Student groups hold women’s wellness drive at BJMP Lucena

The CCJC First Responders, Criminology Martial Arts Society and Juris Peritus Criminis conducted “She Matters: Women’s Wellness and Hygiene Drive” on March 26, at the BJMP Lucena Female Dormitory to promote women’s health, dignity and well-being in celebration of Women’s Month.

The community extension initiative provided female persons deprived of liberty with hygiene kits and information on proper hygiene practices and self-care.

Through the activity, student volunteers extended direct support to marginalized women while promoting compassion, service and social responsibility.

The program also helped address basic hygiene needs and encouraged greater awareness of women’s health and personal care.

Beyond the distribution of hygiene kits, the initiative fostered empathy, teamwork and civic responsibility among the participating student organizations.

Through the outreach, the groups strengthened their commitment to serving vulnerable communities and supporting programs that uphold dignity and wellness.

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The activity reflected Enverga University’s core values of Service, Mindfulness and Fortitude by encouraging students to extend care to marginalized individuals, recognize women’s needs and remain committed to serving vulnerable communities. It also supported transformative learning by giving students meaningful opportunities to practice empathy, teamwork and social responsibility beyond the classroom.

• SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – The initiative promoted hygiene, health awareness and wellness among female PDLs through hygiene kits and self-care education.
• SDG 5: Gender Equality – The activity supported women’s dignity, protection and well-being by addressing specific hygiene and health needs.
• SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – The outreach extended care and assistance to marginalized women in a custodial setting.
• SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – The program strengthened collaboration among student organizations in delivering community outreach and social welfare initiatives.