13/08/2026
The celebration of Linggo ng Kabataan 2026 in Aklan was made even more meaningful as the Provincial Government of Aklan, through the Aklan Provincial Population and Gender Office (AKPPGO) and Aklan Peer Educators, brought the U4U (You-for-You) Teen Trail to the young people of Barangay Poblacion, Kalibo, Aklan on August 1, 2026, at the Bliss Site Covered Court, Poblaciรณn, Kalibo, Aklan.
The activity was conducted in partnership with the Provincial Youth Development Office (PYDO), Barangay Council of Poblacion, Kalibo, and GABAY Peer Educators, with the goal of providing young people with an engaging, interactive, and youth-friendly space where they can learn, ask questions, share experiences, and become more informed about matters affecting their health, well-being, and future.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Punong Barangay, Hon. Neil I. Candelario, for his unwavering support and leadership in heading the Poblacion Kalibo Barangay Council and most especially to Ms Precious Jane Z. Fabunan, clerk from Brgy Poblaciรณn and former Vice President of Aklan Peer Educators.
Our sincere appreciation also goes to our Barangay Kagawads, especially Hon. Erwin Oquendo, our Poblacion Kalibo Youth Representative, Glenn Pol Sucro, and Mr. Christian Melgarejo, for joining and supporting this meaningful initiative.
A special thank you goes to the GABAY Peer Educators, headed by their President Jhon Windel Villanueva, for their dedication, preparation, and hard work in making the activity a success. Your commitment to reaching and empowering fellow young people truly embodies the spirit of peer education.
We are likewise grateful to our fellow peer educators from different municipalitiesโthe TAKSAY Peer Educators of Tangalan, UGAT Peer Educators of Madalag, Banga Peer Educators, and Lezo Peer Educatorsโfor your active participation, volunteerism, and commitment to youth empowerment. ๐l
We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the Municipal Population and Gender Development Office of Kalibo, headed by Ate Ara Sagrav, for her unwavering commitment, mentorship, and support in empowering young people through programs such as U4U.
The success of the U4U Teen Trail reminds us that youth development is a shared responsibility. It takes the commitment of government offices, barangay leaders, youth organizations, peer educators, volunteers, and the community to create spaces where young people can learn, participate, and lead.
For the youth. With the youth. By the youth.