hrough the initiative of the Welfare and Development Section, the Quezon City Jail–Male Dormitory (QCJ-MD) proudly participated in the four-day bazaar at Good Shepherd Cathedral School, showcasing handcrafted products skillfully made by its Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDL).
From beautifully woven bayong bags to other handmade creations, the exhibit highlighted the talent, perseverance, and craftsmanship of the PDL. The four-day bazaar generated a total of ?26,190 in sales, with every purchase helping sustain the PDL livelihood program and supporting their ongoing rehabilitation.
QCJ-MD extends its heartfelt gratitude to the administrators, faculty, staff, students, and the entire Good Shepherd Cathedral School community for warmly welcoming us and for patronizing our handcrafted products. Your support encourages our PDL to continue developing their skills and inspires them to pursue positive change through meaningful livelihood opportunities.
Crafted with care, inspired by hope, and made with purpose.