USLS NSTP

19/09/2026

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07/09/2026

30/08/2026

28/08/2026

🚨 READY TO RESPOND. READY TO SAVE LIVES. 🚨

Disaster can strike anytime—but preparedness makes all the difference. 💪🛟
Join us for the NSTP School-Based Skills/Hands-On Training on Disaster Emergency Management, where students get practical, life-saving skills in bandaging, CPR, rappelling, water rescue, and many more! 🩹❤🩹🧗♀🌊

The training is in partnership with RESCUE 177 Corps of Instructors, USLS Human Resource Development Services, Engineering Services, Varsity Sports Office, Emergency Response Team, Office of Student Affairs, National Service Reserve Corps

📅 August 29 & September 5, 2026
⏰ 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Together, let’s build a safer, stronger, and more prepared community. Because knowing what to do when it matters most can save a life. 💙

23/08/2026

💚 A MESSAGE TO OUR LASALLIAN STUDENTS 💚

You are not alone. We are one Lasallian family—one community, one mission, and one heart.

Let us continue to care, listen, support, and uplift one another. Remember, the Office for Student Affairs is here for you—a safe space where you can talk, be heard, and seek support.

Together, let us teach minds, touch hearts, and transform lives through how we treat one another.

One La Salle, no one should ever feel alone. 💚

23/08/2026

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

23/08/2026

Today's lesson: There is no such thing as a natural disaster.🧑‍🏫

Teachers have a responsibility to empower the next generation to understand what actually drives disaster losses.

Hazards may occur naturally. But disasters unfold when hazards meet exposure and vulnerability. These are shaped by where people live, how infrastructure is built, and who has access to early warning systems.💡

Teaching the human causes behind disasters – rather than framing them as natural – gives students a stronger starting point: risk reduction is something people can learn and practise.

📍 Where communities are located shapes who faces risk.
🏗️ How infrastructure is planned shapes how hazards translate into loss.
📡 Access to early warning determines who has time to act.

The students of today do not have to accept a future of disasters. They can grow up reducing risk, building resilience and practising preparedness.

Understanding the human decisions that shape disasters is the first step towards a resilient future.

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26/07/2026

Mangroves are key to reducing the impacts of the climate crisis and extreme weather events. Yet, they are under threat.

On Sunday’s Mangrove Day, join UNESCO in calling for urgent action to protect these extraordinary ecosystems. https://www.unesco.org/en/days/mangrove-ecosystem-conservation

26/07/2026

Para sa emergencies, maaaring tumawag sa 911. Ito ay konektado sa police, medical, fire, at disaster responders. Bukas at libre ang tawag 24/7.