Ang Handumanan RCY Bohol Publication

09/04/2022

The Red Returns with Miagi!

The third newsletter features the community participation of the Philippine Red Cross- Bohol Chapter in line with the urgent and local RT-PCR tests and social initiatives such as the Heart Caravan Outreach, CSO Week Celebration 2021, and the International Earth Day Coastal Clean-Up. The newsletter introduces two men who marked a tremendous influence on the youth volunteers of Red Cross Youth Bohol.

Access the newsletter by scanning the QR Code or through the link: https://bit.ly/36TRW0s

Get ready to reflect, rewind, and reimagine as we enfold the stories of Boholanos worth remembering and sharing as one community.

08/04/2022

The Red Returns with Miagi!

The second newsletter features the Bohol Chapter's youth-led projects grounded in the Red Cross programs such as the Youth Volunteers Orientation Course, Emergency First Aid Training, blood donation drives, and the celebration of MAGSUWAT 2.0 and Red Cross Youth Days 2021. The last page of the newsletter reminds our volunteers of what it takes to be a leader and how to safeguard our data.

Access the newsletter by scanning the QR Code or through the link: https://bit.ly/3O540g7

Get ready to reflect, rewind, and reimagine as we enfold the stories of Boholanos worth remembering and sharing as one community.

07/04/2022

The Red Returns with Miagi!

The first newsletter reminisces the proud youth-led initiatives of Red Cross Youth volunteers at the chapter and national level. The newsletter features the recognition of Area 7's new Area Youth Coordinator and the passing of the torch from the 20th National Youth Council (NYC) to the 21st NYC through the conduct of the 21st National Youth Congress.

Access the newsletter by scanning the QR code or through the link: https://bit.ly/3uf0Yh8

Get ready to reflect, rewind, and reimagine as we enfold the stories of Boholanos worth remembering and sharing as one community.

04/04/2022

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐝 𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐢𝐚𝐠𝐢!

Multiple adversities had to hurdle us in this time of adversities but along with those challenges the Boholano Tenacity has been reborn, rebuilt, and refurbished. This April, Ang Handumanan, the Red Cross Youth's official publication proudly returns, like how Boholanos regain their strength, as we launch the series of our newsletter!

Get ready to reflect, rewind, and reimagine as we enfold the stories of Boholanos worth remembering and sharing as one community.

05/09/2021

AND THAT’S A WRAP FOR MAGSUWAT 2.0 JOURNALISM COMPETITION! 🤘

RCY Bohol has invested in journalism over the past year to improve our humanitarian service through our official publication, Ang Handumanan.

Amidst the pandemic, the board tries its best in hopes of fostering transparency and voluntary service through journalism.

Ang Handumanan and Red Cross Youth Bohol would like to thank the following partners:

🔗 Tagbilaran City Science High School Supreme Student Government
🔗 Holy Name University Central Student Government
🔗 The Equinox - School Publication of Tagbilaran City Science High School
🔗 The Senior Craftsmen’s Voice
🔗 Holy Name University Red Cross Youth Council

Thank you for sharing your resources to make this event successful! 🤝

And of course, to the individuals who have joined forces, thank you to our amazing core team for being the incredible crew as we bring the event to life. 🤗

It has been one for the books! We are delighted to welcome fresh journalists to the publication. Roll up your sleeves as you are just about to embark a new journey! 🤩

The competition has long set, but the spirit of journalism continues on. 🖋

05/09/2021

for our last HOORAY‼️

Join us as we and recognize the brilliant minds who have proven themselves in the digital age. 📣

Our grand congratulations to the winners of MAGSUWAT 2.0 Journalism Competition! Well done on your remarkable journey! Your creativity and skill know no bounds. 👏

We are grateful for your active participation and making it a success. 🥰

To all the aspiring journalists, be a game-changer. The future has a lot in store for all.🤞

The top two winners in each category will be automatically invited to a screening that will detail the specifics of acceptance to the publication.

03/09/2021

🔴 AND WE ARE LIVE!

This afternoon will be our webinar on Digital Citizenship and Privacy Act with distinguished speakers from diverse institutions!

The awarding ceremony will follow after so don't you dare miss the most awaited part of our competition.

03/09/2021

🎙

Meet the resource speaker of our webinar on Digital Citizenship and Privacy Tips! 🧐

𝐌𝐫. 𝐕𝐚𝐧 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐦 𝐁𝐮𝐬𝐥𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐞𝐬, a resident from San Jose, Sierra Bullones, Bohol. He graduated in 2011, with the degree of BS Nursing at the University of Bohol. In 2012, he entered the Police Service. The Criminal Investigation Course Introduction of Cybercrime Investigation Course, Identification and Seizure of Digital Evidence Course, Digital Forensic Investigation Course, and Proactive Internet Investigation Course were part of his training.

Wanna know more about the importance of keeping your personal information private? Join us today, September 3, 2021 at 1:30 PM, live here at our official page! ⏰ 🗓

Yep, you read that right. It’s scheduled this afternoon! 😉 See ya 👋

02/09/2021

🖊

Mesmerizing evening to y’all! 🌕

Ang Handumanan RCY Bohol presents the initiation of juries. 📨

Here are the people who picked the creams of the crops among the pool of contestants during Magsuwat 2.0 Journalism Competition held last September 1, 2021.

On behalf of Ang Handumanan, we would like to thank you for rendering your time and service! ❤️🤍

01/09/2021

Today is finally the day! 🥳

Gear yourselves up and meet our inspiring keynote speaker for later’s opening program!

Mr. Metodio Maraguinot Jr., Founder and Chair of Youthlead Philippines Incorporation, a member of the Board of Director of Philippine Red Cross Bohol Chapter and is known for his work in empowering youth and humanitarian aid, will be joining us today to deliver an inspiring message that will set the fighting spirit of the event. 🤩

Catch him live later at 8:30 AM on the official page of Ang Handumanan Red Cross Youth Bohol Publication.

27/08/2021

because time is up! ⏰

Registration for Digital Citizenship and Privacy Tips Webinar has now finally closed!🔏

A confirmation email will be sent to your Gmail account four days before the webinar, so make each day count. ⏳

The registrations may now be over, but the thrill is just about to begin! See you on SEPTEMBER 3rd, virtually! 🤩

25/08/2021

because time is up! ⏰

Registrations for Magsuwat 2.0 Journalism Competition are now closed!

Wow! We are overwhelmed by the outpouring support and enthusiasm you’ve all shown for the event. We are just as pumped up as you are to meet you on the contest day, SEPTEMBER 1st, Wednesday. 🗓 So, set your emails on standby because we will be sliding into your inboxes for the contest details. 📩

Roll up your sleeves and get your gears ready to showcase your wit to make your way to the board. Good luck, participants! 😉🤝

Stay tuned for we will be back for more updates and announcements! 📣

18/08/2021

We don't know about you, but we're excited to announce that registrations are already close to completion. That means the contest and other activities are getting closer! 🤩

The board presents to you the schedule of activities for the MAGSUWAT 2.0 Journalism Competition. Check it out and 🗣🗞

See you as you bring out your best with honor and integrity! ✊🏻

16/08/2021

🗣🗞

Hey hey hey, mga gwapo and gwapa!

Guess what? Ang Handumanan Red Cross Youth Bohol Publication invites you to join the Digital Citizenship and Privacy Tips Webinar on September 3, 2021 at 1:30 PM via Zoom Cloud Meetings. The webinar aims to spread information regarding what's and what’s not on the internet and the significance of keeping private information from the public. 📮

The Digital Citizenship and Privacy Tips is an open-to-all webinar. Registration is open until August 27, 2021, 11:59 PM. Wish to register? Kindly click the link provided below: https://bit.ly/3AJ0C2O

A confirmation email will be sent through your Gmail account a day before the program. Stay tuned for more updates and stay safe! 🤍

09/08/2021

Stop scrolling and with us!🗞🔍

Amidst the pandemic, MAGSUWAT 2.0 prevails!🤩

Yes you read it right! The wait is finally over for the Magsuwat 2.0 Journalism Competition with the theme, “Red Cross Youth in the Digital Age: Fostering Transparency and Voluntary Service through Journalism.”🖋

A year or so ago, Red Cross Youth Bohol launched its official publication, Ang Handumanan, which began with an online journalism competition called Magsuwat. This 2021, the team lays the groundwork for new journalists who value honor and integrity, as well as the passion for humanitarian causes.

Not a Red Cross Youth Volunteer? Don’t worry, because the competition is open to all Boholano volunteers and non-volunteers between the ages of 15 to 21. Categories include News Writing, Feature Writing, Copyreading, Editorial Writing, Editorial Cartooning, Photojournalism, and Layout Editing, all in the English medium.

You’ve seen the code, now get ready to be part of the board! Registration links for each category are provided in the descriptions below.👇

Registration ends on AUGUST 25, 2021 at 11:59 PM. The contest details will be sent after the registration period has ended.

The chosen participants will become part of Ang Handumanan’s publication staff, and the winning articles from the three writing contests (News, Editorial, and Feature) will be published in the third issue of Ang Handumanan.👏

Register now!😁

07/08/2021

It’s official: Season 2 is coming!
No, we don’t mean the “He’s Into Her” Series. 🤪

Wait for it... We’re writing something for you. ✍️ Your name may just be what the board is missing! And it’s all in your head. 👀

We can’t reveal any details just yet, but we can say, circle this date: August 9, 2021 🗓

Stay tuned to 🗞🔍

01/03/2021

Ang Handumanan RCY Bohol Publication presents its first issue of 2021 with a whooping content of reliving the Ber Months of 2020. Get to know the four Outstanding Red Cross Youth of Bohol and the White Wizard; look back to the exciting events of Red Cross Youth Month 2020; and a feature of an original story, illustration, and digital art of young Boholanos! Check out the digital copy online, and you can also grab a copy at Philippine Red Cross Bohol Chapter!

QR code not working? Click the link here: http://bit.ly/3dSJnnp

But we've got more! Readers can get a chance to win two RCY button pins for the first five winners of Crack the Code found in the issue! Test your decoding skills and comment down your answers below. Game on, volunteers!

15/11/2020

01/09/2020

It’s pretty much exciting how fast things can evolve. Just last June, the launching of Red Cross Bohol’s first-ever publication set forth with an online journalism competition; MAGSUWAT. Fast forward to now, and Voila! The first issue of Ang Handumanan, the official publication of Red Cross Youth Bohol, is now up and running!

Check out the digital copy online here: http://bit.ly/AngHandumananAugust2020Issue

Grab a copy at Philippine Red Cross Youth Bohol Chapter!

31/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 31 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 220, 819 with 59,699 active cases.

A total of 3,446 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 165 recoveries. This brings to 157,562 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 38 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,558 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

29/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 29 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 213,131 with 74,611 active cases.

A total of 3,637 confirmed cases are reported today based on the total tests done by 102 out of 110 current operational labs.

DOH as well announces 655 recoveries. This brings to 135,101 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 94 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,419 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

28/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 28, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 209,544 with 71,745 active cases.

A total of 3,999 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 510 recoveries. This brings to 134,474 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 91 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,325 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

27/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 27, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 205,581 with 68,357 active cases.

A total of 3,249 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 566 recoveries. This brings to 133, 990 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 97 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,249 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

26/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 26, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 202,361 with 65,764 active cases.

A total of 5,277 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 1331 recoveries. This brings to 133,460 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 99 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,137 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

25/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 25, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 197,164 with 61,730 active cases.

A total of 2,965 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 368 recoveries. This brings to 132,396 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 34 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,038 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

24/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 24, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 194,252 with 59,200 active cases.

A total of 4,686 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 729 recoveries. This brings to 132,042 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 13 deaths were reported today now arriving at 3,010 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

23/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 23, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 189,601 with 55,236 active cases.

A total of 2,378 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 16,459 recoveries. This brings to 131,367 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 32 deaths were reported today now arriving at 2,998 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

22/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 22, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 187,249 with 69,362 active cases.

A total of 4,933 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 436 recoveries. This brings to 114,921 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 26 deaths were reported today now arriving at 2,966 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

21/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 21, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 182,365 with 64,906 active cases.

A total of 4,786 confirmed cases are reported today.

DOH as well announces 616 recoveries. This brings to 114,519 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 59 deaths were reported today now arriving at 2,940 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.

20/08/2020

LOOK: PHILIPPINE COVID-19 UPDATES

As of 4PM today, August 20, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 178,022 with 61,025 active cases.

A total of 4,339 confirmed cases are reported today based on the total tests done by 100 out of 109 current operational labs.

DOH as well announces 727 recoveries. This brings to 114,114 total number of recoveries in the country.

Moreover, 88 deaths were reported today now arriving at 2,883 total death counts based on data released by the DOH.