01/10/2026
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Sometimes, a second chance begins with something as simple as a smile.
On September 30, 2026, the Grade 10 students of the International School for Better Beginnings (ISBB), through the Second Chance Campaign, conducted a meaningful dental mission at the BJMP Lucena Female and Male Dormitories, reaching 60 Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) through oral health education, care, and compassion.
The PDLs were given an informative oral care lecture by dedicated dentists from the Philippine Dental Association β Quezon Chapter, followed by the application of fluoride varnish. The activity also featured an inspiring talk by Ms. Chuchi Sia, who shared a message of hope, encouragement, and the importance of embracing opportunities for a better tomorrow.
We owe our deepest gratitude to our dedicated team of dentists from the Philippine Dental Association β Quezon Chapter: Dr. Monette Z. Valencia, Dr. Irma Cadiz, Dr. Cristina Joy Abelar, Dr. Marites M. Alegre, Dr. Earlene L. Cabana, Dr. Jaymie T. Que, Dr. Cindy O. Hermogenes, and Dr. Diane Pensader, for generously sharing their expertise and extending compassionate dental care to our PDLs.
Our sincere appreciation also goes to Vice Governor Anacleto βThirdβ Alcala for generously donating medicines to support the PDLsβ continued care and well-being.
We are equally grateful to the Grade 10 students and their parents whose generosity made it possible to provide Oral Hygiene Kits to the PDLs. Your kindness reminds us that even a simple act of giving can become a meaningful step toward hope and dignity.
Thank you, BJMP Lucena, for welcoming us and allowing us to continue this mission of service. Through the Second Chance Campaign, we hope to remind every individual that compassion knows no boundaries, and that everyone deserves the opportunity for care, dignity, and a second chance. β€οΈ
This mission reminds us that education is not only about what we learn inside the classroom. It is also about what we choose to do with what we have learned.
Because sometimes, making a difference does not require grand gestures.
Sometimes, it begins with a helping hand.
A lesson shared.
A smile restored.
A heart reminded that hope is still possible.