The activity was carried out in accordance with prescribed health protocols.
Mission said the SK Federation in Mabinay continues to extend services to the youth despite the pandemic.
Part of their initiatives for the young people in their town is the provision of face masks, alcohol and disinfectants, learning kits, bond papers, and inks to school children.
Recently, 14 out of 32 SK chairpersons in Mabinay also took COVID-19 vaccine jabs to help boost vaccine acceptance among the youth in their municipality.
Mission explained that the SK Federation is under the A4 category.
She encouraged the youth in her town to be aware of the current issues and support the government in its endeavour to address the problem on the pandemic.
“As youth. we possess three characteristics. We must be vigilant, resilient, and innovative. I encourage the young generation to be strong and be aware of current issues, be mindful in joining organisations, and continue supporting our programs and activities for us to be well-informed,” Mission said. (RAL/PIA7 Negros Oriental)