AGHAM helps provide school uniforms through CED–CES program
Through the Sagot Ko, Uniform Mo! Program of the College of Education–Community Extension Services (CED–CES), A Group Harvesting Acquired Knowledge through Scientific Method (AGHAM) donated school uniforms, helping 48 learners prepare for the opening of the 2026–2027 academic year, June 5.
AGHAM continued its annual support for the initiative as part of its commitment to assisting CED–CES in promoting access to education and addressing the needs of partner communities.
Beneficiaries from BLISS Elementary School, Lucena City National High School, and MCRES Elementary School received school uniforms to help them prepare for the upcoming school year. The program aimed to improve learners' readiness for classes by providing appropriate school uniforms while boosting their confidence and motivation to attend school.
Through its continued participation in the annual initiative, AGHAM reaffirmed its commitment to volunteerism and community service by supporting the mission of CED–CES to provide meaningful educational assistance to learners in partner schools.
The initiative reflects Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation's commitment to community service by supporting programs that address the educational needs of partner communities. It also demonstrates the University's core values of Service and Unity while providing students with meaningful opportunities to practice volunteerism and social responsibility through community engagement.
- SDG 4: Quality Education
Providing school uniforms helps reduce barriers to school participation and supports learners' readiness for the academic year. - SDG 1: No Poverty
The donation of school uniforms assists learners and families by easing education-related expenses, helping improve access to basic educational needs. - SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
The initiative highlights collaboration between AGHAM and the College of Education–Community Extension Services in delivering educational assistance to partner schools and communities.
