GUILÄSS-RADTECH - San Pedro College

Despite the maelstrom of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippines has seen two big disasters in the last year – typhoon Ulysses and the eruption of the Taal Volcano. Natural catastrophes are costing the nation more in terms of social and economic costs as a result of population expansion, changing land-use patterns, migration, unplanned urbanization, environmental degradation, and global climate change. However, the government's and business sectors' increased attention on preparation and prevention has resulted in fewer fatalities.
Communities are now able to recover more swiftly after a disaster. Indeed, disaster preparation saves lives. As citizens, we were regularly asked, "What can we do?"

Together with the collaboration of the SPC Senior High School Disaster Response Team, the MISSION POSSIBLE: See Youth in action, “Kalamidad Paghandaan, Tulong ng Kabataan ay Kailangan” webinar on December 3, 2021, via zoom addresses these concerns.

Youths have a remarkable ability to bounce back from adversity. We can omit and adjust to changes. Our tenacity enables us to overcome challenges in our lives, such as natural catastrophes and tragedies, and to adapt to a wide spectrum of individuals.




Video edit: Siegfried Clarence B. Bandigan and Mariah Ella Bermejo