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January 27, 2015

Mrs. VENECIA B. BELLEN
Principal
Zamora Memorial College
Sto. Niño St. Brgy. 9 Bacacay, Albay, 4509

Madam:

Greetings of magnanimity!

The National Service Training Program, as mandated by Republic Act 9163, aims to enhance civic consciousness and defense preparedness in the youth by developing in them the ethics of service and patriotism. The students underwent necessary training, through Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) Program, which was designed to develop their active participation and contribution to the general welfare of their community.

In line with this, the students were required to provide voluntary service to the barangay, school, or institutions of their choice. This is to involve them to any type of necessary service they could provide for their chosen institution and which,in the end, will awaken in them the sense of volunteerism.

In view with this, may you please accommodate our student, Mr. ELMER B. REBUENO JR., to have his 10-hour voluntary service for your institution.He is required to finish the required hours during his available time. Moreover, kindly supervise him during the span of the program. Likewise, you will be rating or evaluating his performance and attitude through an evaluation sheet which will be provided for the purpose.

We are anticipating for your favorable consideration to this matter. We are looking forwardfor your active cooperation in developing the ethics of service and patriotism to our students. Thank you and God bless.

Very truly yours,

DARYL VINCENT B. PRIETO
NSTP Instructor
Contact No.: 0918-298-6259

NOTED:

MA. VICTORIA FRANCIA B. GUARDINO
SVP – Operations and Student Affairs
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