Mary Our Help Technical Institute for Women Pampanga, Inc.

It was a profound joy to bring the love of Christ to His people in Bulacos, Masantol, and Hagonoy, Bulacan and Pangasinan two days before His birth. Sharing material for roofing, rice and canned goods this grace-filled moment with nearly 1,000 people made the experience deeply meaningful, as faith, hope, and love were alive in the community. One exciting and adventurous part of the mission was the boat ride we had to take before reaching the parish a journey that reminded us that love, when offered in Christ’s name, knows no boundaries and reaches even the most remote places.

The journey of service at Malihao is over, thank you Lord for the guidance and the wisdom. Thanks as well dear sisters for the warm accommodation, the tour and the gentle kindness you manifested.
I am once again fortunate not to have seatmate pretty much like my trip when i came here last Dec 8, 2025.

A Day of Christmas Gift-Giving was joyfully shared with our trainees, trainers, staff, and support personnel, together with their families. It was deeply meaningful celebration one that reminded us that even in the midst of poverty and the many uncertainties of life, hope continues to find its way into our hearts.

We are profoundly grateful to all our friends and benefactors whose kind assistance and generosity made this occasion possible. Your kindness became a living sign of God’s providence, reaching our recipients at a time when encouragement and compassion were most needed. Our heartfelt gratitude to our dear friends FalConn Cares, to the FalConn President Merli Cruz-David and Charity Director Mabel Ardinazo, Barbara Magtibay, Cristy Pinzon Labog, Joselyn Ferriols, Dr Carmelino Payumo, Dr Carlos Capati, Nidz Tanchiatco and JP Manuel Krizzel Chu - Ong . Your support did not only provide gifts to share, but also renewed faith, dignity, and joy among the families we serve.

May the love you have shared return to you abundantly, and may God bless you for being instruments of hope this Christmas season

Hurry: we offer EPAS scholarship for you!
Mohtiw Pampanga, is offering TESDA Scholarships for EPAS NC II!
📅 Training Duration: November 3 – December 5, 2025 (33 days)
Modality: Blended (Face to face, Modular and Online)
💰 Allowance: ₱160 per day
🧾 FREE Training and Assessment
🎖️ Earn a National Certificate (NC II)
👩‍🔧 Qualifications:
• Female, 18–25 years old
• Graduate of at least Grade 10
📋 Requirements:
• PSA Birth Certificate
• Report Card or Diploma
• ID Pictures – 1x1 (4 pcs), Passport size (4 pcs), 2x2 (4 pcs)
📍 Venue: Mary Our Help Technical Institute for Women (Pampanga), Inc.
📢 Limited slots only! Apply now and be job-ready!

🎉Tara na! Sama ka sa National Tech-Voc Day! 🎉
May Job Fair, World Café of Opportunities, at National Enrollment Day happening all in one event! 🙌

📍 Robinsons Starmills Pampanga
📅 September 19, 2025 (Friday)
🕙 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

✅ Libre'ng Services on-site!
☕ Barista Experience
💆 Hilot Massage
💄 Facial Aesthetic
🍪 Free Cookies pa!

📌 Nag-aapply ng trabaho?
Dalhin lang ang resume mo at apply na!
Narito ang mga listahan ng mga bakanteng trabaho
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📌 Gusto mo mag-enroll sa tech-voc course?
Pwede rin dito — sagot ka ng TESDA!

Don’t miss out! Kita-kits! 😉

Parents’ Meeting
Mohtiw Pampanga held a Parents’ Meeting to strengthen collaboration between the school and families of our trainees. The gathering served as an opportunity to present updates on school programs, discuss important reminders, and emphasize the vital role of parents and guardians in the holistic formation of their daughters and sons.

The meeting also highlighted the shared mission of MOHTIW and families in ensuring the success of the trainees not only in their technical training but also in their personal and spiritual growth. With the active participation of the parents, the event became a moment of dialogue, encouragement, and unity in accompanying the young women entrusted to the care of the Institute.

Channel of Blessing
Last month, we had the joy of visiting the Gawad Kalinga Project in Luzsant, Porac, where five of our students and their families reside. Since their livelihood is rooted in agriculture, I reached out to friends from the organic agriculture sector and the Bureau of Plant Industry.

By God’s providence, doors opened through the generosity of Director Glenn Panganiban and Director Bernadette San Juan. Their kindness and influence became channels of blessing, allowing grace to flow abundantly to our students and their families.

Attending TESDA WorldSkills ASEAN Manila 2025
It is a grace to witness the WorldSkills ASEAN Manila 2025, where the youth of ASEAN showcase not only their talents but also their dreams for a better future. With the theme “ASEAN: Skilled for the Future,” this gathering reminds us that true excellence is found in passion, perseverance, and the shared hope of building a world shaped by skill and service.

The educating community joyfully came together to celebrate Institute Day in honor of St. Mary Domenica Mazzarello and the first Sisters who courageously said “yes” to God’s call, giving life to the beginnings of the Institute.

This special day was also an occasion to thank the Sisters for their tireless dedication and witness of fidelity to the charism of Don Bosco and Mother Mazzarello. With gratitude and joy, the educating community lay mission partners, trainees, and friends expressed appreciation for their service and love for the young.

Indeed, Institute Day became not only a remembrance of the past but also a meaningful celebration of the present, renewing everyone’s commitment to journey together in the mission of education and evangelization.

Education is more than just an opportunity—it is a fundamental human right. This was the central message of Sr. Sarah B. Garcia, FMA, in her talk on “Promoting the Right to Education and Human Rights Education.” She emphasized that Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights recognizes education as a right of every person, yet millions of children and young people around the world are still denied access due to poverty, conflict, discrimination, and social injustice.

Sr. Sarah highlighted that Human Rights Education goes beyond the classroom. It is about forming young people to respect human dignity, uphold justice, and foster solidarity. She called on everyone—educators, learners, and communities—to actively participate in making education inclusive and transformative.

The talk was not only a call to awareness but also a call to action. Sr. Sarah invited participants to reflect on concrete steps they can take: supporting those who struggle with access to education, standing against discrimination, and building safe spaces for dialogue and learning.

Her message was clear: education is not only about acquiring knowledge, but about learning to be human. By promoting the right to education and human rights education, we become instruments of peace, justice, and social transformation.

In closing, Sr. Sarah urged everyone to make education not just a right written on paper, but a living reality for all.

Hands-On Activities in Industrial Electronics Class

The Industrial Electronics class continues to engage trainees in practical, hands-on activities that strengthen their technical skills and confidence. Through guided exercises such as circuit assembly, troubleshooting, and testing electronic components, the trainees are able to apply theoretical knowledge in real-life situations.

These activities not only enhance their problem-solving abilities but also prepare them for industry-based applications. With every hands-on session, the trainees take one step closer to becoming competent and job-ready professionals in the field of electronics.