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  • Jun 26
  • 1 min read

Mayor Roderick Awingan encouraged the 75 Educational Assistance Program for Deserving Academic and TechVoc Students (EAPDATS) during their 2nd capability building dubbed: "Growing Together: Building Networks, Celebrating Wins" at the Strawberry Valley Hotel and Restaurant this June 26.


"Your role right now is to go to school, so do your best and become the person that your municipality will be proud of," Awingan said.


The grantees listened to talks by Cooperative Development Services Office-Designate Orlando Pacya on "Expanding My Network" and Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer III Felipe Esnara, Jr. on "Action Planning and Financial Management".


Councilor Teddy Walang, author of the EAPDATS ordinance, also attended the event.

This year, the municipality was able to produce eight graduates from the EAPDATS grantees from various schools in La Trinidad and Baguio City.


Photographer: O. Empian

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