Elayy

        In the heart of National Children's Month 2023 , we embark on a meaningful journey guided by the theme, "Healthy, Nourished, Sheltered: Ensuring the Right to Life for All." This theme isn't just a slogan; it's a call to action, urging us to champion the well-being of the youngest members of our community. As we explore the realms of health, nutrition, and shelter, we uncover a tapestry of initiatives, policies, and collaborative endeavors that carve a pathway toward a future where every child not only survives but thrives. Health, Our Common Responsibility:      At the core of our mission is a commitment to supporting the health of our children. It starts with accessible healthcare. Imagine a world where every child can easily see a doctor when they're not feeling well. It's about making sure families have the right information about keeping their kids healthy simple things like washing hands and eating good food. Nutrition, Building Stro...

     In the first part of my ICT journey, exploring blog creation has been an eye-opening experience. I've learned a lot about expressing myself online and how to communicate effectively. Making blogs on topics like "Best Describes Me", and "Towards a More Resilient Philippines" taught me how to use words, pictures, and others.      But, it wasn't always easy. Figuring out how to balance giving information and making my blogs interesting was a big challenge. Each topic, like describing myself or talking about resilient Philippines, needed careful thought and attention.      To tackle these challenges, I got better at finding information and using images to make my blogs look good. I also asked my classmates for advice to improve my writing and presentation.      Looking ahead, I want to keep getting better at making blogs by learning from feedback and staying updated on new ways to communicate online. I understand the impact wo...

        In September, people all across the United States come together for National Clean-Up Month. It's like a special time that tells us to take action, do something good, and take care of our world. During this month, we get to work together and make our places look beautiful by picking up trash.         National Clean-Up Month is a chance for everyone to do more than just clean up by themselves. You can help by cleaning up local parks, beaches, streets, or by joining clean-up events in our barangays. There are many easy ways to get involved.         When you join these clean-up efforts, it's not only about making our communities look nicer, but it's also about helping the environment. When we throw away trash and recycle the right way, it can make our air and water cleaner. It also protects animals and saves natural places. And when the environment is clean, it makes people feel happy and proud.        ...

                    Dear Mr. President, I am writing to share my concerns and hopes regarding to your leadership as the President of our nation.          I hope that you will make our country safe and strong. Take our country away from wars and damages.          We all know that we live in a country full of problems and many social issues that can affect many individual. Regarding with this, I am requesting for your attention to those who are in need of help.          Many Filipinos we're supporting you, so I hope you don't make them regret upon voting you. We all look to you for guidance in shaping the Philippines Better.                                                                     ...

                    Facing the environmental challenges and the need for economic stability the Philippines is working hard to be better prepared for any disasters. The country which is prone to natural disasters like typhoons and earthquakes it is important of getting ready for tough times. This means doing things like creating plans to deal with disasters, making sure our homes and roads can handle them and also teaching people how to protect themselves.          One big part of this effort is that people getting ready for any disasters and managing risks. The Philippines has learned from past disasters and is working to improve how it responds to them. This means having better ways to warn people early, plans for moving them to safe places and teams that can help during emergencies. The government is also practicing what to do and educating communities on getting ready for disasters so that people know wh...