30 DAUSA Scholars Enroll at CSC-ST
July 4, 2002
[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon, Vol VI, No. 2 May-Jul 2000]
DAUSA Adopt-a-Student Project Coordinators Candy Canga and Darling Dayondon confirmed that they had remitted the first semester tuition and miscellaneous fees for 30 scholars who had enrolled at the Cebu State College of Science and Technology – Danao City Campus in Sabang.
These DAUSA scholars are entitled to 4-year free tuition provided they pass all the subjects.
About Tuba And Shabu, etc.
July 4, 2002
[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon, Vol VI No. 2 May-Jul 2000]
An epidemic more serious and far more debilitating than any disease is softly killing our children. Shabu is a real killer. It attacks the mind, the body and the pocket.
It’s not only the children of the city’s affluent families, also some pedicab drivers, Mitsumi employees who work long hours, istambays, boys and girls as young as 12, are hooked.
Ten Outstanding Cebuanos In U.S.
July 3, 2002
‘[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon Volume VI, No. 3 Oct-Nov 2000.]
Two Danawanons were among the Ten Outstanding Cebuanos in America selected by the National Association of Cebuanos U.S.A., (NAC-USA) an umbrella organization of various Cebuano community organizations.
Educational Chief Pat O. Misa thanks donors
July 3, 2002
[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon, Vol VI, No. 3 Oct-Nov 2000.]
Pat O. Misa, Chief of Educational Mission 2000 expressed her most sincere gratitude to all donors, most of whom are her own friends and relatives. Their help enabled Pat to deliver to barangay schools much needed assistance.
4th DAUSA Medical Mission All Set
July 3, 2002
[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon, Vol VII, No. 3 Jul-Aug 2001.]
The Danao Association USA, Inc. has again mobilized some 15 U.S. based medical professionals to volunteer in the 4th DAUSA Medical Mission and serve the people of Danao at the Danao District Hospital on September 18 — 20, 2001.
The DAUSA Medical Missions had been a tremendous success since its inception in September 1998. It had served close to 4000 indigent Danawanons, including 36 cleft-lip and palate surgeries, and various other major surgeries such as thyroidictomies, hernias, ovarian tumors and approximately about 300 minor surgeries.
3rd Medical-Surgical-Dental & Educational Mission
July 3, 2002
[Note: Originally posted on Kaming Danawanon, Vol. VI, No. 3. Oct-Nov 2000]
City of Danao says Thank You, Please Come Again
The City of Danao expressed its appreciation and gratitude for the unselfish efforts of many DAUSA Medical-Surgical-Dental and Educational Missions volunteers entertaining them with a sumptous dinner, dance and songs at the culmination night, ending the 3-day medical mission on Sept. 19-21 at the Danao City Gym.
LETTERS FROM DAUSA SCHOLARS
July 3, 2002
My dear sponsor
I am Alfredo Tumampos, 20 years old, 2nd year BSEd II majoring T.H.E. I’m living with my sister at Highway, Look in our beloved city.
During my 1st year, I was chosen model student of our school and most outstanding leader as well. I took up summer class and had lots of experience here.
If you still remember, I was the one who spoke on behalf of the scholars. Now I’m the Supreme Student Council President, the highest governing body of our school.
I knew this a hard and tough job. But I believe you are always in my side to support me, morally and financially.