Latest Activities

On August 31, 2024, Silid Aralan held a capacity-building training for its volunteer teachers at Palanog Resettlement Elementary School. The training, led by Silid Aralan Founder, Mr. Arcie G. Mallari, focused on equipping volunteers with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively conduct learning sessions using new resources and materials.

The learners sang, danced, and celebrated their wins. Throughout the human dignity curriculum session, the learners were learning how to give importance and love to other people and to themselves.

Silid Aralan Inc. (SAI) teamed up with the PHINMA Foundation to provide essential Vitamin C supplements to learners and parents within its network. This initiative aims to enhance health resilience amid current challenges and underscores SAI’s commitment to holistic development. The donation, which extends to the local government unit of San Jose, reflects SAI’s dedication to community welfare and collaborative efforts for sustainable impact.

Silid Aralan, Inc. recently held a series of in-person and online trainings as part of its ongoing Silid Aralan Head Co-Learners Development Program (SHCLDP). Held on July 12, 13, and 23, the sessions covered essential topics such as coaching, financial management, and project monitoring and evaluation.

In a bid to promote wellness and education among youth, Ubiquity organized an enriching learning session on Healthy Habits for Sr iLead learners in Cagayan de Oro City held at East City Central School from 9 am to 12 noon. The event gathered 26 eager learners alongside Ubiquity employees, the ECCS School Coordinator for SAI, the ECCS School Principal, and dedicated personnel from SAI.

In partnership with the World Youth Alliance Asia Pacific, Silid Aralan, Inc. is conducting the Human Dignity Curriculum (HDC) during the school break. The goal of HDC is to teach the learners the importance of their dignity and to understand that we should treat one another with respect. The participants of the said project are iLEAD learners from the Montalban Town Center Learning Hub in Rodriguez, Rizal.