ESES Red Cross Youth Council

24/02/2026

🚑❤️ Ready to Serve, Ready to Respond!

Last February 21, 2026, the ESES RCYC Officers proudly rendered duty at Epifanio Delos Santos Elementary School during the Division Showcasing of Talents 2026 as the official Standby Response Team.

With courage and compassion, our young humanitarians demonstrated their readiness to provide first aid assistance whenever needed. They also conducted blood pressure monitoring for visiting teachers, parents, guests, and staff—ensuring everyone stayed safe and well throughout the celebration.

Beyond the spotlight and stage performances, our RCYC officers proved that true talent shines brightest in service. 🌟

We are proud of your dedication, teamwork, and heart to serve!⛑️

30/01/2026

12/12/2025

For the second year in a row, the ESES Red Cross Youth Council proudly claims Top 1 in the Large School Category for having the highest number of memberships! ❤️🤍

A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated teachers and hardworking officers who tirelessly encouraged our pupils to become RCYC members. Your teamwork and commitment made this achievement possible.

Here are the Top 3 Teachers with the highest number of recruits this year:
Thelma A. Lopez – 24 pupils
Rhenee Rose R. Camerino – 19 pupils
Lorezza F. Anglo – 17 pupils

Thank you for your continued support for the ESES Red Cross Youth Council. Let’s keep growing, inspiring, and serving together! ❤️🤍

03/12/2025

Thank you to our Red Cross Youth Council Officers and Volunteers for serving as the standby first aider during the Reading Caravan 📚 last December 2, 2025.

Only one minor case happened—a nosebleed—but our Officer on Duty and RCYC President, Jairah Marie O. Dioquino, handled it confidently even without me there to guide her.

These young leaders truly have a bright future in first aid and in helping others. ❤️🩹

Thank you, Ma’am Maribel M. Tan, for trusting our young first aider to step up and care for our learners with confidence and heart. ❤️🙌

28/11/2025

Red Cross Youth Council Update! ⛑️
A few of our dedicated RCY officers took part in the Gender and Development Seminar 2025 with the theme “Empowered Minds, Informed Choices: A Gender and Development Seminar on School Signs and Mental Health Awareness 2025”
The session, led by our GAD Focal Person Mrs. Cherry Gail M. Jubac, gave our young leaders a deeper understanding of mental health, gender sensitivity, and the importance of making informed, empowered decisions—both in school and in life.
Proud of our officers for continuously learning and growing to better serve our school and community!
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02/10/2025

02/10/2025

Happy Teacher’s Day from ESES Red Cross Youth Council!❤️
Thank you, dear teachers, for your guidance, patience, and inspiration every day.

11/09/2025

Prepared and Ready
Epifanio Delos Santos Elementary School Red Cross Youth Council (ESES RCYC) proudly took part in the 3rd Quarter National Earthquake Drill today. Our young volunteers showcased their newly gained skills in first aid, bandaging, and methods of transfer, proving that learning and teamwork can truly save lives.

Together, we’re building a culture of safety and preparedness—one drill, one skill at a time! 🏫🚑

16/08/2025

Here’s the video from earlier!
Our very own Mhica and Sophia made it to the tie-breaker round after scoring high in the quiz bee! Congratulations again!
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16/08/2025

Huge congratulations to Mhica O. Gabas and Sophia Marie M. Garillo for representing ESES RCYC in the Philippine Red Cross – Malabon Chapter 3rd International Humanitarian Law Quiz Bee! 👏
Even if you didn’t make it to the final round, we are truly proud of your hard work and achievement. Like I always say, “our goal is to prove that we’ve improved compared to before”—and you’ve shown exactly that today.
Keep shining, kiddos! ❤️ Congratulations once again!
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14/08/2025

A new chapter begins!
Today, the ESES Red Cross Youth Council officers took their oath, ready to serve with compassion, courage, and heart.
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14/08/2025

Learning to save lives, together!
Last August 8, 2025, the ESES Red Cross Youth Council, joined by our teacher-members, took part in the CPR Caravan 2025 led by the Philippine Red Cross-Malabon City Chapter
One heartbeat, one skill, one team for humanity.