05/09/2026
๐โจ SHARING LOVE, SPREADING JOY! | 32nd NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION WEEK โจ๐
Crime prevention is not only about keeping communities safeโit is also about building communities where every child feels valued, cared for, and loved.
Under the leadership of Acting Regional Director Dir. Leilani P. Vecina, the National Police Commission Regional Office 5 brought smiles, laughter, and love to the children of Holy Cross Childrenโs Home, San Antonio, Tabaco City through a Community Outreach Program held today as part of the celebration of the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week (NCPW).
Joining NAPOLCOM R5 were personnel and representatives from the Tabaco City Police Station, Albay Provincial Police Office (Albay PPO), Regional Training 5 (RTC 5), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Tabaco City Fire Station, National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA), and the LCC Foundationโall coming together to make the day extra special for the children. ๐๐ค
The activity began with a doxology, followed by the welcome message from PLTCOL Virgil B Bibat, Chief of Police of Tabaco CPS and inspiring messages from Atty. Flora F. Mangampo-Remolacio, Chief of the Technical Services Divsion and representatives of the participating agencies. Everyone expressed their support, care, and love for the children, reminding them of a simple yet powerful message: โYou are loved. You are valued. And your community cares about you.โ
And of course, the day was filled with FUN, laughter, and happy memories! ๐๐ถ
The children showcased their talents through a series of delightful intermission numbers, followed by entertaining performances from the participating agencies. Games and fun activities brought everyone together, filling the venue with laughter and excitement. ๐ค๐๐ฒ๐
Adding warmth and generosity to the celebration, the participating agencies and the LCC Foundation generously donated food, food packs, and other items for the children. ๐๐ฑ Their thoughtful contributions made the outreach even more meaningful and reminded everyone that when communities come together, kindness goes a long way.
A heartfelt message of gratitude was also delivered by Sr. Annabelle Bueno of Holy Cross, expressing appreciation for the generosity, time, and effort extended to the children.
Today was more than an outreachโit was a celebration of compassion, community, and togetherness.
Together, let us continue creating communities where every child feels safe, supported, and loved.
One community. One purpose. One heart for our children.