HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action

26/07/2026

🌿 JOIN THE HNU STUDENTS' MOVEMENT FOR CLIMATE ACTION! 🌿

The Holy Name University Students' Movement for Climate Action (HNU SMCA) is now officially open for registration!

Whether you’re passionate about the environment, leadership, community service, advocacy, or simply want to be part of a community that creates meaningful change, SMCA welcomes you.

🌱 Membership is OPEN TO ALL HNU students:

- 🎓 College
- 📚 Senior High School
- 🏫 Junior High School
- 🍃 Elementary

As a member of SMCA, you’ll have opportunities to:
🌍 Participate in environmental and climate action initiatives
🤝 Engage in community service and outreach programs
🎤 Develop your leadership and advocacy skills
💡 Join trainings, workshops, campaigns, and events
💚 Meet fellow students who share a passion for making a difference

No prior experience is required, just a willingness to learn, serve, and grow.

📝 Register here:

🔗 https://forms.gle/ccLh5etXMrUwQHhd6

🔗 https://forms.gle/ccLh5etXMrUwQHhd6

🔗 https://forms.gle/ccLh5etXMrUwQHhd6

We can’t wait to welcome you to the SMCA family!

Together, let’s care for people, protect our common home, and create a more just and sustainable future. 🌿

20/07/2026

PEOPLE OF THE EARTH, WE PRESENT TO YOU THE FIRST BATCH OF PAG-ATIMAN CAMPERS FROM HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY! 💚💛🌏

More than a hundred-strong young Holynamians who dared to choose care over indifference, community over isolation, and hope over despair.

This is more than a batch of campers. This is the beginning of a movement—one that believes another world is possible when people choose to care.

The first batch is only the beginning. Padayon sa Pag-atiman! 🌱✨

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw, Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development, and the Bohol Island Geopark.

19/07/2026

THAT'S A WRAP FOR PAG-ATIMAN SA HNU 2026! 💚💛

Five Saturdays. Hundreds of Holynamians. Countless stories. One community united by Pag-atiman!

At the Old High School Gymnasium of Holy Name University, on July 18, 2026, we marked the end of the first-ever face-to-face Pag-atiman sa HNU, but more importantly, it marks the beginning of a generation of Holynamians who have chosen to make pag-atiman a way of life.

To our Campers, thank you for showing up every Saturday with open minds, courageous hearts, and a willingness to care—not only for yourselves, but also for one another, your communities, and our common home. You reminded us that transformation does not happen overnight; it happens through small, intentional acts of care practiced every day.

To our incredible Circle of Facilitators, thank you for accompanying every camper with patience, compassion, and joy. Your time, energy, and hearts became living examples of what Pag-atiman truly means.

To the Holy Name University Administration—our University President, the SVD Community, the President's Cabinet, the Center for Student Affairs, the Integrated Basic Education Department, the Central Student Government, faculty, staff, and the many offices that believed in this vision—thank you for opening your doors and your hearts to this movement. Your trust made history possible.

To our partner organizations and institutions—Kabiling Lunhaw, Greenpeace Philippines – Bohol Volunteers, the Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation, the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development, the Bohol Island UNESCO Global Geopark Management Office, and everyone who journeyed with us—thank you for proving that meaningful youth formation is strongest when communities work together.

And to every parent, guardian, family member, guest, and friend who supported our campers, thank you for becoming part of this story. Your encouragement reminds us that care grows best when it is shared across generations.

Pag-atiman was never just about five Saturdays. It was never just about the sessions, dances, songs, games, or certificates.

It has always been about building a culture where caring becomes ordinary, where service begins with love, where action is rooted in compassion, and where every Holynamian realizes that they already possess the power to make a difference.

As our campers leave this space, we hope they carry Pag-atiman into their classrooms, organizations, families, parishes, workplaces, and communities. May they become quiet witnesses that another world is possible—one act of care at a time.

This may be the end of Pag-atiman sa HNU 2026, but it is only the beginning of the movement.

Want more Pag-atiman, Holynamians? 👀

Join us here at the Students' Movement for Climate Action by signing up through this link: https://forms.gle/ccLh5etXMrUwQHhd6

Amping kanunay, Campers ug padayon sa Pag-atiman! 💚🌏

17/07/2026

THIS IS IT, CAMPERS!

After five Saturdays of laughter, stories, songs, prayers, reflections, tears, dances, and countless moments of choosing to care, we're finally here!

Join us for PAG-ATIMAN SA TANAN: The Pag-atiman sa HNU 2026 Mission & Send-off Culmination as we celebrate everything we've become—not only as individual Holynamians, but as one caring community.

This is more than the end of a camp.

It is a celebration of every friendship formed, every story shared, every lesson learned, every boundary respected, every act of service offered, every dream awakened, and every heart that chose to care.

Is this where it ends? Or is this the beginning of something bigger?

See you tomorrow, Campers. 💚

Pag-atiman sa Tanan starts at 7:30 AM at the Old High School Gymnasium.

Let's celebrate. Let's give thanks. Let's dance. Let's sing.
And together, let us begin creating a world where care is non-negotiable.

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw, Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development, and the Bohol Island Geopark.

13/07/2026

PAG-ATIMAN SA HNU 2026 SATURDAY 4: PAGLIHOK PART 1 ✅

Last Saturday, July 11, 2026, we explored a truth that often gets overlooked: Service is not merely giving or doing something for another. It is participating in another person's well-being.

To serve is to affirm that both the one who receives and the one who gives matter and belong. It begins with love, is sustained by care, grows in community, and becomes meaningful when it is shared.

Throughout last Saturday's session, we reflected on the fact that caring is never passive. Rather, it is found in the quiet decisions to listen, to accompany, to include, and to build spaces where others can flourish. Communities are transformed not only by extraordinary acts, but by ordinary people choosing to care, together.

As we close Paglihok Part 1, we now prepare for our final Saturday session.

Because if service teaches us why we care, Pag-atiman Pinaagi sa Pagbuhat will challenge us to ask: What will we do with the care we have cultivated? How do compassion, empathy, and love become everyday choices? How do values become habits? How do intentions become action?

One last Saturday before Pag-atiman sa Tanan, Campers!

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw, Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development, and the Bohol Island Geopark.



📸: Reyjie Froi Balleon

11/07/2026

10/07/2026

OUR LAST TWO SESSIONS BEFORE PAG-ATIMAN SA TANAN!

Every journey of care begins by looking inward—but it does not end there.

This Saturday, we gather for our fourth and final Saturday Session of Pag-atiman sa HNU 2026: What It Means for Holynamians to Care as we explore Paglihok: Pag-atiman Pinaagi sa Pag-alagad ug Pagbuhat—a reminder that genuine care is made visible through service, compassion, and concrete action.

After weeks of caring for our kaugalingon, lawas, huna-huna, relasyon, panimalay, and kabilin, we now ask: How do we bring everything we've learned into how we live and serve others?

As we enter our final two sessions before Pag-atiman sa Tanan, let us prepare not just to finish a program, but to begin a lifelong mission of becoming Holynamians who care for ourselves, for one another, for creation, and for our communities.

📅 July 11, 2026 (Saturday)
🕢 7:30 AM – 12:00 NN
📍 Old High School Gymnasium, Holy Name University

The journey is almost complete—but the mission is only beginning!

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government, documented by The WORD, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw, Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, and the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development.

09/07/2026

05/07/2026

PAG-ATIMAN SA HNU 2026 SATURDAY 3: PAG-UGAT ✅

A Saturday of grounding ourselves in what holds us steady—our values, our faith, our sense of belonging, and the quiet reasons why we choose to care. 🌱

On our Third Saturday, we returned to our ugat, listening deeply to one another’s stories and recognizing that care is shaped by where we come from, what we believe in, and the dreams we envision for our community. 🥹

As this community continues to grow, may we keep rooting ourselves in trust, reflection, and shared responsibility—so that whatever we build together stands firm and meaningful. 🙌

Daghang salamat for showing up, Holynamians. Padayon ta! 💚

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government - Holy Name University, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs - Holy Name University and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development, and the Bohol Island Geopark.



📸: Julian Cordero

03/07/2026

WE'RE HALFWAY THROUGH PAG-ATIMAN SA HNU 2026! 🥳

This third Saturday, we continue the journey of pag-atiman by returning to two areas many of us are still learning to practice every day: Panimalay and Kabilin. 🙌

Pag-ugat invites us to pause, reflect, and ask ourselves:
"What does it mean to be in a home with ourselves and different players and actors?" and "What kind of values are we leaving behind in this beautiful world we share?" 🤔

Together, we strengthen the safe spaces we have built over the past two weeks where stories are shared, walls are lowered, and you, young people, are reminded that care is both learned and lived. 🌿

📍 Fr. Patrick A. Barder, SVD Gymnasium, Evangelization Rd., Holy Name University
🕢 July 04, 2026, 7:30 AM – 12:00 NN

Last chance to join by clicking the link below to register!
https://forms.gle/iaHUWsbU1Gup2mab6

See you this Saturday as we grow deeper roots—within ourselves and with one another! 💚

Pag-atiman sa Holy Name University 2026 is spearheaded by the HNU Students' Movement for Climate Action under the Central Student Government, documented by The WORD, with the support of the Center for Student Affairs and the IBED Office of the Student Activity Program Coordinator, in coordination with the HNU Supreme Student Council - SHS and HNU Supreme Student Government-Junior High School, and in partnership with Kabiling Lunhaw, Rising Alliance of Youth for Transformation (formerly Angat GenC), the Greenpeace Philippines - Bohol Volunteers, and the Bohol Leaders and Advocates for Adolescent Health and Development.