CEC National Service Training Program - CWTS and LTS

📌 ANNOUNCEMENT
NSTP GRADUATION CEREMONY
Academic Year 2025–2026

All NSTP students are hereby informed of the schedule and guidelines for the upcoming Graduation Ceremony to be held at the Auditorium on April 17–18, 2026.

📌Schedule of Ceremonies
April 17, 2026

📍7:00 AM – 11:00 AM → Alpha to Charlie

📍1:00 PM – 5:00 PM → Delta to Echo

📌 Schedule of Ceremonies
April 18, 2026

📍7:00 AM – 11:00 AM → Foxtrot to Golf

📍12:30 PM – 4:30 PM → Hotel to India

📍4:30 PM – 7:00 PM → Juliet to Kilo

📌DRESS CODE AND REQUIREMENTS

All students are required to strictly follow the prescribed attire and bring the necessary items:

📌WHAT TO WEAR:

📍NSTP T-shirt
📍Black pants
📍Shoes must be all black (no colored accents or designs allowed)
📍Proper haircut (for male students)
📍Hairnet (for female students)
📍Shirt must be tucked in
📍Wear the School ID

📌WHAT TO BRING:

📍Graduation Permit

📌 IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

📍No bags are allowed inside the venue.
📍Eat your meals before the ceremony to ensure good energy and focus.
📍Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the event.
📍No latecomers will be allowed. Please come on time.

For your guidance and strict compliance.

Thank you and Congratulations!

NSTP-CWTS & LTS | Bloodletting Activity

In unity and compassion, the NSTP-CWTS & LTS students of Cebu Eastern College, Incorporated actively participated in a meaningful bloodletting activity dedicated to saving lives. This initiative reminds us that even the simplest act of donating blood can create a powerful impact by giving hope, healing, and a second chance to those in need.

First, the NSTP-CWTS & LTS acknowledged the invaluable effort of Mr. Janseen Caruzca, the Community Involvement Program (CIP) coordinator, for his commendable service and initiative. Furthermore, our grateful thanks to Mr. Jodel D. Rael and Mr. Lenard Stephan A. Alverastine, ROTC Coordinators, for their support, proactive leadership, and zeal that ensured the success of the Bloodletting Activity. Lastly, to the Subnational Blood Center for Visayas - Department of Health (DOH) and to all the stakeholders, who worked relentlessly amidst the tormenting challenges overcome by the team, you were able to complete the mission purposefully and professionally. Indeed, the Bloodletting Activity was truly a day worth remembering—as everyone had the chance to participate and donate their blood for a cause.

As a symbol of showing gratitude, the organization would love to recognize the dedication and service of the following personnel from the Subnational Blood Center for Visayas—DOH:

Medical Officers (MOs):

📍Dr. Mar Carlo Alcontin

📍Dr. Jovert Cajate

📍Dr. Peter Mancao

Nurses on Duty (NOD):

📍Rose Anne Reroma

📍Kathleen Abella

📍Gay Genelsa

📍Alleah Kaye Cabalquinto

📍Katherine Suela

Administrative Staff:

📍Patricia Jade Sanchez

📍Delia Tenio

Medical Technologists and Other Staff (MTOD):

📍J Gillieno Lademora

📍Aristide Lim III

📍Dan Clifford Cabilla

📍Rogan Donaire

📍James Marcelo Lucas

📍Levi Vance Castillon

📍Diovelyn Quiño

📍Leandro Tan Jr.

📍Yazmin Krizia Paquera

📍Christian Joey Borromeo

📍Andree Sofia Flanco

📍Gianne Danielle Aguilar

📍David Jan Dematera

Our gratitude also extends to our partner organizations for their support:

📍Dugong Alay, Dugtong Buhay – Cebu Chapter

📍Naval ROTC Affiliated Unit – Cebu Eastern College, Inc.

📍Naval Reserve Center Eastern Visayas

Through their collective efforts and dedication, this activity successfully demonstrated the power of community service.

Together, we stand as one community ready to volunteer, donate, and save lives.

“Honoring the Hands that Keep Our Streets Alive”

Today, March 14, 2026, marks the final deployment of the NSTP-CWTS students of Cebu Eastern College for our Clean-Up Drive in Barangay Sto. Niño. To conclude this meaningful journey, we conducted a Culminating Activity dedicated to our beneficiaries—the hardworking street sweepers and small street vendors in the community. Through the simple distribution of food, tokens, and certificates of appreciation, the students expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the dedication and perseverance these individuals show every day.

Witnessing their early morning hustle and commitment deeply inspired the students, reminding them of the dignity of hard work and the importance of serving the community with compassion. What started as a clean-up drive became a truly enriching experience that strengthened the students’ desire to contribute to the betterment of the community.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to HON. LOURDES R. RAMIREZ, Barangay Captain of Barangay Sto. Niño, for warmly welcoming the NSTP-CWTS of Cebu Eastern College and for your unwavering support during our Saturday deployments. This partnership made our activities more meaningful, and we truly hope that this collaboration will continue in the future.

Though our deployment has ended, the lessons, smiles, and spirit of service will remain in our hearts. Indeed, small acts of service can create a lasting impact in the lives of many.

NSTP-CWTS Final Clean up Drive Deployment |A Memorable End to a Journey

On March 14, 2026, the NSTP – CWTS students from India Company, together with Hotel Company conducted their final clean-up drive deployment at Barangay Ermita. This activity marked the last deployment of the students, making it a memorable and meaningful moment as they concluded their journey of community service.

The students took this opportunity to personally thank the barangay sweepers for their tireless efforts and dedication in keeping the community organized and welcoming. At the same time, they extended their appreciation to the barangay officials, especially Barangay Captain Mark Rizaldy V. Miral, for their continuous guidance, support, and warm hospitality in welcoming the students to Barangay Ermita.

In line with their Clean-Up Drive program, India and Hotel Company also donated cleaning materials to the barangay, supporting ongoing environmental efforts and further promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities and Goal 13: Climate Action.

This final deployment was more than just a gesture. It was a celebration of community, respect, and gratitude. Sharing simple tokens of appreciation and heartfelt words reminded everyone that building strong connections often comes from small, meaningful acts.

Through this memorable day, the students closed this chapter of their journey, leaving behind not only smiles and thanks but also lasting memories and a deeper sense of civic responsibility.

A day filled with pure joy and fun!

Ending our last deployment at Barangay Pahina San Nicolas with hearts full of laughter! Today, March 14, was all about the games and the wonderful people who joined us.

While today's deployment looked a little different—trading our usual livelihood activities for games and laughter—the spirit of community was stronger than ever. It was the perfect way to conclude this chapter of our journey.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Barangay Captain Hon. Arnulfo R. Cambonga and GAD Officer Sir Jorge Cardenas Sealana for their unwavering support and warm welcome.

This successful collaboration between Foxtrot and Golf reminds us that sometimes, the best way to build a community is simply by sharing a smile.

‎One Last Mission Together
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‎Delta and Echo Company successfully held their final National Service Training Program–CWTS deployment at Barangay Pahina Central on March 14, 2026. What started as a simple community activity turned into a morning filled with laughter, creativity, and meaningful moments with the children of the barangay. From the fun Chubby Bunny marshmallow challenge, the creative Complete the Drawing activity, to the energetic dance ice breaker, the kids participated with so much joy and enthusiasm.
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‎This final deployment was not only about activities, but also about creating memories and sharing smiles. The program ended with heartfelt farewell messages, recognition, and the distribution of tokens and food for the children—making the experience even more special for everyone involved.
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‎We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the dedicated members, leaders, and officers of Delta and Echo Company, our supportive coordinators, the hardworking barangay personnel, and most especially the kids who made this outreach lively and unforgettable.
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‎As we close this chapter, we carry with us the memories, lessons, and the spirit of service that truly made this one last mission together meaningful.
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The Alpha, Bravo and Charlie Company of NSTP–LTS students successfully marked their last deployment on March 14, 2026, at Brgy. Sawang Calero. During this deployment, the students facilitated engaging and interactive games for the children. The children played three different group games that emphasized cooperation and teamwork with each other. After the games, four talented children showcased their singing talents.

After the singing performances, the children were grouped into five members to showcase their talents in dancing and acting. In their acting presentation, they portrayed the significance of a teacher and showed what they had learned from our previous deployments.

For the last thrill before we ate the food we prepared for the children, which was Jollibee, we gave them Certificates of Participation as a token of appreciation for their active participation from our first deployment until our last deployment.

This milestone became possible through the strong partnership and collaboration of Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie Company, whose teamwork and dedication helped make the activity successful and meaningful for the community.

A heartfelt gratitude is also extended to the GAD Focal Persons and the Barangay Sawang officials for their unwavering support, guidance, and commitment to this partnership. Their continuous assistance helps create opportunities for learning and community development.

Service, unity, and compassion in action.

On March 7, 2026, the NSTP students of Juliet and Kilo Company conducted a Clean-Up Drive at Barangay Sto. Niño, working together to maintain the cleanliness and sanctity of our church surroundings.

As part of this initiative, we also shared breakfast with our hardworking candle vendors early in the morning. This small gesture was our way of showing appreciation and gratitude for their daily dedication and service to the church and its visitors. Through this act of kindness, we hoped to bring warmth, encouragement, and a sense of connection within our community.

This day reminded us that service goes beyond duty—it is an expression of compassion, humility, and solidarity. Small acts of service create powerful change, and when we help one another, we build not only a cleaner environment but also a stronger, more caring, and more united community.

Together, we serve. Together, we make a difference.