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  • Jan 26
  • 1 min read

In a move to strengthen early childhood care, Mayor Roderick Awingan signed Executive Order No. 13-2026, officially launching the Supervised Neighborhood Play (SNP) Program in the municipality.


The initiative targets all La Trinidad children aged 2-3 years old who are not enrolled in any learning institution that provides early childhood care and development (ECCD) services.

β€œSNP focuses on art and play, and a more active involvement of parents,” expounded Cristina Anioay, ECCD focal person. β€œIt aims to provide continuous support starting from the pregnancy stage until the child begins daycare.”


Mayor Roderick Awingan underscored that the collaboration with barangay councils, child development workers, barangay health workers, and barangay ECCD committees will be the driving force in the program’s success.


The SNP is a strategy aligned with the ECCD Act (RA 8980) that enhances socialization, learning, and holistic development for young children.

The program is set to begin this coming school year.


Author: π˜™π˜™. π˜‰π˜’π˜£π˜΄π˜’-𝘒𝘺

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