“Education is a top priority as usual for Governor Migz Villafuerte,” the governor said as he shares his vision to continuously provide free and quality education to the youth of Camarines Sur for his third term in office.

“What the DENR wants to convey to all of us, especially to our students, is the importance of preserving and conserving the environment. We have to instill in our students’ consciousness that each one of us has to take a part in protecting the only Earth we live in,” said Grace Cariño, Officer-In-Charge, Provincial Environment and Natural Resources

“This congressional meet serves as a training ground for the student-athletes who will become nation builders in the next generation. An event like this provides opportunities to foster our relationships and a good way to develop cooperation and unity most especially,” shared Sandy SR. Ondis, Municipal Mayor of Siruma.

“My grandson, Kian, started teething when he was only 9 months old. I want to ensure that he can have strong teeth so that he can eat nutritious fruits and vegetables; I want him to be healthy,” shared Marilyn Dela Rosa, from Barangay Sto. Domingo, Camaligan. “That is why when our barangay officials announced that there will be a mass fluoride application today, I immediately brought him here to avail of the free service,” she added.

"My son is only 12, but he is already experiencing too much bullying and he cannot perform well at school because of his disability," said Evelyn Abucar from Gainza, Camarines Sur. "When I found out about this program, I was very happy for my son; it was one of the best feelings I have ever had. Finally, he can experience what it is like to hear sounds and make friends with other children just like other people. That is why I want to thank Governor Migz and Congressman Lray Villafuerte for making this event happen in CamSur. This is an answered prayer," she added.

With the theme, “Barangay Health Workers, Sama-sama tungo sa Kalusugang Pangkalahatan,” thousands of BHWs from all districts of the province gathered for the 19th Annual General Assembly Confederation of Barangay Health Workers on November 19, 2019 at the Capitol Convention Center.

Over 100 aspiring applicants took advantage of the opportunity for overseas employment at the Special Recruitment Activity with Employer’s Final interview conducted on October 21, 2019 at the Capitol Convention Center, Cadlan, Pili, Camarines Sur. This activity was brought by the JOBSGLOBAL.COM, in cooperation with the Provincial Government of Camarines Sur through the CamSur Public Employment Services Office (PESO).

“Dati, nagsisibid-sibid ako. Minsan na naglawod akong maalon, nalubog si bangka ko. Ginibo ko, naglangoy ako pagilid, dae ko binayaan si sibid-sibid ko makagilid lang. Duwang oras ako duman,” recalled Honesto Estrada, a resident of Barangay Tinalmud Nuevo, Libmanan. Honesto is one the fishermen in his area who are still using sibid-sibid, or small fishing boats that can carry a load of 2 people maximum. Apart from being unsafe for fishermen and their load, it also has certain limits when it comes to mobility. “Mahirap po gamitin ang sibid-sibid kasi pa-laot ka pa lang, gamit mo na ‘yung lakas mo sa pag sagwan. Tapos pag inabot ka ng malakas na hangin, mas mahirap. Tatabi ka na nun. Wala ka nang kita. Ang iba, pinapadpad pa. Ang iba, inaabot pa ng hatinggabi sa laot kahit araw dapat nakatabi na para lang makapagpahina ng hangin,” shared Dennis Ygusquiza from Barangay Tinalmud Viejo.

“Ang job fair na ito ay isang magandang oportunidad sa lahat ng mga taga-Baao na naghahanap ng trabaho gaya ng tulad kong kakaresign pa lang,” shared Belisa Barandon of Salvacion, Baao, Camarines Sur. Having previous work experience as a cashier at Petron, she applied for cashier, production, and office staff positions in different local agencies. Barandon is just one of the 82 hopeful applicants who seized the opportunity at Trabaho, Negosyo, at Kabuhayan Job and Business Fair conducted on August 13, 2019, at Baao Municipal Covered Court.