BCC Community Welfare & Development Office

27/08/2026

The Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines – Negros Island Region (CEAP NIR) organized the JEEPGYM Caravan Conference on August 27, 2026, at the University of St. La Salle (USLS), Bacolod City, bringing together Catholic schools from across the Negros Island Region for meaningful dialogue, collaboration, and collective action.

Binalbagan Catholic College (BCC) was represented by student leaders Katrina Beatrice Galeno, College SSG President, and Shan Andrei C. Espinoza, SHS SAO President, together with Maria Andrea A. Tabernilla, Basic Education Principal; Estelita B. Gomez and Christian L. Galicia, Social Science Teachers; and Daryl T. Landrinio, Coordinator of the Office for Community Welfare and Development and National Service Training Program.

The JEEPGYM movement calls Catholic schools and communities to become active partners in building a more just, peaceful, inclusive, and sustainable society. It promotes Justice and Peace, Engaged Citizenship, Ecological Integrity, Poverty Alleviation, Gender Equality, Youth Empowerment, and Media Education—seven interconnected commitments that challenge individuals and institutions to transform faith into concrete action.

25/08/2026

La Ecofinca Bonita

25/08/2026

Our heartfelt thanks to the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental and the Provincial Veterinary Office

11/08/2026

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11/08/2026

Thank you, Binalbagan LGU, through the Binalbagan Tourism Office and the Municipal Culture and the Arts Office for the invitation and another meaningful opportunity for collaboration and community service alongside fellow support groups and partners.

10/08/2026

The celebration of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples aims to recognize, honor, and promote the rights, culture, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples.

Binalbagan Catholic College (BCC) proudly stands as a support institution committed to upholding the welfare, rights, dignity, culture, and aspirations of Indigenous Peoples (IP).

As part of the celebration of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, BCC reaffirms its commitment to promoting inclusive education, cultural preservation, equal opportunities, and meaningful participation of Indigenous Peoples in community development.

Through education, community engagement, advocacy, and partnerships, BCC continues to work alongside IP communities in building a future where every culture is respected, every voice is heard, and every person is given the opportunity to thrive.

10/08/2026

Sir Aivan Navallasca represents the academe in addressing the issues and concerns of Indigenous Peoples (IP), in the afternoon program.

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

Today, we celebrate the diverse cultures, traditions, wisdom, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples around the world. May we continue to respect their rights, protect their cultural heritage, and recognize their valuable role in building sustainable and inclusive communities.