The NNHS Guidance: Peer Facilitators Club, San Miguel, Nabua, Camarines Sur (2026)

23/05/2026

𝗕𝗥𝗜𝗚𝗔𝗗𝗔 𝗘𝗦𝗞𝗨𝗪𝗘𝗟𝗔 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲:
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23/05/2026

#𝟯: 𝗠𝗘𝗘𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗧

The most awaited event has finally arrived, filled with new faces, loud cheers, and memories waiting to happen as the PFC family officially kicks off this year's FINAL WAVE x MEET & GREET 3.0! 🌸✨

As the program formally started and the crowd settled into their individual seats, two of the pretty Ate's of PFC — Niel April Renegado and Jhona Lee Fetaluna — sang a song that matched the energy and confidence of the new members as they started to introduce themselves with cute dance steps. They also chose a value that they wanted to improve as they entered the PFC Family.

Following the fun and entertainment, a heartwarming message was delivered by Sir Danilo Roque Llorin, one of the Advisers of the Peer Facilitators Club (PFC). His message left a heart-piercing impression that deeply moved the hearts of everyone listening. He added that being respectful and embodying good qualities should not remain as mere values, but should always be reflected in the character of everyone who is part of the organization.

After our PFC Adviser, Ma'am Rose, gave a meaningful message to each of the outgoing members of the club, she then announced the newly appointed officers for School Year 2026-2027. As the new officers get announced, a new chapter begins to make the organization much better.

In addition to this, Ma'am Rose also announced the newly appointed President of Peer Facilitators Club (PFC) for the School Year 2026-2027, Nethusia Khloence Cajucom, who wholeheartedly accepted the responsibility to lead and serve as an inspiration to everyone.

After the announcement, the newly appointed officers took their oath— led by Sir Danilo Roque Llorin — and officially accepted the responsibility to serve, lead, and do their duties with pure dedication and integrity together with a lot of love to the organization, and to the people inside it. Along with this appointment comes the beginning of a new chapter filled with commitment, unity, and dedication for the organization.

This meaningful moment is even more special with the guidance and support of the two amazing Advisers of the club, Maam Rose and Sir Dan.

To conclude the colorful celebration, it was followed by a energetic and fun mob dance led by the PFC Performers along with the Outgoing and Incoming Presidents. The lively performance filled the venue with kembot, laughter, excitement, and positive energy, which made the event even more memorable for everyone present.

As the event closes, the whole program gave a meaningful impression that "No matter where life takes us, we will always have this moment to look back on". The celebration will surely remain and leave a lasting mark in their memories and hearts.

23/05/2026

#𝟮: 𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟 𝗪𝗔𝗩𝗘 (Batch 2)

The program began with an upbeat, humorous dance performance by the emcees, Jay Lord Vega and Mary France Abanes, who exuded confidence and chemistry on stage.

Their performance set the tone for the day and gave the event a positive start. The program began with a surprise that nobody anticipated, just when everyone thought they knew what would happen next. Their Ates and Kuyas were left wondering and speculating behind the blindfolds covering their eyes as the other peers helped blindfold them and led them to a vehicle. This symbolizes their road trip to college life, however, PFC will always be their home. They finally reached the surprise they had all been waiting for after what seemed like an endless ride, only to discover they were back where they had been, leaving them confused and laughing at the unexpected turn of events. The current and former members then formed two lines, giving the outgoing peers red pens and carefully putting garlands around their necks as a way of honoring their contributions to the PFC family. When they were done, they signed and left a few words for the current and upcoming Peer Facilitators Club members. We are grateful to Sir Romy Prima for the use of his car for this surprise.

Following the new members' arrival and introduction, the PFC Singers put on an amazing show! Let's give it to Sarah Llorin, Jhona Fetaluna, Niel Renegado, Xian, and Ivan Buquid. Not only did they do it once, but they did it three times; their not-so-perfect performance brought chaos, joy, and laughter to the faces of the audience.

Sir Dan Llorin, one of our cherished PFC advisers, appeared shortly after the performance. He emphasized that being respectful and exhibiting positive traits, even when no one is around, is more important than being flawless to gain entry into the club.

Following this, assigned peers reached out to one loved one of each outgoing peer to share a short but meaningful message. Then, the technical team began to play the AVP for outgoing peers. The video edit brought tears to their eyes and smiles to their faces.

In the meantime, Jovie Tangtang, our former internal vice president, shared a message that made people laugh and cry as she recalled the experiences that influenced her path within the organization.

Now, Ma'am Rose Bayrante, our adviser, stood before everyone, and as she spoke about each outgoing peer's distinct personality, everyone's eyes were filled with emotion.

And as they step into a new chapter, they are bound to face much bigger challenges ahead of them. Yet, they are reminded that there are people behind them who will always support everything they do in their journey and celebrate every milestone they achieve.

23/05/2026

#𝟮: 𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟 𝗪𝗔𝗩𝗘 (Batch 1)

The program began with an upbeat, humorous dance performance by the emcees, Jay Lord Vega and Mary France Abanes, who exuded confidence and chemistry on stage.

Their performance set the tone for the day and gave the event a positive start. The program began with a surprise that nobody anticipated, just when everyone thought they knew what would happen next. Their Ates and Kuyas were left wondering and speculating behind the blindfolds covering their eyes as the other peers helped blindfold them and led them to a vehicle. This symbolizes their road trip to college life, however, PFC will always be their home. They finally reached the surprise they had all been waiting for after what seemed like an endless ride, only to discover they were back where they had been, leaving them confused and laughing at the unexpected turn of events. The current and former members then formed two lines, giving the outgoing peers red pens and carefully putting garlands around their necks as a way of honoring their contributions to the PFC family. When they were done, they signed and left a few words for the current and upcoming Peer Facilitators Club members. We are grateful to Sir Romy Prima for the use of his car for this surprise.

Following the new members' arrival and introduction, the PFC Singers put on an amazing show! Let's give it to Sarah Llorin, Jhona Fetaluna, Niel Renegado, Xian, and Ivan Buquid. Not only did they do it once, but they did it three times; their not-so-perfect performance brought chaos, joy, and laughter to the faces of the audience.

Sir Dan Llorin, one of our cherished PFC advisers, appeared shortly after the performance. He emphasized that being respectful and exhibiting positive traits, even when no one is around, is more important than being flawless to gain entry into the club.

Following this, assigned peers reached out to one loved one of each outgoing peer to share a short but meaningful message. Then, the technical team began to play the AVP for outgoing peers. The video edit brought tears to their eyes and smiles to their faces.

In the meantime, Jovie Tangtang, our former internal vice president, shared a message that made people laugh and cry as she recalled the experiences that influenced her path within the organization.

Now, Ma'am Rose Bayrante, our adviser, stood before everyone, and as she spoke about each outgoing peer's distinct personality, everyone's eyes were filled with emotion.

And as they step into a new chapter, they are bound to face much bigger challenges ahead of them. Yet, they are reminded that there are people behind them who will always support everything they do in their journey and celebrate every milestone they achieve.

22/05/2026

#𝟭: 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡

As the vacation started, the NNHS Library which served as our working area was once quiet when the preparation for Final Wave & Meet and Greet 3.0 began. But little by little, the silence was replaced by footsteps rushing through its stairs to the hall itself and laughters echoing between conversations, and the sound of people working together for something meaningful. We are more than grateful that our new School Librarian - Ms. Karen Castillo, allowed us to invade her place for a period of time.

And what makes this events even more momentous, is that our peers carried more than just materials. Behind closed doors, they also carried pressure, excitement, sleepless nights, and the determination to create a moment our outgoing and new peers would never forget.

Even during the moments when exhaustion started to show and everyone was running low on energy, we somehow still found reasons to laugh which filled the preparation with teamwork, friendship, and genuine effort.

This is a reminder that endings and beginnings can also be beautiful and exciting especially when they are prepared with heart by people who truly care. 💘🏠

21/05/2026

𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞: Newly appointed PFC President, Nethusia Khloence Cajucom gracefully delivered her Message of Acceptance as she officially took on her role as the new President of the NNHS Guidance: Peer Facilitators Club (PFC) during the Final Wave x Meet and Greet held on May 18, 2026, at the NNHS Civic Center. In her speech, she expressed her desire to become a comitted President and to be a good friend to everyone — a friend who listens, understands, and genuinely cares for others.

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"Good afternoon, to the new peers, old peers, and the pioneer peers!

Alam kong marami sa inyo ngayon ang nagulat, at baka tinatanong niyo sa sarili niyo, "Hala, siya pala ang President?" To be honest, kahit ako, nagulat din talaga.

Bago ako naging parte ng pamilyang ito, isa lang din ako sa mga nakaupo at nakikinig sa mga ate't kuya natin noon. I remember watching the PFC do peer talks before. Sobrang galing nila and napansin ko rin since nag add ako ng mga pfc members dati nung hindi pa ako kasama sa pfc, ang babait nila. kaya sabi ko talaga sa sarili ko, "Gusto ko maging katulad nila." Kaya sumali ako, at ang isa sa wish ko noon ay sana maging officer ako balang araw para maka work with the club and enjoy moments with them.

Many peer talks later, maraming chikahan, at matapos ang mahabang panahon ng pagkakakilala at bond kasama ang PFC fam, naging home away from home ko na talaga kayo.

Kaya naman nung kinausap ako nina Ma'am Rose at Sir Dan, sobrang excited ko. Sinasabi ko sa sarili ko before ako maka punta ng school, "Ay, baka maging officer na ako!" Handang handa na ako para doon, super duper excited. Pero nagulat talaga ako nang sabihin nila if pwede ako for the position for President. I honestly didn't expect it, at alam kong medyo nabibigla rin kayo ngayon.

Alam kong marami pa akong kailangang patunayan sa inyo, at okay lang kung hindi pa buong buo ang tiwala niyo sa akin ngayon. Okay na sa akin na bigyan niyo ako ng pagkakataon na mapatunayan na kaya ko kayong pagsilbihan. As your president, ayokong makita niyo ako bilang nasa taas niyo lang. Gusto kong maging sandalan niyo rin, kung paano niyo ako naging pamilya simula nung sumali ako. I want to be a good president to you guys. someone who listens, someone who cares, at someone na madali niyong malalapitan tuwing kailangan niyo ng kaibigan.

Hindi ko ito kaya mag-isa, kaya I know we're going to help each other. To Sir Dan na naunang nagtiwala sa kakayahan ko, kay Ma'am Rose na nakakita what is beyond my personality, and to you my PFC family, thank you so much and here's to a wonderful year ahead of us!

Again, this is Nethusia Khloence Cajucom, Your president for school 2026-2027. Thank you so much, Everyone!"

21/05/2026

𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞: Outgoing PFC President, Marck Lorenz Bellen delivered his Message of Challenge to the newly appointed PFC Officers and to the newest PFC members as he bid farewell to his position as the President of the NNHS Guidance: Peer Facilitators Club (PFC) during the Meet and Greet x Final Wave held on May 18, 2026, at the NNHS Civic Center. During his speech, he mentioned that be the safe space for students who are silently carrying battles they never talk about, he also stated that one Peer Facilitator is enough to support a person going through difficult times, and that having someone willing to listen can already make a significant difference in their life.

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"‎To our advisers, Ma'am Rose and Sir Dan, to Ma'am Aubrey, and the guidance gounselors who are present today. Sa ating nga trentahing patuloy pa ring bumabalik sa atin. To the PFC Batch 2025, and lastly to the new members of our growing family. Magandang hapon po
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‎Minsan, darating sa buhay natin ang isang karanasang hindi natin inaasahan—isang bagay na unti-unting sisira sa mga takot na matagal ikinulong, at bubuo ng panibagong bersyon ng mga sarili natin.
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Hindi ko akalaing ang simpleng pagsali ko sa isang club ang magiging simula ng isa sa pinakamahalagang yugto ng buhay ko. Noong una, gusto ko lang makisali. Gusto ko lang maging parte ng isang organisasyon. Pero kalaunan, natagpuan ko ang isang tahanang huhubog sa akin, dudurog sa mga insecurities ko, at magtuturo sa akin kung paano tumayo kahit pagod ka nang lumaban.
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‎I have served and became a member of the Peer Facilitators Club for three years. I joined the PFC because of my friend noong Grade 9. Hindi mo man maririnig ito, pero thank you, Mary France—or should I say, Iska. Thank you for pushing me to pursue this path. Hindi ko alam noon na yung simpleng pag-aya mo ay magbabago ng buhay ko. I was amazed pa by the initiatives of the PFC—from promoting holistic growth and mental health, to shaping leaders and guiding students who silently struggle every single day.
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‎Noong Grade 10, naging Social Media Manager ako. At to be honest, natatakot ako noon. Hindi ko alam kung saan magsisimula. Hindi ko alam kung kaya ko ba. Pakiramdam ko noon, masyado akong maliit para sa responsibilidad na ibinigay sa akin. Pero natuto ako. Unti-unti. Dahil may mga taong naniwala sa akin kahit ako mismo, hindi ko pa kayang paniwalaan ang sarili ko. May mga taong handang gumabay, handang umintindi, at handang sumalo kapag napapagod ka na.
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‎Sa bawat pagod, puyat, tawa, iyak, at tahimik na breakdown matapos ang mga gawain, natutunan ko ang tunay na kahulugan ng serbisyo. Hindi pala ito tungkol sa posisyon. Hindi ito tungkol sa titulo o sa frame na nakalagay sa profile picture mo. PFC taught me that leadership is about showing up even when nobody notices. It is choosing to stay kahit pagod ka na. It is carrying responsibilities silently because you know someone has to do it.
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‎I learned how to fall, and how to rise with profound courage. Natutunan kong bumangon kahit ilang beses akong napagod at nadapa. Natagpuan ko ang boses na matagal kong kinakatakutang gamitin. Natutunan kong mamuno nang may malasakit, makinig nang walang paghuhusga, at magmahal nang hindi naghihintay ng kapalit. Because PFC is not just about peer talks, activities, or events. It is about becoming the kind of person who becomes light for others, especially when they are trapped in their darkest moments.
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‎Pero aaminin ko—hindi naging madali ang lahat. During my term, there were nights when I would silently ask myself, “Bakit laging ako?” “Nasaan yung ibang members?” “Maayos ba akong leader?” “May pagkukulang ba ako?” “Ako ba talaga yung pangulong kailangan nila?”
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‎Those questions slowly consumed me.
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‎I may be the president, pero hindi ako robot. Hindi ako AI. Tao rin akong napapagod, nasasaktan, at minsang gusto na lang tumigil. There were moments when I also needed someone to ask me if I was okay. Someone who would listen to me the way I listened to others. Kailangan ko rin kayo. Kailangan ko rin ng masasandalan.
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‎Minsan, nakakalungkot isipin na hindi naging buo ang samahang matagal kong ipinagdasal para sa PFC. May mga pagkakataong ramdam ko yung distansya. Yung katahimikan. Yung kakulangan ng presensya at suporta. At siguro may pagkukulang din ako bilang leader, at tinatanggap ko iyon. Hindi ako naging perpekto. Marami rin akong naging mali. Pero sa kabila ng lahat, may mga taong hindi ako iniwan.
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‎Ma’am Rose and Sir Dan… thank you. Salamat po dahil noong pakiramdam ko mag-isa akong lumalaban, nandiyan kayo para gabayan ako. Salamat dahil naniwala kayo sa akin sa mga panahong ako mismo, nawawalan na ng tiwala sa sarili ko. Kayo yung naging pahinga ko sa gitna ng pagod. Kayo yung nagpapaalala sa akin kung bakit ko sinimulan ito.
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‎And somewhere along the journey, nawala yung mga tanong sa isip ko. Napalitan sila ng isang realization: “Kung hindi ako, sino pa?” Kaya kinaya ko. Kinaya ko yung pressure, yung pagod, yung disappointments, para sa PFC at para sa mga taong umaasa rito. Minsan, hindi niyo nakikita kung gaano karaming sakripisyo ang nasa likod ng bawat event, bawat project, bawat matagumpay na programa. Pero okay lang. Kasi sapat nang makita kong may natutulungan tayo.
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‎At sa totoo lang, hindi ko makakalimutan yung mga taong nanatili. The familiar faces during preparation, ex*****on, and restoration. Yung mga taong kahit pagod na rin, patuloy pa ring lumalaban kasama mo. Sila yung nagpapaalala sa akin na hindi ako nag-iisa sa laban na ito.
Our journey was not always colorful confettis and rainbows. Minsan, mas madalas pa nga ang pagod kaysa saya. May mga gabing uuwi kang drained. May mga araw na gusto mo na lang mawala sandali. But those moments taught us resilience. Tinuruan tayo nitong bumangon nang mas matatag, mas mapagkumbaba, at mas maunawain.
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‎To the new peer facilitators, I hope you continue what we started. I hope you become the kind of leaders who listen not just to respond, but to understand. Be the safe space for students who are silently carrying battles they never talk about. Dahil minsan, sapat na ang isang taong handang makinig para mailigtas ang isang pusong pagod nang lumaban.
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‎To the next president of the Peer Facilitators Club, hindi magiging madali ang tatahakin mong landas. Darating ang mga araw na mapapagod ka, madodoubt ang sarili mo, at iisipin mong ikaw na lang ang lumalaban. Pero sana, huwag mong sukuan ang organisasyong ito.
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‎Lead with compassion, patience, and heart. Hindi mo kailangang maging perpekto para maging mabuting leader. Ang mahalaga, marunong kang makinig, umunawa, at manatili kahit mahirap na.
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‎There will be struggles, disappointments, and silent battles—but never forget why you started. Continue becoming the safe space that students need. And when your term ends someday, I hope people will remember you not because of your title, but because of the lives you touched.
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‎Ngayon, habang nililingon ko ang lahat ng alaala, hindi ko maiwasang mapangiti habang mabigat ang puso. Mahirap palang magpaalam sa lugar na minsang naging tahanan mo. Mahirap iwan yung mga taong naging parte ng paglaki mo. Pero siguro ganoon talaga ang buhay—may mga kabanatang kailangang tapusin para makapagsimula ng bago.
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‎But no matter where life takes me, mananatili ang PFC sa puso ko. Hindi lang bilang organisasyon, kundi bilang pamilyang humubog sa akin. Bilang lugar kung saan natutunan kong maging matatag, maging mabuti, at maging tao.
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‎I have always known na kailangan ko ring umalis. That I needed to move forward and walk a new path. But all these roads will always be connected to my home—The PFC.
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‎At sa pagtatapos ng kabanatang ito, dala ko, dala natin, hindi lamang ang mga alaala, kundi pati ang mga sugat, tagumpay, pagod, luha, at pagmamahal na humubog sa kung sino ako ngayon. The Peer Facilitators Club did not just teach me how to lead. It taught me how to keep going even when things get heavy. It taught me how to serve with compassion, and how to love people even in silence.
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‎I may not be the best president, but I hope I became the president you needed.
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‎Maraming salamat, PFC.
‎Sa tatlong taon ng paglago.
‎Sa tatlong taon ng ating pinagsamahan.
‎At sa tatlong taong habambuhay kong dadalhin sa aking puso.
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‎For the last time.
‎This has been your host.
‎Your voiceover.
‎Your president.
‎Your Kuya Lorenz. Signing off."
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21/05/2026

𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞: Outgoing PFC Internal Vice President (IVP) Jovie Ann Tangtang emotionally delivered her Message of Gratitude as she bid farewell to her position as the IVP of the NNHS Guidance: Peer Facilitators Club (PFC) during the Meet and Greet x Final Wave held on May 18, 2026, at the NNHS Civic Center. In her speech, she shared that PFC became her home, where she found comfort and discovered herself as a person through the club.

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"Hi, Peers!

Thank you for this chance to share some of my journey here over the four years of staying and choosing this PFC family. Medyo mahaba ito, so please let me have this time to express my gratitude dahil hindi talaga ako vocal sa feelings at thoughts ko. As in, bihira lang akong mag-open, hindi rin ako pala-message o pala-post.

So Alam ko na ilan lang sa inyo ang nakakaalam na adopted lang ako ng PFC Batch 2022–2023. Hindi ko talaga ine-expect na gagawin nila akong official member after failing the screening and interview process.

Thank you, Ashanti, for inviting me and letting me accompany you every time na may ganap kayo dito sa PFC, and even sa everyday visits mo sa Guidance. Hindi mo lang alam kung gaano ako nag-enjoy noon habang naa-amaze sa fellow members ng PFC at sa lahat ng ginagawa ninyo.

After ilang months ng pagsama at pag-oobserve habang kasama ko si Ashanti sa Guidance, marami akong na-realize at natutunan—mga bagay na somehow na-apply ko rin sa sarili ko. Then one day, Ma’am Rose asked me if gusto ko bang maging part ng PFC. Of course, sinabi kong gusto ko. Out of nowhere talaga iyon kaya sobrang hindi ko in-expect.

Kaya thank you sa PFC Officers Batch 2022–2023, headed by Ate Trisha, Sir Dan, and Ma’am Rose, sa tiwalang ibinigay ninyo sa akin at sa pagbukas ng pintuan na hindi ko akalain na magiging sandalan at pahinga ko.

You never failed to show your full support and unconditional love sa akin, and I witnessed it myself noong contestant ako ng BOW 2023. Mula sa pagre-review ko hanggang makarating akong division level, at hanggang sa pag-uwi ko sa Guidance na umiiyak—kayo ang nagbigay ng pinakamahigpit na yakap at comfort na walang makakapantay.

Kaya habang pauwi ako noon, sinabi ko sa sarili ko na hindi ko iiwan ang PFC kahit anong mangyari.

Hanggang sa dumating ang final wave. Hindi ko ine-expect na iiyak ako nang ganoon kalala—yung tipong halos maga ang mata ko sa kakaiyak. Doon ko na-realize kung gaano kalaki ang naging impact nila Kuya Janjan, Ate Lea, Ate Diana, at ng iba pang outgoing peers sa akin kahit maikli lang ang panahon na nakasama ko sila.

And of course, kay Ate Marylou—isa rin siya sa umalis noon dahil sa ibang school na siya magse-senior high. Siya yung grabe ang effort na turuan ako mag-emcee kahit wala naman talaga akong talent sa pagsasalita, lalo na sa harap ng maraming tao. Si Ate Marylou na hate ang physical touch pero naging isa sa mga taong nagbigay sa akin ng comfort at confidence.

After that, parang naging cycle ko na ata ang umiyak every final wave dahil sa dami na namang aalis na napamahal na rin sa akin.

Expectation: “Hindi iiyak sa final wave.” Reality: “Iiyak sa final wave.”

Kaya lagi iyon ang pang-aasar sa akin ni Sir Dan every time na malapit na ang final wave.

And ngayon, sa bilis ng panahon, I’m standing here right now… at ako naman pala ang aalis sa buong pusong minahal at nilaban ko.

Siguro curious kayo bakit ko sinabing “nilaban.” Here’s why.

Noong Grade 9, napansin na ng parents ko na halos lagi na akong nakakauwi nang madilim na. Hanggang nag-Grade 10 ako, halos lagi na rin akong late umuwi—sometimes dahil sa practice, sometimes dahil pinipili kong mag-stay sa Guidance para sa simpleng kamustahan at chikahan na laging puno ng mixed emotions. At minsan naman dahil sa preparations para sa mga PFC ganaps.

Dahil doon, madalas nila akong mapagalitan at lagi nilang sinasabi sa akin na umalis na raw ako sa PFC. Akala nila, dahil sa pagsama ko rito kaya ako laging gabing nakakauwi at napapabayaan ko na ang ibang bagay. Pero kahit paulit-ulit kong naririnig iyon at kahit lagi akong napapagalitan, pinili ko pa rin manatili.

Kasi habang tumatagal, mas lalo kong narealize kung gaano kahalaga sa akin ang PFC. Hindi lang dahil sa activities, events, o responsibilities—kundi dahil sa mga taong nakilala ko rito at sa comfort na nabibigay niyo sa akin.

Dito rin ako maraming natutunan na lessons na tumulong sa growth ko—not just as a leader or as a student, but also as a person. Marami akong natutunan tungkol sa pakikisama, pag-intindi sa ibang tao, pagiging responsible, at kung paano maging mas matatag sa buhay.

Yun na ang naging routine ko mula Grade 9—ang pumunta muna sa Guidance bago umuwi.

Every time na nasa Guidance ako kasama sila, parang gumagaan yung pagod at bigat na dala ko galing sa buong araw. Kahit simpleng kwentuhan, tawanan, o chikahan lang pagkatapos ng events at activities, sapat na iyon para mapawi yung stress at pagod ng bawat isa

At sa mga simpleng moments na iyon, unti-unti akong nakabuo ng memories at connections na hindi ko ine-expect na magiging sobrang importante pala sa akin.
Doon ko na-realize na hindi lang pala organization ang PFC para sa akin.

Naging tahanan siya. Naging pahinga. Naging safe place. At higit sa lahat, naging pamilya.
Kaya sa lahat ng naging part ng journey ko dito sa PFC—thank you. Thank you for every lesson, every laugh, every comfort, every scolding, every advice, and every memory na dadalhin ko habang buhay.

Hindi man naging madali ang journey ko, pinadali ninyo itong dalhin dahil hindi ninyo pinaramdam na mag-isa ako.

And now that it’s finally my turn to leave, gusto kong malaman ninyo na malaking part kayo ng kung sino ako ngayon.

And before I end this, gusto ko rin humingi ng sorry if may mga times na hindi ninyo masyadong naramdaman yung presence ko, o kung nagkaroon man ako ng pagkukulang sa ilan kong responsibilities. There were times na hindi ko rin nabibigay yung best ko dahil sa pagod, personal struggles, at iba’t ibang bagay na sabay-sabay kong hinaharap ng tahimik.

But despite that, thank you dahil hindi ninyo ako pinabayaan at patuloy ninyo pa rin akong tinanggap at inintindi.

To my fellow peers, officers, advisers, and everyone who became part of my PFC journey—thank you for becoming my second family.

And of course, a special thank you to Ma’am Rose and Sir Dan for the trust, support, patience, and for never getting tired of pushing and motivating me to become better. Thank you for always believing in me even during the times when I doubted myself.

Thank you for your unconditional love and for becoming a mother and father figure not just for me, but for all of us in PFC. Hindi man namin palaging nasasabi, pero sobrang laki ng naging impact ninyo sa buhay naming lahat.

And to the members who will be staying, please continue to take care of Ma’am Rose and Sir Dan the same way they took care of all of us. Love and appreciate them while you still have the chance because not everyone gets to have advisers who genuinely love and support their students like they do.

Hindi man ako magaling magpahayag ng nararamdaman, pero sana kahit papaano naramdaman ninyo kung gaano ko kayo kamahal at kung gaano ako ka-grateful na naging part ako ng PFC.

PFC will always have a special place in my heart.

And no matter where life takes us after this, dala-dala ko lahat ng natutunan, memories, at pagmamahal na ibinigay ninyo.

Thank you for being my comfort, my strength, my home, and my family.

And to the old members who will be staying, thank you for continuing the love, service, and warmth that made PFC feel like home for many of us. I know hindi rin magiging madali para sa inyo ang maiwan habang unti-unting umaalis ang mga nakasanayan ninyong kasama, pero sana ipagpatuloy ninyo yung bond, support, at care na bumubuo sa organization na ito.

Please continue guiding the new members, make them feel welcome, and remind them that PFC is more than just an organization—it’s a family. And kahit wala na kami physically sa PFC, we will always be cheering for all of you from afar.

And to the new members of PFC, treasure every moment you will have here. Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone, make mistakes, ask questions, and build connections with the people around you.

Hindi ninyo man agad mapansin ngayon, pero one day marerealize ninyo kung gaano kalaki ang magiging impact ng PFC sa buhay ninyo—not just as students or leaders, but as people.

There will be stressful days, tiring practices, and moments na gugustuhin ninyong sumuko. But please stay. Stay for the people, for the memories, for the lessons, and for the version of yourself na mabubuo dahil sa organization na ito.

Love PFC with all your heart the same way PFC will love you back.

Once again, Thank you for being my comfort, my strength, my home, and my PFC family.

Love— your IVP Jovie"

The NNHS Guidance: Peer Facilitators Club

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