By Nimfa Estrellado Quezon Governor Angelina "Helen Doktora" Tan and the 47 chosen beneficiaries of the One Family, One College Gr...
LUCENA CITY, Quezon - Quezon Governor Angelina "Helen Doktora" Tan awarded scholarships to the first bacth of the One Family, One College Graduate Full Scholarship Program on July 16, 2024. This program, already established as the first of its kind in the Philippines, offers comprehensive educational support to Quezon residents.
By providing full scholarships, the program ensures at least one member from each qualified family in Quezon can pursue a college degree. This initiative is a significant step towards promoting educational attainment, social mobility, and a brighter future for the province's residents.
This scholarship program directly targets families struggling financially, offering a powerful weapon to break the cycle of poverty through the transformative power of higher education. A meticulous selection process identified 47 exceptional students from across Quezon, prioritizing both academic merit and demonstrable financial need.
The program offers a life-changing scholarship package, removing the financial barriers that often hinder academic pursuits. It comprehensively covers all college expenses, including tuition fees, board and lodging, a generous book allowance, uniforms, and transportation. This allows scholars to fully dedicate themselves to their studies without the burden of financial constraints.
Tan, brimming with pride, shared on her official Facebook page, "The determination in their eyes reflects the challenges they've overcome. The provincial government is committed to standing beside them, supporting their dreams and empowering their families to achieve a brighter future."
This program directly aligns with Governor Tan's HEALING Agenda, specifically the educational initiative. It aims to bridge the gap for families struggling to afford college and significantly improve their quality of life.
The One Family, One College Graduate Full Scholarship Program empowers young Quezonian students to not only pursue their academic aspirations but also become the drivers of a more educated and skilled workforce for the province's future.
Governor Tan personally welcomed the 47 chosen beneficiaries today. The program demonstrates its inclusivity by supporting students in both their first and second years of college. This ensures a wider range of deserving students can benefit from this life-changing opportunity.
The Quezon Provincial Government, through this innovative program, is taking a bold step towards a brighter future for its residents. By investing in education, they are empowering families, fostering a more skilled workforce, and paving the way for a more prosperous Quezon.
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