , 2023
After heavy rains and extensive flooding in the municipality, Sablayanihan volunteers organized school supplies drive for the indigent families particularly the children of solo parents in Barangay Lagnas and Barangay Buenavista.

Our first NYC - YORP Convention Participation
August 15 , 2023
As a member of National Youth Commission – YORP, we were invited to the first NYC-YORP Convention with the Theme : “Time To Shine: YORP as Vanguard for Change”, held last August 12-13 at Richmonde Hotel – Eastwood , Quezon City.

Save San Agustin Trees Campaign
Instead of planting a tree, let us save first our existing forests and trees!
We are not saying that planting tree is bad. Of all actions that we can take to help regulate the global climate, planting trees is the easiest and most fulfilling for communities. However, studies shown that older trees such as those found in San Agustin have greater potential to store carbon than young or newly-planted forests. They actively covert CO2 in the air into their trunks, branches and leaves. Hence, they can be our best partners not only in climate mitigation but also in protecting our biodiversity, our nature, indigenous people around the area and the municipality’s eco-tourism. We encourage everyone to join the campaign to protect the remaining acacia trees in Brgy. San Agustin. Every signature counts!