The School Principal of PEGAFI, Dr. Francisca Uy

INTRODUCTION: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
Let us welcome our

Lady and Master of Ceremony; Rishel Mae Vera and Grant Nino Augustin
Villaflor. Let us give them a thunderous applause.
GRANT: Hello, Rishel. You look wonderful today.
RISHEL: Thanks, Grant. You look effortlessly dashing.
GRANT: Honorable Guests, Friends, ladies and gentlemen,
BOTH: Welcome to the World Hope International Seminar in Empowering
Youth, Families and Community Against Online Sexual Abuse and
Exploitation.
RISHEL: We cannot start this event without asking God’s providence and
guidance first. So we are requesting everyone to stand for the Opening
prayer to be led by Shayne Jivah Alisosos.
GRANT: Please remain standing after the prayer for the singing of the
Philippine National Anthem. Please rise.
RISHEL: Thank you Shayne. You may now be seated.
GRANT: And now, to keep the ball rolling, let us call on stage the school
principal of PEGAFI, Dr. Francisca Uy to give us a warm welcome message.
Let us give her a round of applause.
RISHEL: Thank you Dr. Uy for that enthusiastic welcome.
GRANT: We are gathered here today because of W orld Hope
International. W orld Hope International is a Christian relief and
development organization working with vulnerable and exploited
communities to alleviate poverty, suffering, and injustice.
RISHEL: World Hope International’s vision is to provide those in need with

opportunity, dignity, and hope so they can possess the tools for change in
themselves, their family, and their community. It supports all people
regardless of ethnicity, gender, race, or religion.
GRANT: In addition to that, World Hope International uses market-based

and community-driven enterprise solutions to empower, protect, and build
resiliency through innovative, environmentally conscious, and transformative
projects. The organization delivers programming through strategic local and
global partnerships to create a maximal, sustainable impact. The
organization is developed within the framework of four values:
Transformation, Sustainability, Empowerment and Collaboration.
RISHEL: So, without further ado, we shall start our seminar. But first, allow
us to impart some important House rules during the duration of the seminar.
GRANT: First, we would like to request everyone to turn your phones into
discreet or silent mode. This is a seminar where we are encouraged to
actively listen. We should follow the flow and focus of the discussions and
not use our cell phones or any other devices during the seminar.
RISHEL: Second, it is essential that this seminar would have a dynamic and
interactive flow. Asking questions or clarifications is encouraged. But it must
be done in accordance with respect. So if you have any questions or
clarifications in mind, kindly raise your hand and wait for the resource
speakers to acknowledge you.
GRANT: In addition to that, we would also like to ask everyone to Clean as

you Go. Always.
RISHEL: Lastly, our resource speakers have some activities prepared.

Please cooperate and do all the activities asked.
GRANT: Now that’s all settled, we would like to introduce you to our first
resource speaker.
Our first speaker is known for being a textbook definition of a multi-tasker.

He is a photographer, a community organizer, an excellent student and a
servant leader; all rolled into one with a ribbon on it. He is currently pursuing
his degree in Accountancy at Cebu Institute of Technology – University, to
which he is also the Cebu Federation Deputy Secretary of the Junior
Philippine Institute of Accountants.
Being the true-blue servant leader that he is, he also serves as the Assistant
Youth Coordinator for the Parish Youth Coordinating Council. Aside from
that, he is also the Cebuano Youth Ambassador of World Hope International
2022.
It is my great honor and pleasure to introduce our speaker as he is not only

a great leader but also a wonderful friend. Ladies and gentlemen, I give the
floor to Christian Nino de Jesus. Let us welcome him with a resounding
applause.
RISHEL: Thank you Christian. That was indeed an eye-opening piece. Right,
Grant?
GRANT: It is that and more. In fact, we have learned so much that I am so

eager in listening to more about OSAECAW.
RISHEL: Well, you’re in luck as I am about to introduce our second resource

speaker who shall be discussing about the impact of OSAECAW.
So our next speaker is a current student taking up Bachelor of Secondary

Education Major in English. She is our Catholic Charismatic Renewal Music
Ministry Youth Head. Friends, Ladies and Gentlemen, I give to you our next
speaker, Han Mary Narvasa. Let us welcome her with a warm applause.
GRANT: Thank you, Han Mary. We are truly enlightened on how OSAECAW
gave a positive impact to our society.
RISHEL: Before we proceed to our next agenda, we would like to announce

that we are taking a lunch break first.
GRANT: Welcome back to our seminar. I hope you had a nice lunch break.
And now, let us not keep you waiting any longer, I give the floor, once again
to our first resource speaker Christian Nino de Jesus. Let us welcome him
back onstage with a thunderous applause.
RISHEL: Thank you once again, Christian. At this point, I would like to give
the floor to our last resource speaker. Our speaker is an achiever at the same
time he is a dedicated leader. He is the Former President of San Juan De
Sahagun Parish Sanitation Ministry and also the Former Service Head of
San Juan De Sahagun Parish Youth Coordinating Council.
Being committed not only to excel at leadership but in academics as well, He
is currently studying at WCC Aeronautical and Technological College taking
up Bachelor of Science in Aviation major in Commercial Flying. Ladies and
Gentlemen, let us all welcome the dashing and the charming, John Joseph
Tiller. Let us welcome him with a resounding applause.
GRANT: Thank you, John. Having heard about your talk a while ago, I am
sure we would all be vigilant and alert about the dangers of Human
Trafficking. Here’s to hoping that all of us would always have each others’
backs and protect each other from the gruesome and evil act, that is Human
Trafficking.
RISHEL: We cannot end this successful seminar without thanking the people
that have helped us. And to thank all of them, let us call on Ashley Conde.
Ashley, the floor is yours.
GRANT: Thank you so much Ashley. And thank you everyone for your time
and participation. This is Grant Nino Augustin Villaflor.
RISHEL: And this is Rishel Mae Vera.
BOTH: Thank you and Have a nice day!

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INTRODUCTION: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

Let us welcome our

RISHEL: World Hope International’s vision is to provide those in need with

GRANT: In addition to that, World Hope International uses market-based

GRANT: In addition to that, we would also like to ask everyone to Clean as

RISHEL: Lastly, our resource speakers have some activities prepared.

Our first speaker is known for being a textbook definition of a multi-tasker.

It is my great honor and pleasure to introduce our speaker as he is not only

GRANT: It is that and more. In fact, we have learned so much that I am so

RISHEL: Well, you’re in luck as I am about to introduce our second resource

So our next speaker is a current student taking up Bachelor of Secondary

RISHEL: Before we proceed to our next agenda, we would like to announce

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