Advance baking skills training provides new opportunities for PDLs in MisOcc

 


OROQUIETA, Misamis Occidental — The Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental, under the leadership of Governor Henry S. Oaminal through the Misamis Occidental Provincial Reformatory Jail (MOPRJ) led by Mr. Stephen Sean M. Daral in collaboration with OAIS-TESDA under Engr. Lee M. Catane organized an Advance Baking Skills training program. Focused on torta, cake, and pastries making, this initiative forms a crucial part of the 5-Point Reformation Program of MOPRJ.

The program aims to equip Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) with essential life skills and provide them with opportunities for livelihood upon their release and reintegration into society. Beyond mastering the art of baking, participants are encouraged to develop other valuable skills that can lead to sustainable employment.

Aligned with the comprehensive reform agenda "Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon," championed by Governor Oaminal, this training underscores the commitment to empower and uplift PDLs, offering them the tools for a brighter future.

Ms. Quimby Clavicillias, the dedicated baking instructor, has been instrumental in guiding PDLs through the intricacies of baking, nurturing their potential to become professional bakers. 

The ultimate goal is not only to enhance their skills within the confines of the MOPRJ but also to prepare them for opportunities beyond the Reformatory Jail.

The Advance Baking Skills training program symbolizes the Provincial Government's dedication to rehabilitation and reformation. By providing hope and new beginnings, it paves the way for a better tomorrow for individuals in custody. (PGMO)

 


The Advance Baking Skills training program exemplifies the Provincial Government's commitment to rehabilitation and reformation, offering hope and new beginnings for individuals in custody. (MOPRJ)

 

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